At Peaks and Safaris, we recognize the great need to safeguard the natural environment, human dignity, local cultures and ensure the benefits of tourism trickle down to the local communities we operate in. Peaks and Safaris is committed to sustainability and aims to achieve it through efforts to curb climate change which is a serious global challenge towards achieving sustainability.
We aim to follow and promote global/ local guidelines to reduce negative environmental impact in our operation and to encourage our clients & suppliers to do the same.
“Our aim is to give our clients the highest quality of travel service and experience in a sustainable and ethical manner. In order to uphold the law, support universal human rights, protect the environment and benefit the society”
Amsterdam, March 16th, 2025. The Travelife Certified award was received today by Peaks & Safaris Limited (Kenya). The award is a recognition for the long-term efforts and frontrunner position of Peaks & Safaris Limited regarding sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Peaks & Safaris Limited complies with more than 200 criteria, related to an operators’ office management, product range, international business partners and customer information. […]
In a remarkable display of enthusiasm and commitment to environmental conservation, a group of women aged 70 to 96 years, in partnership with Peaks and Safaris took part in the Maanzoni Million Tree Initiative on 1st November. This is an activity that has left an indelible mark on the community and the planet. Initially setting their sights on planting 100 trees, these incredible women exceeded their goal, planting a total of 138 trees. Their spirited determination to surpass the target is a testament to their passion for preserving the environment for future generations…
As we continue to encourage and foster sustainability, we joined The Maanzoni Million Tree Challenge. This awesome initiative focuses on planting trees for reforestation and diversifying vegetation in Maanzoni. It’s a fantastic way to make a positive impact on the environment! Plus, sustainable tourism is such an important part of our work. We’re not just planting trees; we’re also creating safe and preserved habitats for wildlife to thrive alongside sustainable tourism. It’s all about making a difference in the world!
The mistreatment of porters can be a troubling challenge in the climbing industry. We are an approved Partner company with the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project – KPAP – and the International Mountain Explorers Connection – IMEC – Partner for Responsible Travel Program.
We voluntarily participate with KPAP’s monitoring activities and allow KPAP to evaluate the treatment of our porters on all of our climbs. By climbing with us you can be assured that your porters are well taken care of.
KPAP also helps to improve the working conditions of porters by:
• Lending donated clothing at no charge to the mountain crew for use while climbing
• Offering educational classes to the mountain crew
• Educating the public regarding porter working conditions and climbing responsibly
• Providing industry guidelines for proper porter treatment
Please consider supporting KPAP by making a financial contribution to enable them to continue with their Partner for Responsible Travel Program and free services for porters. To make a donation, please visit the link below.
Sustainability is at the core of our tour operations at Peaks and Safaris. We strive to find innovative ways to collaborate with local communities, ensuring they can reap the benefits of tourism. On August 17th, 2023, we had the incredible opportunity to engage with the talented women of the Back to Basics foundation. They specialize in crafting bamboo products, hand-knitted items like scarves, hats, and hand warmers, and more.
Championing Responsible Tourism at Nairobi National Park.
In collaboration with 3Es Experience, the founder and lead driver of the Waste-Free Parks Initiative (WFPI), Peaks and Safaris proudly took part in a meaningful campaign to promote responsible tourism and environmental sustainability in one of Kenya’s most visited wildlife destinations, Nairobi National Park.
What is the Waste-Free Parks Initiative?….
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