Samburu National Park.

Samburu National Reserve.

Samburu is a stunning wildlife reserve located in northern Kenya, around 350 kilometers from Nairobi. It’s within the Rift Valley provinces and the banks of the Ewaso Ng’iro river, which provides a lifeline for the park’s diverse wildlife.

Key Features of Samburu National Reserve.

• Unique wildlife: Samburu National Reserve is home to the special five wildlife, not commonly found in other parks. This wildlife includes.
  • Grevy’s Zebra – Distinctive narrow stripes.
  • Reticulated Giraffes.
  • Somali Ostrich.
  • Beisa Oryx – Elephant long-horned antelopes.
  • Gerenuk – Long-necked antelope that stands on hind legs to feed.
• Other wildlife includes Elephants, Lions, Leopards (rare), Cheetahs, and Nile crocodiles.
• Scenic Landscapes: Semi-arid savannah, rugged hills, and riverine forest along the Ewaso Ng’iro River.
• Cultural Experience – we have the Samburu community; close relatives will the Maasai people. They will offer cultural tours, showcasing their traditional dances and beadwork.
• Birdlife – There are over 450 species of birds in Samburu National Park.

Best time to visit.

• June – October (Dry Season): Best for wildlife viewing as animals gather near the river,
• November – March – Best season for bird watching and wildlife viewing.

Nearby attractions:

• Buffalo Springs National Reserve.
• Shaba National Reserve.

How to get there:

• By Air: 5-6 hours’ drive from Nairobi, daily departures.
• By Air: daily flights from Nairobi Wilson airport, 1.5-hour flight.

Safari Tours to Samburu National Reserve.