Samburu National Reserve

Samburu National Reserve offers great wildlife viewing and four of the Big Five are present. Rhinos are absent, but big herds of elephant cross the reserve. Of the big cats, leopards are very rewarding with some habituated individuals giving high-quality sightings. Most interesting are the northern Kenya specials including beisa oryx, lesser kudu, reticulated giraffe, Grevy's zebra and the odd-looking gerenuk.

Here are the activities which visitors can consider during Kenya Safari in Samburu National Reserve:
Samburu Camel Trekking: For a very different take on Kenya’s best safari experiences, try a camel ride through the country’s northern wilderness.
Bush Breakfast: Set off at first light to experience the rugged terrain of northern Kenya coming to life. This is often the best time for spotting predators with some shaded downtime for omelets and pancakes.
Walking Safaris: Explore wildlife and private concessions on foot, an authentic and economical means of exploring wildlife in Samburu.
Photography Safaris: Visitors on a photo safari will be in dreamland at Samburu National Reserve where small groups can share a luxury photography tour with like-minded individuals and capture their favourite moments.
Sightseeing Tours: This is best to see Samburu caves which are full of historical rock art as well as cultural village visits to the local tribespeople.
Despite its semi-desert appearance, Samburu National Reserve is teeming with wildlife. You’ll find the reserve calm in character and yet abundant in its many surprises. Don’t be amazed if you see more wildlife than visitors in this unique reserve.