SAMBURU
Samburu National Reserve: 325km north of Nairobi lies a dramatic and rugged landscape in the home of the colourful Samburu people. Game includes species rarely seen elsewhere such as Grevy's zebras, reticulated giraffes and Somali ostriches.
Shaba National Reserve: Close to Samburu, Shaba has reserved its place in the history of conservation as the area where Joy Adamson experimented with the release of hand-reared leopards.
Meru National Park: Meru is just seven miles from the equator and to the north east of Nairobi. Meru is famous for animals such as elephants, white rhinos, zebras, giraffes, kudus and predators such as lions, leopards and cheetahs.
ACCOMODATION
Samburu Saruni
A beautiful, small property surrounded by 95,000 hectares of private wildlife conservancy, and perched on top of a spectacular viewpoint.
Samburu Simba
Larsens Camp, a member of small luxury hotels of the world, is set on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River. Larsens Camp is a boutique tented camp with casual colonial elegance and a surprising degree of comfort.
Ashnil Samburu Camp
In a perfect position on the river bank, this camp is a wonderful choice for your stay in Kenya.
Samburu Sopa
Against a backdrop of volcanic mountains, gaunt hills and withered scrub trees, this lodge blends in perfectly with the natural environment, using native materials and surrounded by lush gardens.
Elsa's Kopje
For many years Kenya's best kept secret, the untamed wilderness of Meru National Park is best explored from its hidden jewel - Elsa's Kopje. Made famous by the film 'Born Free' and George Adamson's lions, the lodge is invisible to the eye as you approach the kopje.
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