Northern nomadic tribes, safaris and relax in Lamu Island

In this fourth edition of the trip to Kenya, we would like to give it a new approach. Without abandoning the essence of the original ethnographic trip, we have added one game drive and an ending of charm at the paradisiac Lamu Island.
Following the philosophy of Last Places, "deeper and further", Eva Colomer will lead a group of intrepid travelers to go beyond the conventional routes, to a very little explored territory.
It is about starting with a unique ethnographic route, designed as a search, investigation and coexistence (camping in their villages) with the most remote and traditional tribes in the country: Samburu, Turkana, Rendille, Gabbra, Ilchamus, Pokot and the Mole. Semi-nomadic societies that survive in an arid, still untamed territory.
After the direct contact with these unique peoples of northern Kenya, we will enjoy a game drive in search of the big 5 in the Samburu National Reserve (with more than 900 elephants!). The sighting of wild fauna is quite an experience and will not leave us indifferent.
And to finish, we relax on the beaches of Lamu after having sailed in a dhow, their traditional boats.
Adventure is served!

The guide will be Eva Colomer, a graduate in anthropology from the University of Barcelona, a lover of Africa and a traveler with experience as a guide.