Kenya's big five safari and beach honeymoon

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION

We are committed to creating holidays with a positive environmental impact. Our innovative carbon-scoring system allows us to evaluate the carbon footprint of each tailor-made trip, ensuring we make responsible travel choices. By working closely with our suppliers, we gather valuable data on their carbon scores and identify opportunities for sustainability improvements. This collaborative approach helps us continuously refine our efforts to reduce environmental impact.

WILDLIFE AND ENVIRONMENT

In the Maasai Mara, Saruni Mara plays a pivotal role in the Mara North Conservancy, where tourism revenue helps to preserve vital ecosystems and supports the protection of key species like lions, leopards, and elephants. The conservancy's commitment to sustainable land management ensures that the area remains a safe haven for wildlife. The lodge also works closely with local communities to promote responsible wildlife management and conservation education.

On the Kenyan coast, Sands at Nomad supports marine conservation, particularly through its efforts to protect endangered sea turtles. The lodge participates in beach clean-ups and coral restoration projects, ensuring that the surrounding marine environment remains healthy and biodiverse. Its sustainable practices, including reducing plastic waste and using compost for gardening, help reduce the environmental footprint of tourism in the area.

Through these initiatives, this trip actively contributes to the preservation of Kenya’s rich wildlife and the protection of its fragile ecosystems. Each lodge supports responsible tourism that fosters long-term conservation efforts, ensuring that future generations can continue to experience and enjoy Kenya's stunning natural beauty.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY

This honeymoon trip through Kenya supports local communities and conservation efforts at every step. At Saruni Samburu, your stay contributes to the protection of over 200,000 acres of wilderness in the Kalama Conservancy, while providing employment and training for the local Samburu people. The lodge’s community-driven model ensures that tourism revenue directly benefits local livelihoods and encourages sustainable land use for wildlife conservation.
In the Maasai Mara, Saruni Mara plays a key role in the Mara North Conservancy, a community-owned area that promotes biodiversity conservation. By employing local Maasai and investing in community development, the lodge helps protect both the land and the culture of the Maasai people.

On the Kenyan coast, Sands at Nomad practices sustainable tourism by supporting marine conservation, including sea turtle protection and beach clean-ups, and uses compost from its restaurant waste to grow produce. This commitment to environmental sustainability ensures that tourism in Diani Beach has a positive impact on the local ecosystem.
Through these lodges, the trip helps generate income for local communities, creates employment opportunities, and supports ongoing conservation efforts, ensuring that your visit contributes to the long-term preservation of Kenya's people and natural landscapes.