The safari typically begins in Nairobi, where you will visit the National Museum of Kenya and the Bomas of Kenya cultural center. At the museum, you will learn about Kenya’s pre-colonial and colonial history, as well as its diverse cultures and natural history. At the Bomas of Kenya, you will witness traditional dances, music, and crafts from different communities in Kenya.

Next, you will travel to the Maasai Mara, where you will have the opportunity to learn about the Maasai people’s customs and traditions. You will visit a traditional Maasai village, where you will learn about their way of life, see their homes (bomas), and witness their traditional dances and music. You will also have the opportunity to participate in cultural activities such as spear throwing and beadwork.

From the Maasai Mara, you will travel to the coastal city of Mombasa, where you will experience the Swahili culture. You will visit the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will see the historical architecture and learn about the Swahili culture and history. You will also enjoy Swahili cuisine and participate in cultural activities such as henna painting and traditional dances.

The safari may also take you to other parts of the country, such as the Central Highlands, where you will learn about the Kikuyu people’s customs and traditions. You will visit a traditional Kikuyu village, learn about their agriculture practices and participate in cultural activities such as cooking traditional meals and basket weaving.

Throughout the safari, you will stay in comfortable lodges and camps that offer a range of amenities, from luxurious accommodations to more basic tented camps. The safari is led by experienced guides who have an intimate knowledge of the country’s culture and history and who will provide you with fascinating insights into the different communities and their way of life.