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All-Inclusive Beach Vacation Packages

Experience Kenya's Best Coastal Getaway with Luxury Accommodation & Return Transfers

Per Person Sharing Rate

VALIDITY: 5th Jan - 27th April 2025

Transport	2 nights	3 nights	4 nights
Return SGR	28,450.00	39,900.00	51,500.00
One way SGR	36,700.00	48,400.00	59,750.00
One way flight From	43,950.00	55,650.00	67,300.00

Single Traveller Rate

VALIDITY: 5th Jan - 27th April 2025

Transport	2 nights	3 nights	4 nights
Return SGR	37,850.00	53,250.00	69,100.00
One way SGR	46,100.00	61,500.00	77,350.00
Return Flight From	53,350.00	68,750.00	84,600.00

Package Inclusions:

All-inclusive meal plan
Welcome cocktail at the resort
Free wi-fi in rooms and public areas
Accommodation at the resort
Access to hotel amenities
Return SGR & Flight tickets
Return hotel transfers

Instant Confirmation & Booking

Call Now: +254 726 011 811 Email for Group Bookings

Experience Authentic Maasai Village Cultural Tours Kenya

Traditional Masai Warriors Welcoming Visitors at a Village entrance

Step into Living History: Maasai Tribal Traditions

Experience one of Africa’s most iconic cultures with our ethically curated Maasai village tours near the Masai Mara and Amboseli National Park. Designed for travelers, these small-group interactions offer more than photo ops – they’re a doorway to preserved East African heritage.

When you join our Maasai cultural immersion experiences near the Masai Mara Reserve, you'll:

Learn the symbolic Adumu jumping dance from warriors
Create traditional beadwork with female artisans (LCK: Maasai beadwork workshops)
Tour authentic boma homesteads built with cow dung & ash
Master ancient fire-making techniques using local acacia wood

Why Choose Us?
- #1 Rated Maasai cultural experience (TripAdvisor 2023)
- Direct community support: $20 fee funds village schools
- Pair with Great Migration safaris for full Kenya immersion

The Complete Maasai Village Tour Experience

Unforgettable Cultural Activities.

1. Warrior Skills & Traditions: The Maasai warrior experience Kenya

Learn the Adumu (Jumping Dance): Train with Maasai morans (warriors)

Fire-Making Masterclass: Use acacia wood & cow dung methods

Spear Throwing: Ancient hunting techniques demystified

2. Hands-On Maasai Beadwork Workshops (Family-Friendly)

Symbolism Decoded: Maasai bead craft class near Masai Mara

Create Your Necklace: Keep as a sustainable souvenir

🔴 Red shukas symbolize bravery & unity

🔵 Blue beads represent energy from the sky

🟣 Purple jewelry denotes royalty status

3. Boma Homestead Tours: authentic Maasai village home visit

Architecture Secrets: How dung-ash walls repel insects

Daily Life Demos: Milk cows, grind maize, weave roofs

Rhythms of the Savannah: Maasai Music & Dance

Participate in our interactive musical sessions featuring:

Call-and-response warrior chants

Lion hunting story songs

Drum circles using orinka cowhide instruments

Call-and-response warrior chants

Tour Practical Details

Your Maasai Cultural Package Includes:

✅ Village donation ($20)	✅ Warrior dance performances
✅ Beadwork demonstration	✅ Cattle milking experience

Discover the Maasai Culture: Authentic Village Tours & Safari Adventures

Experience the vibrant traditions of Kenya’s Maasai people with a cultural tour that combines history, art, and adventure. Perfect for travelers seeking authentic safari experiences in Kenya, Tanzania, or beyond, this journey offers a rare glimpse into a centuries-old nomadic lifestyle.

Why Visit a Maasai Village?

Immerse in Tradition: Witness the iconic red shukas (robes), intricate beadwork, and rhythmic dances like the adumu (jumping dance).
Hands-On Learning: Try fire-making, cow milking, or crafting beaded jewelry with local artisans.
Support Local Communities: Purchase handmade souvenirs directly from Maasai families, empowering their economy.

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What Can You Experience on a Maasai Village Tour?

Colorful Culture:
- Bold Attire: Maasai warriors and women dazzle in bright red, blue, and purple shukas and beaded jewelry.
- Traditional Homes: Step inside a boma (mud-and-dung hut) to learn how these eco-friendly homes withstand Africa’s climate.
Music & Dance:
- Join the adumu dance, where warriors leap high to rhythmic chants—a powerful display of strength.
Wildlife & Conservation:
- Many Maasai work as conservationists in Kenya’s Maasai Mara Reserve and Amboseli National Park, protecting lions, elephants, and more.

