Samburu National Reserve hosts the Big Five and rare species like Grevy's zebra, Somali ostrich, and reticulated giraffe.

With over 450 species of birds recorded, the reserve is a haven for bird enthusiasts. Spot raptors, hornbills, weavers, and other species in the reserve's diverse habitats.

Visit local villages to interact with the Samburu people and learn about their customs, traditions, and daily activities, offering an enriching cultural experience.

Explore the diverse terrain of acacia-dotted plains, rugged mountains, and the Ewaso Ng'iro River, offering stunning views of the African wilderness.

Enjoy thrilling safari activities such as game drives, guided walks, and camping safaris to discover the wildlife and immerse yourself in Samburu's natural beauty.

Explore the reserve's diverse landscapes in a 4x4 vehicle to observe unique wildlife such as reticulated giraffes, Grevy's zebras, and gerenuks.

Observe rescued orphaned elephants and learn about conservation efforts at this community-run sanctuary.

Traverse areas inaccessible by vehicles on a camel, offering a traditional and immersive way to explore the wilderness.

Soar above the savannah at dawn, witnessing panoramic views and spotting wildlife from a unique vantage point.

With over 450 bird species, the reserve is a paradise for bird enthusiasts seeking species like the vulturine guineafowl and Somali ostrich.

Accompanied by experienced guides, explore the bush on foot to learn about flora, fauna, and tracking wildlife.

Immerse yourself in the culture by visiting a traditional manyatta, experiencing dances, crafts, and daily life.

Enjoy meals in the wild and sunset drinks at scenic spots, enhancing the safari experience.

Discover the lifeline of the reserve, where animals gather, and enjoy activities like fishing or riverside picnics.

The reserve's unique landscapes and species offer exceptional opportunities for both amateur and professional photographers.

Witness the vibrant dances of the Samburu people, showcasing their rich cultural heritage.

Learn about the region's history, wildlife, and conservation efforts through informative exhibits.

Experience the nocturnal side of the reserve, spotting creatures active after dusk.

Adjacent to Samburu, this reserve offers additional wildlife viewing opportunities and natural springs.

Unwind in accommodations that blend luxury with nature, often featuring views of watering holes or the savannah.

Engage in programs aimed at preserving the reserve's ecosystems and wildlife.

Explore caves adorned with historical rock art, offering insights into the area's ancient human history.

Ride through the reserve on horseback, providing a closer connection to the environment and its inhabitants.

Learn survival skills and traditional crafts from local experts, deepening your understanding of the bush.

Gain a bird's-eye view of the landscapes and wildlife, capturing the vastness of the area.