Cultural Visits
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Although we've rather grandiosely titled this section "Cultural Visits" what we really mean is getting out of the Parks and lodges and meeting some of the local people in their villages and towns. For many, a safari is all about seeing the wildlife and scenery, but to be honest that is a shame, as there is a wealth of beauty and marvel to be found in the local populations and the way they live their lives. We guarantee that if you have not visited a genuine African village in some of the more rural, poorer areas of Kenya or indeed elsewhere in Africa, you will be in for an eye-opening but hopefully also joyful time.
In particular, in Kenya, there is the opportunity to meet with the Maasai people, with their genuinely unique way of life. The Samburu people are also particularly worth making the acquaintance of.
Visits to villages or schools can be arranged at many of the lodges in Kenya - just ask your host while on safari if you are interested.
Lake Naivasha ($436 pppn)
Experience the life of Kenya's early settlers, in the luxurious surroundings of Loldia House.
Kenya Beaches ($635 pppn)
Manda Island is separated from Lamu by a narrow channel, and Manda Bay Lodge is undoubtedly the top-end place to stay here.
Lake Victoria ($339 pppn)
Along with its sister property, Loldia House, Mfangano Island provides the perfect opportunity to unwind after your safari.
Amboseli ($610 pppn)
In Maasai, 'Ol Kanjau' means 'elephants', and the camp provides the perfect base from which to view Amboseli's most famous inhabitants.
Amboseli ($395 pppn)
Porini Amboseli is an excellent bush camp, located some distance away from the usual tourist routes in Amboseli.
Laikipia ($640 pppn)
Situated in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy area of Laikipia, Porini Rhino Camp offers the true bush experience and amazing wildlife.
Meru ($450 pppn)
Rhino River Camp is a delightful, and exclusive, lodge, situated in Meru National Park, close to the Rhino Sanctuary.
Maasai Mara ($610 pppn)
Originally the Roberts family home in the Maasai Mara, Richards Camp is noted for its intimate atmosphere and personal hosting.
