Yes — everything we do is designed to benefit local people, protect cultural heritage, and minimize environmental harm.

Absolutely. Your journey is co-led by both expert English-speaking guides and local tribal guides who share their culture with you firsthand.

10% of every tour payment funds grassroots projects in the communities you visit — like education, clean water, and income-generation initiatives.

We offset the carbon footprint of every trip, plant a tree for each guest, and provide a reusable LifeStraw bottle to cut down on plastic waste.

Sadly, tourism has negatively impacted the Mursi — encouraging aggression, drinking, and unhealthy dynamics. We avoid visits that harm communities or feel performative. Instead, we focus on tribes open to genuine, respectful exchange. We are looking into more remote options for Mursi that are safe and ethical so we may offer these in the future.