The Exploreans Passport Coming soon

A passport the guide stamps

Imagine a passport that doesn't track where you have been, but how deeply you felt it. Here is a first look.

  1. Adventure
  2. Nature
  3. Culture
  4. Taste
  5. Wellness

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Tap a ring to see how a guide will stamp it.

Illustration of a Mara River Camp page

How it works

  1. Given at first arrival

    A passport-format book with your name and number, yours to keep for every future stay. Taking part will be your choice.

  2. Stamped on arrival

    Each place will stamp its place mark, in the colour of its kind, on a fresh page.

  3. Stamped after each experience

    The guide who leads the experience will stamp and sign it, filed under the five families.

  4. Mirrored online

    A digital record will keep your stamps safe, ready for your next stay and for your travel adviser.

One page for every place

On the left, the place stamp, the date and the signature of the person who welcomed you. On the right, the five families, with every experience at that place waiting as an empty ring.

Complete a place

Finish a page

Collect every experience stamp at one place to earn an on-site reward, such as a private sundowner or a dinner with the chef.

Collect across places

Fill the Passport over time

Collect place stamps and complete families across the collection for a larger reward, such as a stay voucher.

Taking part will be your choice. Recognition first, rewards second.

A guest with a cup of coffee on the terrace of a river tent above the Mara River

The Travel Journal Coming soon

A journal you write, in pen

The Travel Journal is for reflection: a printed book in which you write, by hand, what you lived and what it meant to you. It will be given at every stay, with a pen, as part of the welcome.

  1. Explore beyond

    What did you notice at first light that you would have missed alone?

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Your journal will belong to you. It stays private unless you choose to share it.