Homestays

Come live with a Kenyan family on your holiday whether on a Study tour or a private visit and Get a chance to learn about our culture.

Kenya is a melting pot of cultures where you will be able to sample what the greater Africa has to offer. Try this experience and stay with a Kenya family for your holiday, when you think of visiting Kenya think of a stay with the local hosts and you will always live to remember.

We have a list of well selected host families wishing to accommodate you for as long as you wish.

City Homestays

Are you coming to Kenya soon for business or conference? Would you like to integrate with Kenyan families and enjoy that feeling of an African home?

At Lion Kenya tours we have a close working relationship with the many hosts, who will give you a memorable stay.

There are individuals and family members with modern homes in the suburbs of major cities of Kenya which are Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu. These homes provide you with comfortable and homely accommodation, it is actually a home away from home,so feel free and welcome to Kenya and enjoy our hospitality.

Rural village Homestays in Kenya

Have you ever experienced life in a typical African rural home?
This programme gives you a chance to live with various Kenyan Tribes like the Masaai, who are pastoralists and live on meat & Milk. The Luo who live next to Lake Victoria traditionally practice fishing,The Kikuyu who live in the fertile central parts of Kenya are farmers.
This programme creates a very unique experience of Kenya which is famous for Wildlife safari holidays.

It enlightens the visitors perspective of day to day life in a rural village setting. In return you are required to respect and absorb their culture as they provide some immediate economic and social benefits to these families.

The programme is also ideal for students cross cultural studies.Students will be placed in individual home stays where they will begin to explore issues of tradition vs modernity, here they immerse themselves in the daily life and ritual of their host community.

They stay in homesteads in the rural villages in Kenya where they will eat local foods, ride bicycles to the market, attend market days, and other village chores.

Depending on the part of Kenya you wish to visit we provide short and long term Home stays.