Bedouin Camp -Samburu

Bedouin Camp is on the white sandy banks of the Ewaso Ngiro River in the shade of giant river acacias. 100,000 acres of pristine wilderness with 25 kilometres of riverfront where the graceful elephant come for their daily drink and wallow. The Northern Frontier District of Kenya is an area of staggering beauty.

The rugged splendour of its landscape conjures up an atmosphere of mystery and adventure, and the sunsets on the ancient mountain ranges glow with orange, red and purple.
It is a vast and seldom-visited region, far from the normal tourist routes, where travelling, even nowadays is tough and where nomadic tribes have changed little over the centuries.

African safaris Game drives into Samburu Game Reserve, afternoon walks with the resident herd of elephant along the riverine forest or an overnight safari to fly camp on the top of Ol Donya Lolokwe Sabachi, escorted by the very colourful Samburu warriors
The gateway to the North, Samburu is famous for its game species, reticulated giraffe, grevy’s zebra, besia oryx and the long necked gerenuk. Leopard, lion, cheetah and caracal are all regular visitors to the camp.

Location: Northern Frontier District, Samburu
ACCESS: Air Kenya has daily schedule services to Samburu South airstrip. Private airstrip, seven kilometres from camp.

By Road: From Nairobi approximately 6 hours, from Nanyuki approximately 3.5 hours.
Kenya Safari ACCOMMODATION
ACCOMMODATION consists of four luxury Bedouin tents with four-poster beds, sprung orthopedic mattresses, Persian carpets and flushing toilets. In addition we have three beige Selous tents. All tents are en-suite and overlook the Ewaso Ngiro River.

ACTIVITIES
Game drives in 4 wheel drive vehicles
Night game drives
Escorted Game walks
Authentic cultural
ceremonies
Fly camps
Bird shooting (seasonal)
Helicopter rides
Camel treks

HOSTS
Bedouin Camp is managed by Craig and Samantha Griffiths, the owners. The camp staff is employed from the local Samburu community and has been trained to a very high standard.

ITINERARIES
The camp tailor makes activities to suit each guest’s requirements.
A minimum of 3 nights is recommended to fully enjoy and explore the area, with an extra day or two for fly camps or fishing trips to Lake Turkana

SEASONS
The camp is open all year round.

CLIMATE
At 3,000 feet above sea level, Bedouin Camp has a hot climate. The days are generally sunny and hot and the evenings clear and warm.

WHAT TO BRING
Sun protection (hats, glasses, cream), ankle length boots and long trousers for walking, light windproof jacket, jersey, insect repellent, flashlight and batteries, binoculars, film.
NB: Prices and availability are subject to revision without prior notice owing to currency, tax, levy and seasonal fluctuations. We also offer safari, car rentals and flight bookings which we can organise for you with your hotel/lodge enquiry www.eyesonnatureexpeditions.com.. Please Enquire about prices

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