Say hello to the Dik-Dik, the newest member of the Ukulele Safari family and, officially, the smallest instrument in the whole collection. Named after the pint-sized African antelope that stands barely 40 centimeters tall, this ukulele takes its inspiration seriously, right down to the personality.
Every Ukulele Safari begins with a map, a sense of curiosity, and a search for places that inspire both music and adventure.
We’re currently exploring new destinations, visiting unique properties, and planning the next journey. As always, we’re looking for locations that offer unforgettable experiences, beautiful landscapes, and a genuine connection with nature.There’s still plenty to discover, and we can’t wait to share what’s coming next.
Stay tuned… the next Ukulele Safari adventure is on its way.
The Motu, a ukulele invented and patented by Sylvain ENJOUBAUT, is a handcrafted instrument concept made from plywood. Its original soundbox features a soundhole on the back, like traditional Polynesian ukuleles. It also allows a wah-wah effect!!!
Join our Ukulele Safari Club, where music, nature, and curiosity come together.This is a place to explore, experiment, and enjoy making music. I’ll share chord progressions, songwriting ideas, musical discoveries, useful apps, tips, and the inspiration I find along the way.You’ll also get a …
The Ukulele Safari Club is a community for ukulele lovers, music dreamers, and anyone who feels music more than they play it. Here, we transform emotions into music, sharing moments, inspiration, and creativity through sound. You don’t need to be a musician, just someone who connects with music in their own way. We also share updates from Ukulele Safari in Kenya and follow the journey of the Kenya Ukulele Project, bringing music, instruments, and opportunities to children and communities.
The Kenya Ukulele project is a wonderful initiative inspired by the London Ukulele Project, that aims to provide music education and ukuleles to underprivileged children in Kenyan schools.
The project raises funds through its online shop, donations and the sale of the Ukulele Safari Instruments to support its mission of bringing the joy of music to those who would otherwise not have access to it.
