HELPING HANDS SAFARI


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Experience Promotions
 

Get to know a culture and people while on safari by lending a helping hand for the communities that support your vacation or travel experience.

Gibb’s Farm has partnered with others to share your hands in three ways: medical care, school desk carpentry and tree planting erosion control. Please view the compelling details below.


  1. Three meals in the farmhouse dining rooms

  2. Choice of any Farm Life activity listed below, note a few have supplemental charges.

  3. Personalised check-in

  4. Please see additional information for each activity.


 

CARPENTRY HANDS

School desk and furniture carpentry

Contribute a few days working along side our farm carpenters to construct school furniture always in demand and distributed through the Karatu Education Fund. Supplemental fee helps pay for materials.


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EROSION CONTROL TREE PLANTING

With the farm tree nursery - add to the hundreds of young tree saplings (predominantly native species) already planted in the community farms to control erosion and reforest the environment. 



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SCHEDULE

Season

dependant

November ~ May

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Experience 
Promotions

40th Year Anniversary

Many Reasons to Celebrate

Rejuvenation
Garden Sunset
Afternoon Tea
Farm-Style Meals
Garden Tour
Farm Walk
Adventure
Ngorongoro Forest Walk
Birding
Jogging
Culture
Coffee Roasting
Tloma Primary School Visit
Village Walk
Artists-in-Residence
Traditional Medicine Walk
Reflection and Discussion
ITS A FARM LIFE

PACK FOR A PURPOSE

Make a difference in the lives of children around the world. Use available space in your luggage to provide supplies to the communities you visit.


If just 500 individuals pack 5 lbs (2.27 kgs) each,
we can provide 1.25 tons of supplies!

My family collected over 200 gently used recorders (wooden flutes)  from my daughter's school to take to Ayalabe School near Gibb's Farm. We also took letters from the students. My family not only delivered the musical instruments, but my daughter gave a lesson to both the students and the teachers on how to use them. The following day when we returned to the school the melodic sound of the Tanzanian National anthem played by the music teacher's son greeted us upon our arrival. 

This was a wonderful experience for all concerned. In closing I'd like to encourage all world travelers to avail themselves of the practical and philanthropic tips offered by your website to connect humans across the globe.

Sincerely,
Lynn Brooks, 2008

Tanzania Tourist Board to award

Gibb’s Farm Hotel/ Lodge/ Camp Sustainable Tourism Award for 2011