Mission Travel Trips in Kenya

Combine faith and adventure. Join a short-term mission trip in Kenya, featuring community service projects and an iconic wildlife safari in Kenya.

DISCOVER

A Journey of Service and Discovery

For many, a short-term mission trip in Kenya is a life-altering experience. It is a rare opportunity to step outside of one’s comfort zone, offer meaningful service to global communities, and witness the profound beauty of East Africa. The trend of “Integrated Missions,” where service is paired with a deep appreciation for God’s creation has made the wildlife safari in Kenya an essential bookend to these spiritual journeys.

Participating in a mission trip allows you to:

Support Local Communities: Engage in hands-on projects, from building classrooms to supporting local orphanages.

Cultural Immersion: Live and work alongside Kenyan hosts, learning the true meaning of Harambee (all pulling together).

Personal Growth: Gain a global perspective that shifts how you view your resources and your faith.

PLANNING

Your Logistics

When organizing a short-term mission, timing and safety are paramount.

The Best Time to Go: If your mission involves construction or outdoor community work, the dry seasons (January–March or June–October) are ideal. This also coincides with the best times for a wildlife safari in Kenya

eTA Requirement: Remember that Kenya has transitioned to a digital eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) system. Ensure every member of your team applies at least three weeks before departure.

Budgeting for Impact: Many teams are using “all-inclusive” mission models. These packages typically cover ground transport, modest housing, ministry materials, and a 3-day safari to close out the trip.