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Plan Your Maasai Cultural Tour

Affordable & Unique: For just $20 per person, enjoy a guided village visit, including dances, crafts, and storytelling.
Easy Booking: Let Blavals Adventure Ltd arrange your tour during a Kenya or Tanzania safari. Add-ons like hot-air balloon rides or market visits available!

Ideal For: Families, solo travelers, and photographers seeking off-the-beaten-path adventures in East Africa.

Why Travelers Love Maasai Tours

Bucket-List Experience: Connect with one of Africa’s oldest cultures in their homeland.
Photography Gold: Capture the vivid colors of Maasai attire against Kenya’s savannahs.
Eco-Friendly Travel: Tours support community-led conservation and cultural preservation.

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Book Your Maasai Cultural Tour Today!

Ready for an unforgettable adventure? Whether you’re from the USA, Europe, Australia, Canada, Germany, or France, our tours cater to global explorers. Blavals Adventure Ltd ensures seamless planning—from translation to transportation.

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Add-On Experiences:

Sunrise warrior training sessions ($45)
Traditional herbal medicine workshop ($30)

Why Choose Our Authentic Maasai Tours?

🇰🇪 Local Partnerships

Direct revenue sharing with 12 Maasai communities

🏆 Award-Winning

2023 Eco-Tourism Kenya Gold Certification

🦁 Conservation Focus

Supports lion protection initiatives

Kenya Coast - Bush, Beach, Culture and Cuisines.

The Kenyan Coast commands a strong sense of identity; other than the sandy beaches and the blue turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, it will indeed enchant you with an impressive blend of scents, sounds, and colors and, above all ... a superb dining option.

Mombasa is a colorful Island town with a picturesque blend of ancient and modern structures. The old town and its labyrinth of narrow twisting allay displays the beautifully carved doors, Arab verandas, Bazars with Curios, and antique shops.

The mention of Malindi Town alone evokes a history dating back to the 15th Century when the Portuguese visited the shores, choosing it as a prime trading spot. This small town is at the center of a strip of idyllic tropical beaches, offering world-class resorts and quiet, relaxing hideaways.

Further south, the sleepy town of Watamu, fronted by wide white beaches, beckons you to a thrilling holiday experience. This tranquil haven is home to several well-established resorts and many private guest houses scattered throughout the forest along the deserted shores.

Diani Beach, indisputably the most frequented beach destination on the coast of Kenya, has indeed played host to the high and mighty from all over the world. Located on the South Coast, it has abundant hotels catering to all tastes, from small boutique properties for discerning travelers to larger family hotels.

There are also self-catering properties where you can enjoy privacy and informality during your tour. In the vast South Coast region, you will enjoy water sports such as windsurfing, sailing, snorkeling, water skiing, and Scuba diving, among many others.

Diani Beach lies 35 Km south of Mombasa City. The beach covers the shore for about 25 Km, and it is adjacent to, among others, these famous destinations: Tiwi Beach, Galu Beach, Chale Island, Funzi Island, and Kinondo Island.

Dining At The Coast.

Kisite Marine Park Wasini Island Delicacies Toombili Adventures 2

Kisite Marine Park Wasini Island Delicacies Toombili Adventures

Kisite Marine Park Wasini Island Delicacies Toombili Adventures 3

In the hinterland and along the coastline, which covers about 536 Km, lovely dining facilities vary vastly, offering anything from fine dining to casual eateries.

Owing to the fusion of cultures, over the years, the coast has emerged many cuisines to choose from bearing equivalent diversity with the cultures.

These include the native Swahili cuisine, which is incidentally a blend of Arabic, Indian, and African Cooking styles. Some dishes with a heavy Indian and Arabic influence include Pilau and biryani. The Blend of African & Asian Cuisines also produces a wide range of Vegetarian dishes. Other major cuisines on the coast include Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Continental, and many more.

The coast is especially famed for freshly caught seafood, which is a highlight in virtually many outlet’s menus. Local cuisines borrowed from other parts of the country are also available where, in most cases, they are enhanced with a spicy coastal touch. The city hotels, beach hotels, and resorts at the coast also offer a diverse choice of accommodation, conferencing facilities, and a wide range of sporting and leisure activities.

Places To Visit.

Marafa Hells Kitchen Malindi Toombili Adventures 3

Fort Jesus – Mombasa Island.

It was built in 1593 by the Portuguese. It’s located on the edge of a coral ridge overlooking the entrance to the old port of Mombasa. The Fort Jesus Museum houses findings from archeological excavations along the coast, within the fort, and a grand display of the culture and history of the coast and its people.

