KENYA
Kenya's standouts.
The 10 most popular maasai village experiences in Kenya. Where each one goes, who runs it, and what a seat costs.
Nairobi day tour to Amboseli for elephants with Kilimanjaro views and a Maasai village dance and beadwork visit.
“It was an amazing experience, the planning and the support of our driver and guide @Jack was incredible. Very nice, experienced and helpful person. The planning itself was perfect, even the lunch time was great in a beautiful restaurant and very good food.”
Maasai village day trip from Nairobi with hotel pickup, Kajiado culture workshops, live singing and dancing, and a cattle market stop.
“Had a wonderful time our tour guide Moses. His knowledge and expertise was appreciated. I can tell he was experienced and was passionate about what he does. I felt safe the whole time I was with him. I gain a wealth of knowledge! Thank you Moses for being you!”
Meet Maasai families, milk goats, make beadwork and cook ugali on a day tour from Nairobi, with optional livestock market.
“Simon our tour guide was brilliant! He was knowledgeable and personable and a pleasure to spend time with. The tour itself was amazing! Such a wonderful host family and Simon went above and beyond by taking amazing photos for us. The Masai people were so welcoming, was a once in a lifetime experience. Highly recommend”
Spend a full day outside Nairobi with an authentic Maasai village routine: ugali cooking, beadwork, goat milking, dance, plus school or a cattle market.
“This experience outweighed our expectations for our family of six. Our guide provided water and education on our experience and accommodated our carseat and boosters. The Maasai people were inviting and included us in their attire and daily activities. We learned so much and were touched by their hospitality. We highly recommend this experience and…”
Nairobi day trip to Amboseli National Park for big elephant herds, Mt. Kilimanjaro views, pop-up roof safari, and a Maasai village visit.
“Everything was great. Dennis was a fantastic driver and Kelvin was super knowledgeable. 5*... highly recommend! So glad we spent the day with these two, we learned so much about Kenya and Amboseli and the Masai. The Masai side trip was great also.”
One day in Maasai Mara from Nairobi with a long early drive, Big Five game viewing, and an optional Maasai village visit.
“It was great! Driver, guide and everything was amaizing. We see lions and giraffes and many more. Organisation is so good but also with chill and no stress. It is really worth it!”
3 days in Masai Mara with game drives, included camp stay, select meals, and a Masai village visit from Nairobi.
“It was a great Safari at Masai Mara. We startet at Nairobi in the morning from the office and drived very long to the Camp in the near from the entrance from Masai Mara. We sleept there two nights in a bed who is in a big Tent. At the first day wRead more”
Maasai village visit with a guided house tour and traditional dance show, plus Nairobi pickup and return transfer. Value ranges $25–$60.
“It was an excellent trip! Brian was a wonderful tour guide and he was able to answer all our questions about Masai culture and Kenya. Alfred was also an amazing guide who was very knowledgeable. We had a wonderful experience and I would highly recommend booking!”
Meet the Maasai in Kajiado on a Nairobi day trip with a Manyatta homestead visit, dance, craft market time, and local stories.
“I had high expectations for this trip which were not met let alone exceeded. Firstly we had to wait 40 minutes at a pick up spot for people who were late. I’m sorry, 5-10 I understand and we give grace, but 40 minutes is unacceptable. It meant that we had to rush to ensure that…”
Spend a day with a Maasai community near Nairobi. Learn village life, farming, and food preservation, plus dance and great photos.
“Ok. This is SO FAR the BEST agency I've ever did a tour with. Erick - our guide- is a beautiful soul. I literally almost cried when I had to end the day tour. Our group was so magical and Erick is the most amazing experiencied and niciest human being ever. I really..really..apprecidated this experience!…”
