Bezoek aan het Maasai-dorp en de warmwaterbronnen van Chemka met warme lunch.

By far the worst experience I have ever had. First of all , the driver stopped at a gas station to fuel. He started fueling the car while the car was still running.!!! With me inside !!!!. I told him he has to turn off the car when fueling as this puts everyone at huge risk. !!!! You never keep the car running while fueling. He didn’t turn off the car and said ( it’s ok, nothing will happen). Then we went to the Massai tribe. People were in my face the whole time. They treat their animals very bad . Baby goats who are one week old with their umbilical cord still attached, tied up in dark rooms crying for their mom. I asked where was the mom? They said she is grazing with the other goats and will be back in 12 hours. So the baby goat is tied up for 12 hours until mom returns!!! 12 hours with no food or water. So cruel and crazy. Then we go to this place called ( hot springs) it is cooooolddd. It is just natural spring water. It is not hot springs. They told me I have to wear the floating device but ( forgot) to tell me that it is optional and I have to pay rent for. I totally felt that I was taken advantage of. Horrible trip and not worth the money. Don’t do it.

Loved the explanations about the Maasai people and their traditiona. The Maasai guide was able to explain it really well. Also the hot springs were nice and it was lovely to alsp enjoy it together with the locals.

Excellent day out with a kind and courteous driver. I was joined by a couple and together we visited the Masai people and joined in with traditions such as dancing and spear throwing. We learnt interesting facts about their culture and daily life. The second part was a great lunch near the hot spring followed by a swim and some rope swing jumping. Great atmosphere at the spring, locals were there too and everyone was friendly. The drive is long along a bumpy road, so if that isn't your thing you may want to reconsider. But highly recommended otherwise.