About Gede Ruins & Butterfly Project

Journey through time to the mysterious 13th-century Gede Ruins, where ancient Swahili civilisation once thrived in the coastal forest. Explore crumbling mosques, royal palaces, and hidden tombs while learning about this UNESCO World Heritage site. Then visit the nearby Kipepeo Butterfly Project, where local communities breed indigenous butterflies for conservation and sustainable income. This unique combination of archaeology and conservation showcases how history and nature intertwine. Support local butterfly farmers while discovering Kenya's rich cultural heritage, making this tour both educational and impactful for future generations. *There are separate entrance fees to the ruins and Butterfly house which is not included in the tour price*.