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Elephant family with a calf, trunks raised, in Laikipia bush

Experiences

Safari, wildlife and cultural experiences led by the Maasai guides, trackers and hosts who know this land firsthand.

Guided by expert Maasai trackers

All of our safari activities are led by Maasai guides who grew up on this land and know its wildlife, seasons and tracks in detail.

  • Guided Game Drives

    Morning and early evening drives led by expert Maasai guides, looking for elephant, lion, reticulated giraffe, cheetah and the rare black leopard, among other species that move through the Laikipia ecosystem. Around $30 per person per day — see full rates.

  • Bush Walks

    Guided walking safaris that let you track wildlife on foot and experience the landscape at a slower, closer pace than a vehicle allows.

  • Wildlife Tracking

    Join local conservationists and trackers on specialised missions, learning to read spoor, droppings and other signs the way they do.

  • Bird Watching

    Over 350 recorded bird species move through the area, including resident owls and fish eagles, making this a rewarding stop for casual and serious birders alike.

  • Wildlife Photography

    Curated photography trips led by visiting experts, timed around light and animal movement for the best chances at a strong shot.

Grevy's zebra facing the camera, narrow stripes and large rounded ears, dry bush behind Grevy's zebra Two warthogs facing the camera in dry grass, tusks visible Warthogs Zebra mare with foal nursing underneath her, green bush behind Zebra mare and foal Three gerenuk antelope browsing, necks stretched upward into the brush Gerenuk Oryx herd and grazing zebra on open savannah, birds in acacia trees Oryx and zebra Small woodpecker with a red crest and spotted plumage perched on a dead branch Cardinal woodpecker

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Hosted by us, not performed for you

These are activities we do as part of daily and ceremonial life. When you join in, you are a guest in that — not an audience for a show staged on your arrival.

  • Maasai Entertainment

    Singing, traditional herbal medicine, spear-throwing demonstrations, blacksmith work, our elders' traditional board game, and beading with expert Maasai women — a direct way to learn about our Indigenous lifestyle from the people who live it.

  • Traditional Conservation

    Learn firsthand how we have lived side by side with wildlife for centuries, and the specific skills and knowledge that make that possible.

Overhead view of unfinished beaded collars and rings laid on the ground, geometric colour patterns

Beadwork by expert Maasai women

Beading is skilled, detailed work, passed down and practised by the women in our community. When you sit with them, you're watching craft, not craft for display.

It's one of several craft and cultural activities you can join during your stay, alongside singing, traditional herbal medicine, spear-throwing demonstrations and blacksmith work.

Campfires

Unwind by the evening fire, sipping the local brew our elders prepare, or sharing wine, stories and bush knowledge passed down through our community.

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