• We’re a women‑led and community‑focused tour organization, offering authentic local connections vs. the standard tourist routes. We design small‑group and private trips that go beyond safaris, showcasing culture, tradition, cuisine, beaches, city life and more across Kenya. We very much believe in conservation and bringing opportunity and economic equality to all our partners, so have a strong values-based mission.

• Whether you’re planning a single day experience or a 7–10‑day journey, you can pick from curated themes or ask for a fully tailored trip for your perfect Kenya cultural experience. We’ll craft an adventure around your interests, time availability, and budget. This could be culture, beach, adventure or urban exploration, or all of the above. Come celebrate a birthday or anniversary, come on your own or with a partner, or bring a multigenerational family – we’ll help you create the trip of a lifetime.

Yes. Steri Tours partners closely with vetted local communities to offer home‑stays, craft workshops and conservation projects in the context of cultural immersion trips. Every visit supports the host directly. Our guides are trained in safe conservation and sustainable tourism practices.

1. You can join real village weddings, cook local dishes with families, take part in craft or dance workshops, visit traditional markets, and stay in homestays for authentic rural life. These experiences aren’t staged—they are everyday life, shared with respectful immersion and context provided by local guides.
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Absolutely. We love creating Nairobi city experiences. This might include visits to the National Museum, Giraffe Centre, Elephant Orphanage, authentic local restaurants, and other craft and arts institutions. Clients get insight into Nairobi’s history, urban culture and art without generic sightseeing.

One of the differentiating highlights of Steri Tours! For those interested in returning to Africa to see their roots, or who just have a curiosity about deep Kenyan history and culture, our heritage tours cover everything from Swahili culture on the coast and urban colonial-era Nairobi to tribal communities inland. You might explore tea farms on the outskirts, urban markets, architecture, and village traditions. Rich cultural knowledge and storytelling ensure context and respect for deeper Kenya cultural heritage connections .

To experience Kenya’s diversity, we recommend staying for at least 7-10 days. This will give you enough time to explore various parts of the country, connect more with locals, and embrace the magic of slow travel.

We understand that this isn’t always possible. If you’re here for a shorter stopover or have some free time between work or study commitments, we also offer shorter high-quality experiences, including day tours and stand-alone experiences.

Whether you have just a few hours or weeks, we can customize a tour to fit your schedule and ensure you get the most out of your visit to Kenya. Learn more about our experiences here.

Our process is designed to be straightforward and tailored to your needs:

1. Understanding what you want: Once we’ve received your inquiry, we’ll make sure we understand your interest and budget. We often schedule a call to dive into the details.
2. Quotation: Based on your preferences, we provide three options with different accommodation alternatives and budgets. We always ensure transparent pricing and no hidden fees. You choose the option that best suits you.
3. Confirmation and payment: Once you confirm, we send an invoice and ask you to pay 50% upon confirmation and the remaining 50% one week before or on arrival. Payments can be made via bank transfer, credit card, or other secure methods. We will provide detailed instructions once you confirm your booking. Our process ensures convenience and security for our clients.

Yes, the food and water at the hotels we recommend is safe. We partner with reputable accommodations that follow international hygiene standards.

If you want to impress those back home, we can also organize cooking classes in collaboration with local communities.

Yes, Kenya is very safe to visit. Safety is our most important priority, and we ensure you’ll be in good hands throughout your journey.

We only recommend places that we have personally visited and vetted. Our experienced guides and carefully selected partners work closely with local communities to ensure your safety.

You’re much safer on a game drive in a private conservancy than in many cities worldwide. The biggest risk is that you might not want to leave!