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In Maasai Land
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In Maasai Land

An initiatory journey in sacred Maasai land, at the heart of a primary forest, to connect with yourself, with others and with wild nature.

Duration
8 days
at the camp
Group
From 6 travellers
Arrival
Nairobi airport
Next departure
24 January → 31 January 2027
Talk to us about this trip
Why take this trip?

A powerful and unique human adventure

This trip is an invitation to share a powerful and unique human adventure, in sacred Maasai land, within a primary forest. You will live at the heart of Maasai wisdom, centred on joy (Encipaï), through their ancestral traditions, their rituals and their spirituality.

You are giving yourself a moment to…

meet the Maasai people and their spirituality;
discover their ancestral traditions, through rituals;
live at the heart of Maasai wisdom, centred on joy;
give yourself time for yourself, and connect with others;
reconnect with the wild nature of Kenya, in a primary forest;
(re)discover yourself in a new way and continue your connection with all living things.
What you will experience

The highlights

Eight days at the camp, in rhythm with nature and Maasai rituals.

The Maasai camp

The Maasai camp

Traditional huts for two people, with no running water or electricity.

The sacred forest

The sacred forest

A camp at the heart of the Naïmina Enkiyio primary forest.

Maasai rituals and wisdom

Maasai rituals and wisdom

Ancestral traditions and a wisdom centred on joy.

Safari extension

Safari extension

Optional: a safari with our partner Maasai guide.

Reconnecting with yourself and with all living things
Initiatory journey

Reconnecting with yourself and with all living things

Rituals, time for yourself and connection with wild nature: a path to slow down, connect with others and (re)discover yourself in a new way.

A supportive trip

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[TEXTE À FOURNIR] Action of the association Au Cœur des Maasaï.

Who will be with you

From the first conversation to the last day

With, for the safari extension, a partner Maasai guide.

Portrait of Stéphane Beuscart

Stéphane Beuscart

Co-founder. Agricultural engineer, landscape gardener, trained in ecopsychology.

Portrait of Alexandra Dugast

Alexandra Dugast

Co-leads the trip in Kenya. Has lived among the Maasai for 7 years.

What is included

The nights of the first and last day in Nairobi
Transfers between the airport and the accommodation in Nairobi
Accommodation at the camp, in traditional Maasai huts
Full-board meals at the camp
4x4 transfers between Nairobi and the camp
Organisation and support by Alexandra and Stéphane
Running of the camp (maintenance, Maasai salaries)

What is not included

Plane tickets
The eTA to enter Kenya, to apply for online
Individual insurance (travel, health, repatriation)
Travel, meals and activities in Nairobi, outside the stay at the camp
Personal purchases, souvenirs and individual activities
Extensions before or after the trip
Frequently asked questions

Preparing your trip

The registration details are sent to you during our first conversation.

How do I book my plane tickets?

Each traveller buys their own ticket, once the group of 6 people is formed. Plan to arrive in Nairobi no later than the day before the first day. There is a direct flight from Paris and Brussels; other options with stopovers are possible. A WhatsApp group lets you coordinate together.

How does booking work?

After a conversation with us to get to know each other, the registration details are sent to you. Your registration is final once a deposit has been received.

When is the trip confirmed?

As soon as the minimum group of 6 travellers is formed, the size at which the stay is viable for the camp that hosts us. Plane tickets are bought at that point, individually.

What formalities should I plan for Kenya?

An electronic travel authorisation (eTA) to enter Kenya, to apply for online. We give you everything you need to make the process easy. Also remember individual travel and repatriation insurance.

How are we accommodated at the camp?

In traditional Maasai huts for two people, with an individual sleeping area (bed, mattress, mosquito net and storage shelf), a dry toilet inside and hot showers outside. There is no running water or electricity: water comes from the river and the camp runs on a solar panel.

Can I extend my stay with a safari?

Yes, many travellers want to. We send you a safari proposal, organised with our partner Maasai guide, Momposhi Rerente, a professional with 20 years of experience who speaks English and French. For any other extension (Indian Ocean coast, other parks, neighbouring countries), everyone organises their own stay, and the WhatsApp group lets you coordinate together.

A couple walking on the beach at sunset, facing the sea

Ready to travel with us?

Every trip begins with a conversation. Write to us and we will call you back to talk about it.

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