Warrior Trails

17/08/2023

Give yourself or someone you love the gift of travel to a Maasai village in Tanzania. Go on a rich cultural experience and walking safari with the Maasai Warriors and get close to giraffes, elephants, zebras, and more.

02/08/2023

By sunrise you’ll be awakened by birds each competing for the loudest sound. Walking with the warriors, you see the lion’s footprints and fresh zebra droppings near the watering hole. You stop to see a group of giraffes standing graciously in the midst of tall acacia trees along Lolera River. The giraffes gaze at you and wonder who are the light-colored clothed foreigners with the Maasai warriors. As you walk pass them they regroup and run across the river. On your way back to the Maasai Eco Boma you stop at a Maasai village and sip a traditional Maasai chai with your guides. Your day ends with spectacular sunset as it slips away from the wide African landscape. A perfect moment poised in time. This is an experience that will stay with you forever.

26/06/2023

WELCOME TO TANZANIA

Tanzania is a large African country with over 25% of its land surface area set aside as some form of protected area – national park, game reserve, wildlife management area, etc. – for the benefit of wildlife and conservation.

Tanzania safari-goers benefit from this extensive and diverse wildlife estate, which is accessible in its entirety to anyone with a reliable 4×4 vehicle.

28/04/2023

PACKAGE INCLUDES:
A stay in the Maasai village, walking safari by Maasai warriors, visit to local schools and village health center, beading with Maasai Women Cooperative, meeting and interacting with Maasai village elders, and a traditional safari to Tanzania spectacular wildlife parks including Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Conservation area, Lake Manyara National Park or any other wildlife park of your interest.

22/02/2023

Today is International Tourist Guide Day and we wanted to say a huge thank you to all of our guides, who bring our stories to life every day for hundreds of thousands of visitors visiting Tanzania everyday.

26/04/2022

Do you practice sustainable tourism? If you answered yes to both questions, you will feel very comfortable in our accommodations in both Kenya and Tanzania. Since 2013, we have launched a series of beneficial and respectful initiatives with local communities, such as "Fair Trade with Maasai Momas and Nashipay Maasai School. To learn more about our initiatives please visit this link

https://warriortrails.com/giving-back/

Giving Back ETHICAL TOURISM Join Warrior Trails in our efforts to promote socially conscious, socially responsible tourism in Tanzania. Warrior Trails is dedicated to the preservation of wildlife and local cultures by supporting grass roots initiatives through the Maasai Conservation Fund. more info...

20/11/2021

With Covid travel restrictions easing, Tanzania has opened its borders and is welcoming tourists again. So, you can safely go on Tanzania Safaris again!

Tanzania’s vast open spaces and small safari camps make it an ideal destination for those seeking out remote, crowd-free travel experiences. With careful planning and adherence to protocols, it is possible to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and experience Tanzania at its best.

Why at its best? Because Tanzania Safaris will be cheaper and the most iconic destinations will be far less crowded than usual.

29/09/2021

It is with the warmest of greetings and sincerest of well wishes I send you this message. I feel thankful for friends, colleagues and all of our guests - past and present, far and near - whom I have felt supporting us through such shifting and uncertain times. Many of you continued to support Warrior Trails team, the Masai community as a whole and conservation initiatives in various ways, and for this I would like to offer my most heartfelt gratitude. As many of you know, Warrior Trails maintained a fierce dedication and passion for showcasing Tanzania’s wilderness to guests by treading a little lighter on the earth and underscoring the vulnerability of the wild places we love. As a whole, I and the entire WT team, feel that our collective commitment to conservation, sustainability and responsible travel has only been bolstered by recent events and I am pleased to report that Warrior Trails, the labor of love that Warrior Trails and I created together 16 years ago, remains not only ready to welcome everyone, but just as steadfast as ever about offering guests a low impact and conscientious safari experience in a serene & beautiful setting.

14/06/2021

The Maasai Conservation Fund (MCF) has raised over half the funds required to replace the inadequate barbed wire/thorn fencing at our permaculture farm which was breached by a herd of elephants. The farm provides a vital source of food for Nashipay (Maasai) School children and the Maasai villagers of Makuyuni. Please watch our educational video and make a donation to help the MCF reach its goal of installing elephant resistant fencing and ensuring food security for this very poor community. Ashe naleng!! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pastoralists-to-permaculture-maasai-food-security--2 #/

Campaign Goal: Install elephant resistant fencing at Shamba Darasa Permaculture & Demonstration Farm | Check out 'Pastoralists to Permaculture: Maasai Food Security' on Indiegogo.

08/06/2021

Now that it's time to travel again, with flights restarting and so many of you vaccinated, how do you choose where to go? Where better than the dream African holiday you've put on hold for the past year? With wide open spaces, warm and welcoming people, and wildlife aplenty, it's the ideal post lockdown destination. And with so many of us engaged in philanthropy supporting the communities where we operate, your stay would make such a meaningful difference to us. We can't wait to welcome you back to Maasailand!

24/05/2021

Hello Friends,
I am asking all of my Facebook friends to please visit the Indiegogo campaign link ( https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pastoralists-to-permaculture-maasai-food-security--2 #/) created by the Maasai Conservation Foundation (MCF). Recent and continued elephant devastation of the farm crops at Shamba Darasa Permaculture threatens the Nashipay school children and village food security . The farm has become an integral part of the lives of those living and learning at Makyuni village. This campaign was created to raise the required funds to build elephant resistant fencing to protect the farm.

Please take the time to visit the site and find it in your heart to make a donation. If you are able or unable to donate at this time, please share the link amongst your families and friends. There is a lovely video which is worth watching at the link site.

Campaign Goal: Install elephant resistant fencing at Shamba Darasa Permaculture & Demonstration Farm | Check out 'Pastoralists to Permaculture: Maasai Food Security' on Indiegogo.