A tour of outmost mutual benefit to you and the host communities. It takes you right into the heart of Kenya to camp, interact and live (and for the adventurous type may opt for a home-stay) with the locals of Mulot which is off the main tourist circuit of Masai Mara Game Reserve. People here have no direct benefit from tourism activities as in the case in main tourist destinations. They depend on farming but the area has erratic rains which in most cases leave them with meager resources to live on. Clean drinking water and decent houses are beyond their reach. Our activities here are geared to improve their living standard - our stay here will help to build/install water tank(s) or build house(s) for some less endowed families. This is a noble way of helping them benefit directly from tourism which otherwise will not have come their way.

For those of us with specialized skills at some point, may spare their time to help the locals share their expertise in areas like teaching, medical helps etc. And to wrap it all, we visit some of the main attractions like Masai Mara, lake Nakuru etc for wildlife experience and also an elaborate cultural exposure with other communities like the Masai – it is never a dull moment!

Order of activities.

Arrive and be driven to the village where you set up camps and/or for those interested in home-stay are introduced to their hosts.

The first week is for catering materials for construction, which have been bought in advance to begin work. A technical skilled person is on site to assists in the construction as you help and learn the African way of doing things. Also there are breaks to interact with the local communities and join them in their day today life and visit some major wildlife attractions like Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru amongst others

Charges: From US $1,990 to US $4,187 per person depending on the group size.

What the cost covers:

Prices include:

Prices exclude:

* All land transport
* Accommodations as detailed in the itinerary
* All food, including dietary requirements
* Local guide services
* Park and camp site fees
* Building Materials
* Technical skills

* Flights/Visa
* Personal insurance
* Charges incurred for itinerary changes
* Mineral water and alcoholic drinks
* Personal effects including sleeping bags
* Special services requested
* Tips

GENERAL: Accommodations are not luxurious but comfortable and safe. We utilize rooming tents with bed and beddings, mobile toilets and hot showers while on safari and utilize mountain huts/ tents while on treks. Food is fresh and prepared with good standards of hygiene.  We use qualified staff and pay well above average. As part of our commitment to community support we allocate 7% of the monies toward local charities/ projects and we ensure that our clients get personalized service by accompanying them on some of the trips.

 We can assist with hotel arrangements and airport transport for before and after your trip.

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