There are 42 different tribes in Kenya. thus our diverse culture. All 42 tribes live harmonisly often inter marrying. Our cultural safaris bring you the closest to a variety of these tribes. See and learn their diverse cultures.

The Taita: The taita inhabits lands between tsavo national park and tanzania border. They are occupied by subsistence farming.

The Samburu: The samburu live in the northern rift valley. Samburu means butterfly in maa language. They are known as butterflies by other communities because of their constant movement in search of pasture and water for their lifestocks.

The Rendille: The rendille are a nomadic community who inhabit the kaisut desert to the shores of lake turkana and across all the way to marsabit.

The Luo: Previously known as nilotic kavirondo , the luo ( jaluo ) are an ethnic group found in nyanza , eastern uganda and northern tanzania.

The Maasai: The maasai are an indigenous semi - nomadic tribe located in kenya and northern tanzania. Their distinctive customs and dress , their bravery and unique lifestyle makes them the most - well known african ethnic group.

The Swahili: The swahili people and culture is found on the coastal regions and islands of kenya and tanzania. The name swahili is derived from the arabic word "sawahil"meaning coastal dwellers. They are excellent cooks and love spicy foods.

The Kamba: The kamba are a bantu ethnic group living in semi - arid eastern province of kenya stretching east of nairobi to the edge of tsavo national park and central province. They are excellent dancers and are renowned for their ability to make unique wooden curvings.

The Gabra: The gabra are tall and slender people who migrated from southern somali to north - eastern kenya. They are pastoralists.

The Kikuyu: The kikuyu are the most populous ethnic group in kenya. They are settled in central kenya which is also the heart of farming in kenya. The kikuyu are known for their enterprising nature.

The Luhya: Luyha myths of origin suggests a migration from egypt before settling around the mt. Elgon area and thereafter again displaced a pygmy race from western kenya where they ( the luyha ) now live.

The Turgen: The turgen are a branch of the kalenjin community and they live in baringo , koibatek and the rift valley districts. Almost all of kenya's world famous long distance runners come from the kalenjin community. They are a hard working community often having to walk long distances to schools, to graze cattle and to look for firewood