Experience Wilderness Luxury at Saruni Samburu
Discover the perfect blend of luxury and wilderness at Saruni Samburu, your gateway to unforgettable wildlife adventures in Kenya's Kalama Community Conservancy.
Nestled within the breathtaking Kalama Community Conservancy, Saruni Samburu offers a unique blend of luxury and adventure in Kenya's wild heart. With stunning landscapes and immersive wildlife experiences, it's an unforgettable escape for nature lovers.
A brief summary to Saruni Samburu
- Kalama Community Conservancy, KE
- +254735950903
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Local tips
- Book your stay during the dry season for the best wildlife viewing opportunities.
- Take advantage of the guided tours offered by the lodge to learn more about the local culture and wildlife.
- Don't forget your binoculars for bird watching; the area is home to a variety of unique species.
- Try the lodge's traditional meals to get a taste of the local cuisine and ingredients.
- Plan for evening safaris to experience the breathtaking sunsets and nocturnal wildlife.
Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car within the Samburu Region, head towards Kalama Community Conservancy. From the main town of Samburu, take the C77 road towards the conservancy. Drive for approximately 25 kilometers until you see signs for Saruni Samburu. The lodge is situated within the conservancy area, so be prepared for some rough terrain; a 4x4 vehicle is recommended for this journey. There might be a small entrance fee for the conservancy, which is typically around KES 1,500 per vehicle.
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Public Transportation
For those relying on public transportation, catch a matatu (shared taxi) from the nearest major town, such as Isiolo. Take a matatu heading towards Samburu and request to be dropped off at the junction for Kalama Community Conservancy. From there, you will need to arrange for a local taxi or a boda-boda (motorcycle taxi) to take you the remaining distance to Saruni Samburu, which is roughly 10 kilometers. The cost for this taxi ride can vary but expect to pay around KES 500-1,000.
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Private Transfer
For a more comfortable and direct route, consider booking a private transfer. Many lodges and travel companies in Samburu offer this service. Arrange the transfer in advance, specifying that you want to go to Saruni Samburu at Kalama Community Conservancy. This option typically costs between KES 5,000-10,000 depending on the distance from your pick-up location and the provider. Ensure that the driver is familiar with the area to avoid any navigation issues.