Agriculture / Culture/Wildlife TOURS

02/04/2025

WILD AND FARMS TOUR 2 DAYS HIKING/ WALKING

18th to 19th April 2025

Easter Escape Explore Experience
Kiambicho Forest and Kenya's baby grand canyon.
W.F.T Day:1 Take off from Thingira Cultural Village to Kiambicho forest hills located in Sagana Muranga County along the Tana River. Take a day hike to this stunning natural beauty and check if you're still fit by hiking a height of about 1800m above sea level.The beautiful scenery and the different picks where by it has amazing elevation allowing you to see Mount Kenya and on your left you can see Masinga dam and Mwea irrigation scheme at a glimpse, descend and connect to the famous Muranga gorge or in other words Kenyas baby grand canyon here you might get a chance to spot a few world animals like small antelopes dikdik python velvet monkeys and baboons.Later we walk back to Thingira Cultural Village for for refreshing bonfire,story telling, Nyama choma traditional dance and overnight camping.

W.F.T Day: 2 breakfast nature walk along the river in search of crocodile, hippos different types of bird including waterbirds and endemic birds like hides babbler ,night owl Opel all the way to Mirira dam.
Later we go back to Thingira for lunch en route to Nairobi or your destination.

Book now lets connect with nature away from the hustle and bustle of big towns.

www.wildandfarmstours.com
[email protected]
📞0720302218

Cost
5k per person overnight Camping
Day trip 3k
Transport to and from Nairobi 1K

What to carry
walking boots
Hat
Sleeping bag or duvet
Binoculars
Walking stick

24/03/2025

Tea Tour from the farm to the cup.
To join our tours book with us at www.wildandfarmstours.com

19/03/2025

Wild And Farm Tours 3 Days Safari
Nairobi → Lake Naivasha → Lake Elementaita Nakuru → Nairobi
7:00 AM Pickup from your hotel or designated location in Nairobi departure to Naivasha
8:30 AM: Arrivals in a hotel check in followed by a Boat ride in Lake Naivasha. Spot hippos, different types of bird including waterbirds and wildlife along the shores.
10:30 AM: Guided Walking Safari. Explore Crescent Island or Hell’s Gate National Park on foot. Walk among zebras, giraffes, and antelopes at 12:45 PM Back to your hotel for lunch .Spend the afternoon in a flower farm and learn about different types of flower.Keep in mind that in every 3 roses you find in the world one comes from Kenya.Retuern to your hotel for dinner and overnight.

W.F.T Day 2: Drive to Lake Elementaita straight to the hot springs.Enjoy the warm water with your packed Lunch you have enough time to swim or relax until noon.1:00 PM Depart for Lake Nakuru National Park

3:00 PM: Arrival followed by a Game Drive in Lake Nakuru 2–3 hour game drive in Lake Nakuru National Park. Spot rhinos, flamingos, lions, and more.

5:00 PM: Return to your lodge for dinner and overnight .
W.F.T Day 3: Early game drive at 9:30 return to your lodge for breakfast depart for Nairobi and arrive at around 7:00 PM. Full of memories of life time.

Price: $1200 per person.
What included
Transport in a 4x4 jeep with an open hatch roof
Meals asp itinerary
Park entry fees for all activities.
Accommodation
Bottled water and snacks.
Professional driver-guide services.
Ground fees

Not included
Tips for guides and drivers.
Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra snacks/drinks).
Travel insurance.

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17/03/2025

In some parts of China, you may notice a strange sight: a stone carefully placed over a watermelon. This isn't to prevent it from rolling over or to protect it from prying hands, but rather for a deeper secret related to its sweetness.

During the day, the stone absorbs the sun's heat, protecting the watermelon from its scorching heat. As night falls, the stone gradually releases that heat, creating a thermal contrast that stimulates the fruit's ripening process, making it sweeter. It's a simple agricultural trick, but it carries a profound understanding of nature and its effects on crops.

17/03/2025

I came across this article from National Geographic, and I believe many gardeners are curious about these insects in their gardens...

These insects are called woodlice. They are usually found under bricks or damp objects. You might have found them unpleasant and wondered about their role in nature.

Well, let me explain: woodlice, also known as pill bugs or roly-polies, belong to the group of isopod crustaceans. Their role is essential for the environment, as they remove dangerous heavy metals like mercury, cadmium, and lead from the soil. Thanks to them, the ground and groundwater are purified, showcasing the brilliance of nature. So, don’t kill them or use pesticides on them!

Remember, every small creature plays a significant role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystem.

Credit goes to the respective owner

Save these creatures Stop using chemicals in our farms we are killing thousands of insects and worms that are very important to the ecosystem.

04/03/2025

Hello my people form ndio hii, 2025 Safari Rally Tour bookings have already started we only need 22 pax kunjaza hii 🚒 don't be left behind book your slot! Overland experience.

03/03/2025

Welcome to Wild and Farms Tours 3 day 2 night 2025 Safari Rally Tour Date 21st March 23nd .Camping at Lake Elementary on half board basis.Swimming at the hot springs, game viewing.Spectacular view of safari Rally in a truck.

Cost 15k per person sharing.

25/02/2025

African cuisine,book your trip for an extraordinary experience in East Africa.

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04/11/2024

Helloo my people.Watu wa jipange nakam na form ya Dec.Family holiday package Iko.

21/07/2024

After days of hard work in our farms, is time to treat ourselves as we learn new farming and value addition Twende Zanzibar the home of spice and herbs.

You can pick one of agriculture trips in and out of the country.

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±254735889350

13/07/2024

Out and about 3 days Masai Mara Safari stopover at Njoro Nakuru County for agriculture tour focusing on vegetables and value addition.Book you slot for August holiday.
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04/07/2024