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Embark on a Thrilling 3 Day Safari to Samburu National Reserve: A Journey into the Wilds of Kenya
3 Day Safari to Samburu National Reserve in Kenya:
Day 1 Arrival at Nairobi International Airport
Your 3 Day Safari to Samburu National Reserve in Kenya begins as you touch down at Nairobi International Airport. Upon arrival, you’ll receive a warm welcome and a detailed briefing on your upcoming exploration. The journey then leads you to Samburu, a rugged region in Kenya’s Northeast known for its unique wildlife, including the Gravy Zebra and reticulated Giraffe.
Day 2: Samburu National Park Exploration
Indulge in the excitement of morning and afternoon game drives in the captivating Samburu National Reserve. The reserve’s abundance of trees, water, and shade creates an enticing environment for wildlife. Brace yourself for a day filled with fantastic game spotting, offering glimpses of the remarkable biodiversity that defines Samburu.
Day 3: Departure Day
Following a hearty breakfast, make your way back to Nairobi. If time permits before your scheduled departure, seize the opportunity to explore Nairobi’s city center attractions. Consider a visit to the Carnivore Restaurant for lunch, followed by enriching experiences at the Karen Blixen Museum and the Giraffe Centre.
Samburu National Park Kenya:
Nestled alongside the Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu National Reserve, though lesser-known, is a thriving ecosystem drawing wildlife from the surrounding savannah plains. This hidden gem promises an authentic safari experience, away from the more frequented parks.
Birds of Samburu National Park:
Samburu’s skies come alive with a rich avian tapestry, boasting over 450 recorded bird species. Notable species on this safari include the Shining Sunbird, Verreaux’s Eagle, and the Golden-breasted Starling, adding a symphony of colors to the landscape.
Wildlife of Samburu National Park:
The reserve boasts a rich array of wildlife, including rare northern specialist species like the Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, and the beisa oryx, collectively known as the “Samburu Special Five.” Additionally, elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and even the famed ‘Kamunyak,’ the lioness that adopted a baby oryx, grace this unique protected area.
How to Get There:
Samburu is primarily a fly-in destination, with multiple excellent lodges offering a range of experiences, from family-friendly accommodations to remote honeymoon hideaways. Unique safari activities, such as tracking big cats on foot, camel-back safaris, and guided bush walks, elevate the Samburu experience.
Where to Stay in Samburu National Park:
Best Time to Visit:
Experience cool nights and hot, dry days from December to March and June to October—the prime seasons for game viewing. Be aware of the two rainy seasons in late March to May and November. Trust Trek Africa Expeditions to curate an unforgettable 3-day safari to Samburu National Reserve, immersing you in the heart of Kenya’s wild beauty.
