Responsible Travel
Sustainable Tourism
success of the policy. We are involved with a
Kumuka Worldwide aims to reduce its impact on
number of different community and
Responsible Tourism Policy
local culture and the environment, whilst
environmental projects in the areas we visit, and
• Travelling in Small Groups
simultaneously safeguarding and preserving
encourage the support of our passengers as they
• Employing Local Crew
opportunities for future travellers. We travel
pass through these areas.
• Supporting Local Businesses
through many amazing yet fragile ecosystems
Soft Power Education
• Encouraging Cultural Awareness
which we want to preserve and protect, so that
Kumuka supports the Soft Power Education
future generations can appreciate them as well.
• Water Conservation
project in Jinja, Uganda, which seeks to develop
• Decreasing Carbon Emissions
We ensure that our tour groups shop at local
and improve educational facilities for local
• Reducing Waste
markets and stay at locally owned hotels and
children. Soft Power provides our passengers
• Responsible Waste Disposal
campsites, as well as using local agencies and
when passing through with the opportunity of
• Respecting Wildlife
guides, thus ensuring that a large proportion of
visiting the centre, and not only donating
both your trip and local payment costs are
financially, but also volunteering their time.
• Visiting Sustainable Destinations
ploughed back directly into the communities we
The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
• Engage in Local Projects
visit and the regions we travel through. Our tour
Founded in 1977, the trust has played a
Participate in a 14-Day Conservation
groups conduct their activities according to a set
significant role in the conservation of Kenya’s
Project in Zimbabwe and see the
of environmental guidelines that minimise any
wildlife and alone has pioneered strategies to
difference you can make.
negative impact of our activities and maximise
reverse the extinction of the endangered Black
For details see page 42.
our positive impact. Together we can make a
Rhino, and also provide extensive rehabilitation
And for more information on
community projects in Africa, and
difference. Kumuka is dedicated to ensuring that programs for Elephant, Rhino and other animal
Kumuka’s Responsible Travel Policy,
our Responsible Travel objectives are practiced orphans. When passing through Nairobi,
please visit
and maintained, and also communicated to our
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Kumuka passengers have the optional activity of
passengers whose participation is integral to the visiting the centre.
East & Southern Africa Wildlife Guide
Lion Leopard Cheetah Elephant Buffalo Black Rhino White Rhino Zebra Giraffe Hippo Plains Antelope
Kenya
Lake Nakuru NP a19a19xxa19a19a19a19a19a19a19
Naivasha x x x x x x x a19a19a19a19
Masai Mara a19a19a19a19a19xxa19a19a19a19
Hells Gate NP* x x x x x x x a19a19x a19
Crescent Island* x x x x a19 xxa19a19a19a19
Samburu a19a19a19a19a19 a19a19a19a19
Amboseli a19a19a19a19a19a19x a19a19a19a19
Aberdares a19a19a19a19a19a19a19a19a19a19a19
Tanzania
Serengeti NP a19a19a19a19a19xxa19a19a19a19
Ngorongoro Crater a19a19a19a19a19a19x a19 x a19a19
Mikumi NP x x x a19 xx a19a19x a19
Zambia
Livingstone NP x x x a19 xxa19a19a19a19a19
Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls NP x x x a19a19xxa19a19a19a19
Matobos NP x x x x a19a19a19a19a19x a19
Antelope Park* a19 xxa19 xxxxa19 x a19
South Africa
Kruger NP a19a19x a19a19x a19a19a19a19a19
Botswana
Chobe NP a19a19x a19a19xxa19a19a19a19
Okavango Delta a19a19a19a19a19 a19a19a19a19
Namibia
Etosha NP a19a19x a19 x a19 xxxxa19
*Indicates a walking safari. NP = National Parks. Kumuka cannot guarantee you will see all of the above wildlife, but we’ll do our best!
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