This Samburu fly-in safari takes you to Kenya’s wild north in about an hour, for animals you will not see in the southern parks.
This Samburu fly-in safari is a short trip to one of Kenya’s most beautiful and less crowded reserves. Samburu’s red earth, doum palms and the Ewaso Ng’iro River create a very different safari to the Mara.
The dry north is home to the Samburu Special Five, as well as elephants, lions and leopards along the river.
Why choose this Samburu fly-in safari?
- Samburu Special Five: reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx, gerenuk and Somali ostrich.
- Leopards: Samburu is one of the best places in Kenya to see them.
- Fewer vehicles: a quieter safari than the southern parks.
- Culture: an optional visit to a Samburu community.
Where you stay
Two nights at Ashnil Samburu Camp, or similar, on the banks of the Ewaso Ng’iro River.
Best time for a Samburu fly-in safari
Samburu is dry for most of the year and good in every season. The short rains in November and long rains in April and May bring green scenery.
Add the Mara on our Samburu and Masai Mara fly-in safari, or see the nearby Lewa fly-in safari. Browse all flight packages and Kenya Wildlife Service.
How much does the Samburu fly-in safari cost?
Price on request. The cost depends on your travel dates, group size, the season and the lodges you choose, so we prepare every quote personally rather than showing one fixed price.
WhatsApp us on +254 706 223888, email [email protected] or send the enquiry form on this page, and we will share a detailed quote for your dates.
Highlights
- The Samburu Special Five
- Leopards and elephants along the Ewaso Ng'iro River
- Two nights at Ashnil Samburu Camp
- Quieter game drives than the southern parks
- Optional Samburu community visit
