14-Day Kenyan Tribes & Wildlife Eco Tour from Anchorage
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
14 days
Fitness Level
Participants should have moderate fitness to handle daily safaris, some walking, and occasional uneven terrain.
Overview
Embark on a private 14-day journey from Anchorage to Kenya’s remote tribes and wildlife sanctuaries. Experience thrilling safaris, cultural immersion, and dedicated conservation efforts in one unforgettable trip.
14-Day Kenyan Tribes, Conservation and Animals
Ages 10+
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 14-day journey through Kenya, immersing yourself in the vibrant culture of the Samburu and witnessing majestic wildlife. Experience the thrill of spotting the "Big 5," explore stunning lakes, and visit elephant sanctuaries, all while creating unforgettable memories in breathtaking landscapes.
Duration
14 Days
About
A 14-day adventure through Kenya experiencing the culture and animals of the Samburu along with elephant sanctuaries, rhino/canopy walks and blue pools. Tick off your bucket list viewing the "Big 5" while explore Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha and finishing with the Masai Mara. This trip starts and ends in Nairobi (however note that this trips continues from the north of Kenya to Uganda as a leg and if you are only doing Kenya we will help you with transportation). If you have questions about transportation/how to get there, please contact us. If you are on multiple trips, we will give you more information on transportation between the trips (flights/bus transfers) once you are booked on multiple legs.
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Adventure Tips
Carry lightweight and breathable clothing
Kenya’s climate during the tour can be warm, so wearing moisture-wicking fabrics helps keep you comfortable on safaris and cultural visits.
Bring binoculars for wildlife spotting
To enhance your viewing of the Big 5 and bird species, a good pair of binoculars is invaluable.
Stay hydrated throughout the day
Kenya's drylands can get hot; always carry water and drink regularly to avoid dehydration.
Respect local customs when visiting tribes
Ask for permission before photography and dress modestly to honor Samburu cultural traditions.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- African elephant
- reticulated giraffe
History
The Samburu tribe, related to the Maasai, has preserved its distinctive culture for centuries through traditional customs and ceremonies.
Conservation
Several conservancies in this region actively protect endangered species while promoting community-based tourism to balance economic needs and wildlife preservation.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight hiking boots
Provides support and comfort during walks and safaris over varied terrain.
Wide-brimmed hat
Protects from strong sun exposure during midday outdoor activities.
summer specific
Insect repellent
Helps prevent bites from mosquitoes and other insects common in Kenyan landscapes.
spring specific
Lightweight rain jacket
Useful for sudden showers to stay dry and comfortable on excursions.
spring specific