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Stephen_B, Oct 2026
Great fun
This evening was great fun, and very informative too. Nimoh seems to know everyone! She is from the Kikuyu tribe, and the dishes that we made together were things that might be served at a Kikuyu wedding or similar celebration. She told us a lot about Kenyan and tribal tradition and culture. Recommended!
Donovan_G, Oct 2026
An Unforgettable Experience in Kenya
Visiting the Maasai village was truly one of the most memorable experiences of our entire trip to Kenya. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed warmly and given an opportunity to learn about Maasai culture, traditions, family life, and their way of living. Asante sana to Alfred and everyone in the village for welcoming us and sharing a part of your culture with our family.
Fiona_M, Oct 2026
Nairobi tour
Faith our guide picked us from our hotel and took us for a tour of the Kobe bead factory. Next stop was the elephant orphanage where she guided us to a great viewing spot. We then were taken to the giraffe centre where she advised us how to feed the giraffes and took pictures and videos to capture the moment for us. At all locations she was really knowledgeable about the work done here and made this a very enjoyable tour. Would definitely recommend
Tavia_P, Sep 2026
Fantastic walking tour of Nairobi
Our guide was amazing and incredibly knowledgeable! Exploring the city on foot with someone who knows the history, culture, and local spots so well made for a fantastic experience. They answered all of our questions and gave us great context throughout the walk. ​A wonderful way to see Nairobi up close—highly recommend this tour
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Nairobi, Kenya’s vibrant capital, is a gateway to outdoor experiences such as wildlife safaris and ascents of Mt. Kenya. You’ll want a guide to help you access these experiences, whether you choose to venture into the wilds of Amboseli National Park, float on Lake Nakuru, or trek to the summit of Africa’s second-highest peak. To experience Kenya like a local, you can also explore a local market and take a cooking class.

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