Your visit begins with a warm welcome from village elders and your guide, who will lead you through the community's way of life — from homestead structures and traditional cooking methods to local farming practices. As you walk, you’ll hear stories passed down through generations, and see how deeply the Giriama people remain connected to the land, their ancestors, and each other.

You’ll also have a chance to witness or take part in daily activities like grinding millet, weaving palm mats, or preparing coconut dishes — a true taste of coastal living.

Then comes the highlight: the Giriama traditional dance performance. As the drums begin to beat and the shakers fill the air with rhythm, dancers dressed in vibrant fabrics take the stage. The dances, deeply symbolic, tell stories of courtship, harvest, and ancestral pride. The energy is infectious — and you might just be invited to join in.

This cultural tour is both educational and joyful — and directly supports the local community by promoting cultural preservation and sustainable tourism.