Adventure Safari in Kenya

Finish your volunteering or mission trip with an adrenaline-fueled Adventure Safari in Kenya. From Hell’s Gate biking to Mt. Longonot hiking and Mara walking tours.

DISCOVER

Top Adventure Safari Activities

Hell’s Gate is one of the few parks in Kenya where you can safely explore on foot or by bicycle. Rent a mountain bike and ride through the towering basalt cliffs as zebras and warthogs graze beside you. For a true adrenaline hit, hire a local guide to lead you up the “Fischer’s Tower” rock face.

Next, we have Mt. Longonot which offers a challenging day hike that rewards you with views of the entire Rift Valley.

Guided by armed Maasai morans (warriors), you’ll learn the art of tracking lions by their prints, identifying medicinal plants, and sensing the wind.

Led by Samburu guides, these multi-day treks involve “fly-camping,” sleeping under the stars in mobile tents. You travel at the pace of the wild, moving through territories inhabited by the “Samburu Special Five” (like the Grevy’s zebra and Reticulated giraffe).

TRANSITIONING FROM

“Volunteer” to “Adventurer”

One of the hardest parts of finishing a mission trip is the “re-entry” into normal life. An adventure safari acts as a vital buffer.

Mental Processing: The physical exertion of a hike or bike ride allows you to process the emotional weight of your volunteer work.

Connecting with Nature: You’ve seen the human side of Kenya; now, see the ecological foundation that supports those communities.

Support Local Guides: Many adventure companies are community-owned. By booking an adventure safari, you are continuing your “mission” by putting money directly into the hands of local guides and conservationists.