This unique trip combines cultural discovery, community service and exploration of Kenya’s biodiversity within protected nature reserves. Experience an unforgettable adventure featuring encounters with the Maasai community and hands-on projects to conserve African wildlife. See the programmes for teenagers and children here.
As part of a commitment to sustainable tourism
Kenya is a global hotspot for biodiversity, but conflicts between human activities and wildlife are common there. The camp is part of a sustainable tourism initiative aimed at supporting the harmonious coexistence of local communities and natural ecosystems. This immersive experience enables young people to learn about conservation issues and actively contribute to environmental projects, whilst gaining an appreciation for a different culture.
The work of young eco-volunteers
- Monitoring and observation of endangered species (Rothschild’s giraffe, rare birds)
- Removal of invasive plants in the nature reserve
- Raising environmental awareness within communities
- Work at a local nursery and reforestation activities
- Support for a project aimed at empowering women through environmental initiatives
- Participation in local wildlife surveys
- Cultural exchange with the Maasai community
- Involvement in maintenance work at the nature reserve
An example of a volunteer’s day
- 7.00 am: breakfast at the camp with the group.
- 8.00 am: departure for today’s destination. Possible activities:
- Ecological monitoring (giraffes, birds),
- Removal of invasive plants,
- Work in a nursery,
- Wildlife watching or wildlife awareness.
- 11.30 am: return to camp or move on to a new activity. Free time may be available.
- 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm: lunch
- 2.30 pm: cultural immersion or community activity (Kenyan cooking, Maasai dancing, bead-making workshop, projects with local women, a visit to a village or a tour of a landmark). 7.00 pm: a convivial dinner followed by an evening activity (campfire, Kenyan films, karaoke, talent show or traditional games).
- Price: €1,400 per teenager
- Dates: 14 June to 27 June 2026 and 10 July to 23 July 2026
Included in the price: Accommodation, all meals, airport transfers, local transport, coordination, training, 24-hour
emergency assistance Not included in the price: international and domestic flights, activities not included in the programme, personal expenses, medical insurance
- Physical activity: Moderate level, with a variety of activities ranging from conservation work to exploration
- Support: A dedicated group coordinator available throughout the trip
- Aged 15 to 17
- Language: English
- An authentic cultural immersion within the Maasai community
- Safari in Nakuru National Park, a haven of biodiversity
- A tangible contribution to African wildlife conservation projects
- An educational experience combining hands-on learning and cultural discovery
- Meeting with women involved in women’s empowerment projects
- A wide range of activities: safaris, excursions, environmental projects, cultural exchanges
- Traditional Kenyan cooking class
- Entertainment evenings: campfires, karaoke, films, talent shows
Accommodation: Shared rooms (type not specified)
Meals: Full board (3 meals a day) included
Arrival: Meet and greet at Nairobi Airport by the coordinator and transfer
- Excursion to Thomson Falls
- Boat trip on Lake Naivasha
- Tour of Nakuru
- Football and games with the local children
- A variety of cultural evenings: films, campfires, karaoke, talent shows
- Free day (day 10)
- Traditional Kenyan cooking class
- An immersion in Maasai culture through dedicated cultural sessions
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