Kenya

Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime experience climbing the less travelled and more beautiful Mt Kenya, followed by a three-day private safari and conservation experience.

This is not just a holiday — it's a journey into the wilds of Kenya, filled with potential for personal reflection, growth, and connection whilst learning about our extraordinary planet. We’re creating a private space of exploration and trust, bringing together select groups who are passionate about sharing life-defining experiences.

Our itinerary.

  • Mount Kenya, Climate Pursuits

    Days 1-4: Scaling Mt Kenya

    Over the course of four varied and intrepid days, we climb Mt Kenya via the quieter and more beautiful Chogoria Route. Standing at just shy of 5000m, Mt Kenya commands respect and requires careful acclimatisation, but the reward is quite simply breathtaking when we summit for sunrise, with views spanning over the savannah.

    We work with the most reputable trekking organisation in Kenya who has a team of carefully-picked, experienced guides and porters to ensure the trip is both safe as well as a form of responsible tourism through empowering communities, celebrating culture, and bringing prosperity to the local economy.

  • Nanyuki, Climate Pursuits

    Days 5-6: Relaxing on the foothills

    After the challenge of Mt Kenya, we stay in one of two luxury lodges nearby the bustling town of Nanyuki. The thicker air, wide variety of local fruits, vegetables and local dishes makes this an enriching contrast from your adventure on the mountain. There is the option to visit local waterfalls and Maasai communities.

  • Safari, Climate Pursuits

    Days 7-11: Engaging in safari & conservation

    Northern Kenya is rich with private and community-based wildlife conservancies - we have access to a number of the leaders in the space, where you will spend an immersive three days out with specialist guides at dawn and dusk, with time during the days for other activities or simply taking it easy. We typically spend one afternoon undertaking some citizen science like tree wrapping, bird counting or learning from rangers, all in support of local conservation efforts.

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