Old Town (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

This section of Mombasa City will definitely take you back to the ancient days when the Arabs Immensely influenced the town’s way of life, setting the pace for a whole new culture. Old buildings, exquisite art designs, and curio shops that sell antique and popular Kenyan souvenirs characterize the town.

The wealth in cultural diversity encompassing a rich brew of locals, Arabs, Asians, Portuguese, and the British who had co-existed for hundreds of years in this area has created a distinct character and culture which has come to define the old town.

Gedi Ruins - Waatamu

The Gedi ruins are located in Gedi off the Malindi- Mombasa road along the road to Watamu. It dates back to the 13th Century and was later abandoned in the 17th Century. Gedi was a small town built entirely from rocks and stones, inhabited by a few thousand Swahili people and ruled by a wealthy Sultan.

Vasco Da Gama Pillar - Malindi

This Pillar sits in a picturesque location on the seafront road near the Jetty. The Pillar can be reached from Scorpio Villas or the Malindi’s Silversands. The Pillar is one of the oldest remaining monuments in Africa and was built in 1498 by the great Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama as a sign of appreciation for the welcome the Sultan of Malindi gave him.

Simba Hills National Reserve

About 45 minutes from Diani, Simba Hills National Reserves is a raw taste of the wild side of the Kenyan Coast. A tropical rain forest, which is cool and refreshing, a far cry from the heat and humidity of the beach. Inside the forest is the magical Sheldricks’s waterfall.

Others

- Haller Park (the largest animal sanctuary in Mombasa),

- Mamba Village (East Africa’s largest crocodile farm),

- Mombasa tusks (a symbolic representation of entrance into the heart of Mombasa town),

- Hindu temple (an important symbol of Mombasa’s cultural diversity),

- Mnarani ruins (an ancient Swahili Coastal Settlement dating back to the early 14 th Century)

- Mombasa Marine Park and National Reserve (Rich in coral reef and abundant marine life),

- John Krapf Memorial (an area in Nyali with the Graves and Memorial of this Pioneer missionary and His Family

- Bombolulu workshop, among others.

- Vasco Da Gama Pillar In Malindi

- Mida Creek - Watamu

With all these at hand, you are indeed spoilt for choice as a visitor bound to behold a vacation as flawless and elegant to befit the highest nobility.

Blavals Adventure ensures nothing indulges your sense of entitlement more than the magnificently planned tour experience.

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A short-term cure may be, but there is nothing quite like a bit of intensive retail therapy to put the fizz when buying a gift. Most of Kenya’s retail structures are called curio shops, with organized, desirable, affordable features and a variety of uniquely different gifts.

Perhaps the best buys are found amongst the handcrafts haul: multi-colored Masai beadwork belts, bright sisal baskets, the ever-popular cotton wraps for men and women commonly referred to as the Kikoys and Khangas (which do just everything from interior design to high fashion), evocative carvings from elephants to antelopes, soft carved soapstone’s such as malachite, rose quartz and Tanzanite, lots of ‘big’ jewelry wrought from everything; from banana leaves to cow horn- really high on impact and ridiculously low on expenditure and sandals from jewel-beaded to cow-horn-thonged.

Kenya has also taken a new direction concerning the so-called beach boys who used to peddle their wares on the beaches. This is no longer happening because they have been housed in purpose-built handicraft centers welcoming visitors.

Here, you can see the items being made and get to choose from the long list of fantastic dragon’s horde of glittering sarongs, tinkling jewelry, gleaming carvings, and Abstract paintings.

Kenya also boasts of a thriving cottage industry which turns out everything from beautifully scented candles made from Masai beeswax to sheepskin slippers made from highland fleeces plus some authentic hand-knitted, woven and dyed woolens, subtly woven Kenyan cotton, beaded and painted leather work, eco-friendly paper goods and some interior design options that wouldn’t look amiss in the Milanese design fairs.

Chose from avant-garde wrought iron, hand-blown glass, beaten copper, woven rugs, hand-thrown terracotta, iron and reed work furniture, sisal matting, dhow-wood day-beds, Swahili chests, ostrich-egg lampshades, hand-painted bed linens, color-washed oven-to-tableware and the treasure trove of contemporary Kenyan arts.

As for fashion, Kenya has a team of dynamic young designers who are rapidly making a name for themselves by turning local leather, cotton, beadwork, knits, and silk – into haute culture. So next time you visit any of these shops or fancy a shot of neat retail therapy mixed with blue skies, bright sunshine, wild adventure, and luxurious luxury, think Kenya – travel to Kenya.

When you are traveling, let us know by writing to us at info@blavals.com

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