5 Days Kenya Cultural Safari, Lake Naivasha & Masai People

5 Days Kenya Cultural Safari, Lake Naivasha & Masai People – Cultural Holidays in Kenya Africa

On our 5-days Kenya Cultural safari you are invited to become involved in the sustainability programs that are helping Kenya’s most vulnerable people step away from poverty and towards a brighter future. You will visit a children’s feeding center, an innovative city farm, and a women’s empowerment project, where you will have the opportunity to meet and engage with project leaders and various members of the communities who are making wonderful progress in creating a better life for all. This will give you fascinating insights into Kenyan Culture that few tourists ever experience and connect with people on a personal level. Also on this safari, visit a traditional Masai Village to learn about Kenyan tribal life, and enjoy a spot of wildlife-watching on a relaxing day trip to beautiful Lake Naivasha.

Detailed Itinerary

Day One:

Help at a Soup Kitchen, getting involved in helping disadvantaged communities is both an opportunity to engage with local people and a rewarding way for travelers to contribute to alleviating the problems of poverty in Kenya. Today you visit a family center on the outskirts of Nairobi city, which provides the families with their only regular meal each day. You lend a hand by helping to prepare and distribute nutritious food and in return witness first-hand how communities work together to help the hungry and most vulnerable.

Today we drive west of Nairobi city to Lake Naivasha Kenya’s most beautiful freshwater lake surrounded by peaceful grassy banks and fringed by thick papyrus. Along the way, you will stop at a roadside lookout for the stunning views over Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, and arrive at a lovely lakeside lodge in huge grounds studded with acacia trees and perhaps spot the odd antelope or vervet monkey. Catch a small boat to view the pods of hippos and abundant birdlife that Naivasha is so famous for, then back to your booked lodge enjoy a delicious leisurely lunch and relaxing swim in the pool before returning to Nairobi city in the late afternoon.

Day Four:

Kenyan grandmothers play a vital role in keeping families together in difficult economic circumstances. Visit a local grandmother’s pig farm and discover how pig-husbandry provides food and financial support and the bio-gas system creates energy out of the waste to power a home. This is another worthwhile initiative that aims to empower grandmothers through small-scale farming. Sit with them over a cup of local tea and enjoy some joyful singing and dancing and listen to their powerful stories about resilience.

Day Five:

Become a Masai for the Day. On this day, you will spend an amazing day as an honorary Masai by visiting a family in their village who have lived the traditional Masai way of life for generations. It starts with a song and dance welcome where the wife of a village elder will offer to dress you in traditional Masai shuka cloth or ‘African blanket’. Learn about traditional rites of passage from the male children of the family, or young Morans, who will teach you how to throw a traditional spear and the techniques needed to survive in the bush, and listen to fascinating folklore stories told by Masai elders.

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