Responsible travel
Tourism that leaves the country better
The company exists because a Kenyan guide wanted more than extractive itineraries. Conservation, cultural respect and community wages are not a footer badge.
Communities
Park-edge visits are arranged with people we know. Porters on gorilla days and mountain crews are paid work, not a tip jar afterthought. Crafts you buy stay with the maker.
Wildlife
Distance rules, no off-road chasing, no drone without written permission. A gorilla permit is a tracking right — if you are ill, you do not trek. We will move the day.
Honesty
We do not sell guaranteed crossings or guaranteed Big Five. We sell the right park in the right month, with a guide who still looks.
Gorilla trekking, done with care
Seven metres, no flash, masks when rangers ask. Hire a porter. The hour ends when the ranger says it ends.
Plan with us
Tell us how you like to travel
Dates, pace, lodges or tents, gorillas or wildebeest — write a few lines. A trip designer in Nairobi replies, usually within a day.