Samburu National Reserve Tours & Holidays
Samburu National Reserve Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
At the Samburu National Reserve, the focus is very much on alternative activities, with visitors able to explore the area on foot, by quad bike and also via camel. Further to the east, the Shaba National Reserve is characterised by a series of hills, lazily flowing rivers and acacia studded savannah. This is truly wild country and has populations of big game with lion, leopard, black rhino and cheetah often spotted. Buffalo Springs is dominated by the Isiolo River which flows right through its ...
At the Samburu National Reserve, the focus is very much on alternative activities, with visitors able to explore the area on foot, by quad bike and also via camel. Further to the east, the Shaba National Reserve is characterised by a series of hills, lazily flowing rivers and acacia studded savannah. This is truly wild country and has populations of big game with lion, leopard, black rhino and cheetah often spotted. Buffalo Springs is dominated by the Isiolo River which flows right through its heart and is a magnet for the reserve's unique wildlife including oryx, zebra and giraffe. Of course, the area is home to the fascinating Samburu people and a trip here is a chance to learn more about their impressive way of life.
Best experiences
Take a night drive safari
Enjoy a night drive through the Samburu National Park to see the nighttime activities of big game in the area, which for many predators is hunting and feeding time. Your local guide will lead you through the low light in search of wildlife.
Safari on foot through Samburu
Take a hike in the Samburu National Park to see gazelles, elephants and zebras up close. Feel like a safarist of old whilst learning from your experienced guide how to track and safely view the local wildlife.
Visit a local Samburu village
Living north of the equator in the Samburu county of northern Kenya, the Samburu people are closely related to the Maasai people, both semi nomadic tribes. Take a look at their daily lives and traditions to learn about how life can be lived off the land.OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY
Elephant Bedroom Camp, Samburu National Reserve
Occupying an idyllic location on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Elephant Bedroom Camp is simple yet stylish with 12 spacious, rustic chic safari tents. Each has roll-up fronts and sides with…
Saruni Samburu, Kalama Conservancy
Raised up on a hillside overlooking the Kalama Conservancy adjacent to the Samburu National Reserve, the spectacular Saruni Samburu is a highly recommended luxury lodge for exploring this wild and…