Maasai village Day Tour
Overview
Nairobi, the vibrant capital of Kenya, offers not only a rich cultural tapestry but also a haven for souvenir enthusiasts. As you plan your day of souvenir shopping, it’s crucial to delve into the heart of the city’s markets and shops to discover treasures that encapsulate the spirit of Nairobi.
Before embarking on your adventure, take the time to research popular souvenir items. From intricately woven fabrics to handcrafted jewelry, Nairobi boasts a diverse range of unique offerings. Identify local markets and shops that specialize in these items, ensuring you make the most of your shopping day.
A day dedicated to souvenir shopping in Nairobi is not just a retail excursion but a cultural odyssey. The city’s markets and shops beckon travelers to immerse themselves in the local narrative, leaving with more than just souvenirs but with a deeper understanding of Nairobi’s rich heritage.
Included/Exclude
- Lunch
- Plenty of mineral water
- A branded T-Shirt from ORUSA TOURS & TRAVEL
- Accommodation
- All items of personal use i.e. drinks, laundry, telephone calls, gratuities,
- Personal travel insurances.
- All other items not listed above.
Tour Plan
- Maasai Market:
- Start your day by visiting the Maasai Market. This market usually rotates locations, so check in advance for its current spot. Here, you can find traditional Maasai beadwork, clothing, and artifacts. Negotiate prices with the vendors, as it's a common practice in markets.
- Kazuri Beads Women's Co-op:
- Head to Kazuri Beads Women's Co-op, located in the Karen suburb. It's known for its handmade ceramic beads and pottery. The cooperative supports local women, providing them with employment and fair wages.
- Have lunch at a local restaurant or café. Nairobi offers a variety of options, from traditional Kenyan cuisine to international dishes.
- Utamaduni Craft Centre:
- Visit Utamaduni Craft Centre in Langata. It's a large craft market offering a wide range of handmade items, including wood carvings, jewelry, and textiles. The prices here are generally fixed, so it's a good place to compare and ensure you're getting quality products.
- Giraffe Centre Souvenir Shop:
- If you visit the Giraffe Centre, check out their souvenir shop. They often have unique giraffe-themed items and other Kenyan crafts. Purchases contribute to the center's conservation efforts.
- Village Market:
- Spend the late afternoon at Village Market, one of Nairobi's premier shopping and recreation destinations. It has a variety of shops selling African art, jewelry, clothing, and more. It's a modern mall, so you can enjoy a mix of traditional and contemporary shopping.
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- Wrap up your day with a nice dinner at one of Nairobi's restaurants. Many offer a mix of local and international cuisine, providing a perfect ending to your souvenir shopping adventure.
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