KENYA EXPERIENCE
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A Samburu couple in full beadwork holding hands

Responsible travel

Wildlife distance, photographing people, community visits and conservation fees.

Travel that leaves Kenya better than it found it is the only kind we sell. A few habits make the difference.

Wildlife

Keep the distance your guide sets, stay in the vehicle, no feeding, no noise at sightings. Conservancy fees you pay go directly to the communities who own the land.

The ivory-burning monument in Nairobi National Park

People

Ask before photographing anyone, and accept a no. Village visits are exchanges, arranged with the community and paid fairly; we don't do drive-by photo stops. Buy crafts from the makers.

Service and children

Our service-learning programs are locally led and supervised. We never place visitors in orphanages or in unskilled roles with children, in line with international child-protection guidance.

Last reviewed October 2026. Rules change; the official links on this page take precedence over anything written here.