Discover Kenya Beyond the Safari
for curious minds
A 14-Day Small-Group Journey Through Kenya.
Discover a side of Kenya that goes beyond the usual tourist trail. From the wildlife-rich plains of the Maasai Mara and the world of elite running in Iten, to the tea highlands of Kericho, the geological wonders of the Great Rift Valley, and the Indian Ocean coast, explore the places, people and industries that shape the country.
Visit local markets, eat in local cafés and learn directly from local experts, discovering the natural forces, wildlife, industries and ways of life that make Kenya so fascinating.
Don’t just visit a country. Experience it. Understand it.
Ever come home from a holiday feeling like you saw everything... but understood very little?
Most tour companies just show you the tourist highlights but…
How did the country become what it is today?
What shapes everyday life?
Where do locals eat, shop and work?
How do history, geography and culture connect?
Layer By Layer Travel is about discovering everything that makes a country what it is.
Tour highlights:
Discover Kenya’s past after hours with a private opening of the Nairobi National Museum. Explore Kenya’s rich history and its pivotal role in discoveries about human origins, away from the crowds.
Search for the Big Five on safari in the world-famous Maasai Mara, one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife destinations.
Explore the Great Rift Valley and uncover the fascinating geological forces that shaped this extraordinary landscape.
Cycle through Hell’s Gate National Park, surrounded by dramatic scenery and free-roaming wildlife, including zebras and giraffes.
Discover Kenya’s renewable energy revolution with a visit to Olkaria Geothermal Power Station, learning how the country has become a global leader in geothermal energy.
Visit Iten, the ‘Home of Champions’, and meet an elite running coach to discover the secrets behind Kenya’s world-renowned long-distance runners.
Master the art of Bao, a traditional East African strategy board game that combines mathematical thinking, tactical skill and friendly competition.
Sail into the sunset on a private dhow cruise, discovering the fascinating history of these traditional sailing vessels and their vital role in shaping the culture, trade and coastal towns of East Africa.