Unquestionably the highlight of many trips — a beautiful social initiative supporting the local community while allowing you to immerse fully into the culture. Take a cooking class making samosas, have lunch, get henna done, and share laughs with the welcoming ladies. The food is delicious and the connective experience is one to treasure.
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Read guide →Food & DiningWe took a cooking class making somosas and had lunch as well. The food was delicious and the women were so friendly. The next day we went back to get henna done and had some laughs with the women. T...
When we travel, we are always searching for ways to connect with the local communities, and visiting the Shela Women's Association was truly one of those connective experiences that I will treasure fo...
Unquestionably the highlight of my trip. What a beautiful social initiative created which supports the local community whilst allowing you to immerse fully into the culture. The ladies were all welcom...
This was the highlight of my trip, a well-thought out cooking class that allowed us to experience the Swahili culture firsthand. The ladies, Rukaya and Sumaya, led the class, guiding us through the s...
During our recent visit to Lamu With the Village Experience @expthevillage we stopped by a couple of times at the Shela Woman’s Association. They have put together a delightful setting where you can o...
KES 4,800 for all-you-can-eat meat carved tableside with Maasai swords. Carnivore is touristy, overpriced by local standards, and absolutely worth doing once. Here's what to actually expect.