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DIG Field Trips

Each year DIG organizes the unique opportunity to work hand-in-hand with our communities in Africa while also arranging to explore some of the regions most breathtaking sites.

These intimate trips give donors, volunteers, and interested supporters an opportunity to not only visit these incredible countries, but get a rare invitation to go deeper with the amazing farmers DIG has been working with.

Trip Offerings

DIG is excited to be offering a field trip to Kenya this May, 2023. Click here for more details and email sarah@DIG.org with your interest. Limited spaces remain.

Average Trip Costs

DIG’s field trips vary in cost and are dependent on many factors. Trips range between $5,500-$6,500 per person:

Included in the cost:
  • All lodging, meals, and in-country transportation
  • Any in-country transfer flights
  • Park fees, guides, taxes, etc.
  • All excursions
  • A portion of your trip will also be tax deductible

Not included in the cost:

  • International airfare
  • Costs associated with acquiring a valid passport (note: your passport must be valid for 6 months after return)
  • Tourist Visas ($50-$100 depending on the country)
  • Any vaccinations you or your doctor feel are necessary
  • Malaria preventative and other medications prescribed by your doctor
  • Travel health insurance which includes emergency evacuation
  • Transportation to and from the US departure city
  • Guide tips
  • Souvenirs and items of a personal nature •Alcohol and personal snacks

Joining a Trip

Trips are limited to 10 individuals so it is important to contact DIG early with your interest.

As trips are announced, DIG will ask for a $1,000 non-refundable deposit. You will be responsible for getting international flights, any necessary vaccinations, paperwork, and malaria medication before departure.

Email sarah@DIG.org to share your interest in a future trip.

Stories from DIG's Adventure Trips


Adventure Trips

2017 DIG Adventure Trip with the Batwa in Southern Uganda

October 23, 2018

Each year Development in Gardening (DIG) organizes one opportunity to work hand in hand with our communities on the ground and visit some of the most beautiful sites in East Africa.

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Adventure Trips

Trellis Fellow in Kenya

September 25, 2015

This year DIG was awarded our 2nd Trellis Fund Award from UC Davis. The Trellis Fund is an arm of the UC Davis Horticulture Innovation Lab. Trellis works on a smaller scale than the lab, selecting students to partner with host organizations on the ground for a few months before traveling there for two-to-three-week projects. This year, 14 different students traveled to nine different countries including one to Kenya with DIG.   DIG was matched with Belinda Richardson — an international

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Adventure Trips

I DIG Kenya 2014

October 8, 2014

We set off on an adventure…….   “I am not the same having seen the moon shine on the other side of the world.” ― Mary Anne Radmacher

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Adventure Trips

Nyla’s Experience on the “I DIG Kenya” 2012

July 10, 2012

My recent visit to DIG in Kenya in May 2012 was a wonderful adventure thanks to the outstanding leadership of Sarah Koch, the executive director and her DIG co-workers!  Our itinerary was well organized and offered a “hands-on” experience to help us understand the mission and work of the Garden Program.   We visited many DIG sites and participated in their gardening endeavors. It was special to have the opportunity to meet the Kenyan people in their schools, homes &

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