This unique experience combines cultural discovery, solidarity actions and exploration of Kenya's biodiversity in protected nature reserves. Experience an unforgettable adventure combining encounters with the Maasai community and concrete projects for the conservation of African wildlife. Missions for teens and children here.
As part of a sustainable tourism approach
Kenya is a world biodiversity hotspot, but conflicts between human activities and wildlife are frequent. The camp is part of a sustainable tourism approach, aimed at supporting the harmonious coexistence of local communities and natural ecosystems. This immersion allows young people to discover the challenges of conservation and actively contribute to environmental projects, while opening up to a different culture.
The work of young ecovolunteers
- Monitoring and observation of endangered species (Rothschild's giraffe, rare birds)
- Removal of invasive plants in the nature reserve
- Raising environmental awareness in communities
- Work in a local nursery and reforestation activities
- Support for a project to empower women through environmental action
- Participation in local wildlife surveys
- Cultural exchange with the Maasai community
- Involvement in nature reserve maintenance work
Example of a volunteer day
- 7:00 am: breakfast at the camp with the group.
- 8:00 am: departure for the day's site. Possible activities:
- Ecological monitoring (giraffes, birds),
- Removal of invasive plants,
- Nursery work,
- Wildlife observation and awareness.
- 11:30am: return to camp or move on to a new activity. Free time possible.
- 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm: lunch
- 2:30 pm: cultural immersion or community action (Kenyan cuisine, Masai dance, beadwork workshop, projects with local women, visit to a village or discovery of an emblematic site).7:00 pm: convivial dinner followed by an evening activity (campfire, Kenyan cinema, karaoke, talent show or traditional games).
- Price : €1550 per teenager
- Dates : from June 13, 2025 to June 26, 2025 or from July 11, 2025 to July 24, 2025
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, non-programmed activities, personal expenses, medical insurance.
- Physical: Moderate level, varied activities between conservation work and exploration
- Supervision: Dedicated group coordinator present throughout the trip
- From 15 to 17 years old
- Language: English
- Authentic cultural immersion in the Maasai community
- Safari in Nakuru National Park, rich in biodiversity
- Concrete contribution to African wildlife conservation projects
- Educational experience combining hands-on learning and cultural discovery
- Meeting with women involved in emancipation projects
- Variety of activities: safaris, excursions, environmental projects, cultural exchanges
- Traditional Kenyan cooking classes
- Evening entertainment: campfire, karaoke, cinema, talent shows
Accommodation: Accommodation in shared rooms (type not specified)
Food: Full board (3 meals a day) included
Arrival: Pick-up at Nairobi airport by coordinator and transfer
- Excursion to Thomson Falls
- Boat trip on Lake Naivasha
- Visit to the town of Nakuru
- Soccer and games with community children
- Varied cultural evenings: cinema, campfire, karaoke, talent shows
- Day off (day 10)
- Traditional Kenyan cooking classes
- Immersion in Maasai culture through dedicated cultural sessions
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The partner association
Le partenaire is a 1901 association registered in France, whose mission is to encourage participation in ethical and sustainable development projects. It connects NGOs, social action associations and government structures with volunteers. It promotes solidarity and participative travel. The partner is a certified WYSE Travel Confederation Member. WYSE is a global non-profit organization representing the youth and student travel industry worldwide. It is also a member of the AFNOR commission for the development of the international standard on responsible tourism, a member of the International Mobility Committee, certified as an Australian specialist, accredited by the international group ICEF, a member of EAIE (European Center of Expertise, Networking and Resources for the Internationalization of Higher Education) and a member of the travel4impact Network. All missions with Freepackers
