Welcome to wilderness magic. Set along the ridge of a small escarpment are the endless views of the Lengishu plains of Northern Kenya, extending toward Samburu, Shaba, and the sacred Ololokwe Mountain in the Lekurruki community conservancy.

Dressed in traditional attire, the tribe is ready to welcome you. For 1-2 weeks, volunteers will be immersed in pastoral life: herding goats and cows, getting groceries from the local market, attending special occasions, and taking part in local community sports. A visit to the cultural village offers a chance to experience the dancing and singing culture of the traditional Maasai herders. You will learn about their nomadic lifestyles, brightly colored beadwork, and wraps. The ladies are open to bartering, and the men showcase their athletic prowess with sky-high jumping competitions.

This wilderness area is home to many pastoral tribes sharing space with wildlife, making the Big North a fabulous place to experience both culture and wilderness. Nestled in secluded comfort is your lodge, where you can watch the stars at night. The Lekurruki Conservancy, surrounded by three other community conservancies, is an important wildlife corridor with key species like elephants, giraffes, lions, zebras, leopards, and wild dogs. Spending time here is pure magic between community and conservation!