Maasai Eco Boma Lodge

Welcoming, Traditional Huts for a Comfortable Stay

Maasai Eco Boma consists of a collection of welcoming, private huts traditionally crafted by local Maasai women. For the comfort of our guests, each hut offers solar power, cosy beds with mosquito nets, an ensuite washroom, and shower facilities. Each hut is decorated with traditional Maasai artefacts. You will enjoy your meals in an outdoor dining area with a fire pit, where you will be served local Tanzanian dishes made from fresh produce from our permaculture farm. Free private parking and Wi-Fi are available on-site for our guests.

Cultural Activities at Maasai Eco Boma

The sun’s rising and setting, the rugged landscape, and the ever-changing seasons traditionally dictate Maasai life. Your participation in Maasai cultural activities will depend on the time of year you travel and your length of stay at Maasai Eco Boma. However, some of the activities you might participate in include:

• Maasai singing and dancing
• Traditional storytelling around a bonfire
• Beading with Maasai women
• Milking cattle, fetching water, and collecting firewood
• Visiting the huts of Maasai families
• Maasai spear-throwing competition
• Visits to a Maasai traditional healer, midwife, and blacksmith
• Maasai village tour

Adventure in Wild Maasailand

A walking adventure in wild Maasailand provides a perspective on the Maasai’s centuries-old tribal knowledge. The perfect setting for appreciating nature, the slow pace of the walk, and the interpretive skills of your Maasai guide will open your eyes to a fascinating world.

Learn how the Maasai live in harmony alongside iconic wildlife, discover medicinal plants, identify animal tracks, and watch for zebra, giraffe, and impala. These walks bring you close to nature, leaving lasting impressions of an ancient culture and an appreciation for a more straightforward, awe-inspiring way of life.