The right mixture of adventure and education

We at africa admiral safaris tailor student travel, student tours, student adventure travel, student volunteer vacations and Education or research trips to Africa- Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda.
We work with any itinerary of your choice so that you have the tour that matches the interests and profile of any group of students. Whether your major interest is art, music or languages, culture, sports we can build a tour that helps bring your learning interests to life. Our student trips and vacations cater for School education trips, University students trips/vacations, graduate students, college students , high school students or research and study trips/vacations.

As international air travel has become easier and cheaper, the opportunities for educational, school trips and cultural exchange and learning experiences to Africa for students from other parts of the world have also expanded.

Students in different countries need to be given an opportunity to understand the purposes and goals of many issues in life, some relating to African cultures and life styles. We( africa adniral safaris )plan student and school education trips, visits, excursions, safaris and holidays especially for students from all over the world to East Africa.

Our student and school tours, trips/vacations to Africa offer valuable learning experiences and lots of fun through various activities like white water rafting, bungee jumping, canoeing, fishing, quad biking, safaris and more.

We expose students to new and stimulating situations which help to build confidence in young people, both now and for their future.

We offer schools, colleges or university student groups a unique opportunity for two cultures to interact and for the group to do some hands on volunteer work at a local school in africa.

Our experience in organising student tours and trips/vacations, especially to Africa, cannot be equalled.
Safety is paramount in all our activities and thorough risk assessments and contingency plans are an integral part of our organisation.

The purpose of this trip is to take students back to the cradle of humanity - not just to civilizations past, but to where humanity began - East Africa, in part in Kenya. By being involved in this particular trip, students will not only view the people and lifestyles of one of the most vibrant countries in East Africa, they will have the chance to view one of the most endangered ecosystems in the world.

Wealthy people, with their 'demand' for the exotic - some people included -are killing the diversity of planet Earth. The fortunate students who get to go on this trip will get to see sights that others will never see because of the 'demand' for trophies or living space - and who, perhaps, can blame some people for poaching to earn a living that is leading to the extinction of species. This trip blends people and nature.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To expose students to a part of planet Earth that they, or their parents, would probably never think of going.

2 To take students out of their comfort.zone (safely), and into the realm of where almost 50 per cent (maybe more) of the world's population live - day-to-day survival.

3. To expose students to the beauty of Africa - the people, the ecosystem, and the ability to be happy with few of the material comforts in life.

4. To experience a cultural exchange with the Kenyans by visiting a mission school where the students have been orphaned because of the AIDS epidemic in Kenya, and later to visit a Teachers' College of young hopeful Kenyans who are training to be teachers.

5. To experience a Farm stay so that students get to experience a life on a farm on a large estate in which the enterprising farmers today use modern agricultural methods to work the land and who also supplement their living with evening safari tours

6. , at the end of the trip, to be able to empathize with those - anywhere in the world, includingYour home country- who, through no direct fault of their own, are not able to enjoy the same comforts as people in the 'developed world'.

7. Perhaps, somewhere down the line and when this trip's participants are decision makers with financial resources at their disposal, they will contribute to help people in Africa, to save endangered species, and to give groups of people less fortunate than themselves a chance to survive.
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8. The objectives above are not necessarily curriculum related - they transcend formal education and deal with education about the real world.

OUTLINE OF THE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS TRIP

Day 1 -

Nairobi - city tour of Nairobi's rich history, culture and art. Visit the museum, snake park, and botanical garden

Day 2 - - Nakuru

Entrance to the Great Rift Valley - evening game drive to Lake Nakuru National Park - to see in their natural environment: flamingoes, zebras, elephants and gazelles.

Day 3 -
Lake Bogoria and a Farm Stay

Bird life, hippos and crocodiles; along with stunning geothermal activity.

Day 4 -

Bogoria - Naivasha

The Lake Bogoria ecosystem and biodiversity in East Africa.

Day 5 -
Hells Gate and Elsmere Field Centre
(The site of BORN FREE (about Elsa, the lioness), and conservation efforts in this part of the world.)

Day 6 -
Longonot Climb + Boat Ride - hike through the Great Rift Valley plus visit to hippo colonies, and local villages to meet with its people.

Day 7 -
- Crater Lake Sanctuary - Nairobi - wild-life sanctuary

Day 8 -
Nairobi Sheldricks orphanage + Giraffe center + butterfly center,
shopping in local markets selling East African Arts & Crafts

Day 9 -
Leave for Lake Elementaita for a walk around the lake, breath-taking views and nature walk. Visit a Mission School, a home and school for children orphaned because of AIDS

Day 10
Return to Nairobi. Visit a local school to interact with the Kenyan students for cultural exchange. Depart to Mombassa that evening on the overnight train.

Day 11 -
Tour excursions of the main historical attractions and markets in Mombassa
Flights from Mombassa back to Nairobi

inclusives

Meals, accommodation, guides, transportation, entrance fees, taxes and levies, arrival & departure transfers, on safari accessories, domestic train & flights, tips & gratuities, and laundry services.

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