For years, Romeo witnessed the challenges communities face-youth unemployment, structural exclusion of women, human rights struggles, and environmental degradation. He also saw the gaps in the tourism industry, where wealth generated from safaris often leaves the local communities untouched, and the stories of marginalized people go unheard.
Instead of accepting the status quo, Sacred Gem Safaris was created to bridge this divide. At its core, our background is deeply tied to:
Community
Grounded in East Africa, Sacred Gem Safaris is shaped by the realities and resilience of those who live here.
Creativity
Photography and videography are not add-ons, but integral tools to tell powerful stories of change.
Justice
We embed human rights, dignity, and empowerment into the DNA of our business model.
From the very beginning, we recognized that safaris could be more than sightseeing tours. They could be a force for social good - a tool to create jobs, skill youth, preserve the environment, and give global audiences the chance to engage with authentic stories