Showing posts with label Samburu National Reserve. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Samburu National Reserve. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Shaba National Reserve - Sarova Shaba Lodge; Samburu National Park

It is impossible to talk about the Shaba National Park without mentioning Buffalo Springs National Reserve and Samburu National Reserve,, because they are all entwined, and they form a trio of unusual and attractive game sanctuaries, and all neighbors.

Shaba National Reserve is a reasonably small National Park being a little over 239 sq. kms, and it is only 70 kms north of the snow-capped Mount Kenya, astounding at an altitude varying in between 700-1500metres.

Visitors go to Parks to see wildlife, and the Shaba Game is outstanding. You have a very good chance of seeing Giraffe, Cheetah, leopard, and lion. You can add to this oryx, gazelle, Gerenuk and zebra, certainly it is the predators that are most sought after.

Elephants in Shaba National Reserve, Buffalo Springs National Reserve and Samburu National Reserve during Kenya safari
Elephants in Shaba National Reserve
Shaba National Reserve is titled after a vast cone of volcanic rock which dominates the whole area.

The Ewaso Ngiro River is on the northern edge of the park, and as the progress of the river is slow and wide as the river bends and straightens there is excellent viewing of the wildlife here, and there is a lot more water than the neighboring reserves

It would be fair to mention that visitors to Shaba Game Reserve don’t just come for the wildlife. The only option to access this location is through Archer’s Post. There is difficult access in the wet season. Shaba excursion is definitely a total escape from the 21st century life.

In addition to the earlier mentioned wildlife species, you will have a chance of spotting the following at one of the seventeen springs where the animals congregate during the dry season. Animals to be found here include Somalia ostrich, Reticulated giraffe, Baboon, Buffalo, Olive, African Bush Baby, Caracal, Bushbuck, Dik-dik, Kirk's Duiker, Elephant, Bush, Eland, Grant's Giraffe, Mongoose, Reticulated Klipspringer, Monkey, Warthog, Beisa and Waterbuck

It was at Shaba that Joy Adamson the author was murdered nearly the past thirty years ago. It is for that reason alone an excursion to Joy Adamson’s monument is a must go on any Kenya Safari Holiday to Shaba National Park

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Samburu Larsens Camp: Samburu Larsens, Tented Camps in Samburu


Samburu Larsens Camp: Samburu Larsens, Tented Camps in Samburu

Larsens Tented Camp, Samburu Game Reserve, Kenya

Experience the unadulterated magnificence of the Uaso Nyrio River, with its shining waters and overhang of Acacia trees. On the banks of this gleaming waterway, you'll find Larsens Tented Camp – an extravagance desert spring amidst Africa.

Settlement at Larsens Tented Camp comprises of:

Larsens Tented Camp offers visitors the advantage of staying in a personal setting, inside of one of 20 credible African Safari tents. These tents are completely ensuite, and furnish you with the radiance of a 5 star inn.

Larsens Tented Camp additionally has a beautiful trinket and blessing shop, where visitors will locate the most unique carefully assembled treasures. There is likewise a completely supplied mixed drink bar and amusement seeing deck, where one can take it easy following a day of energizing exercises. The dusks from this vantage point are genuinely sights to observe!

Samburu Larsens Camp in Samburu National Reserve, Kenya

Visitors can make the most of their flavorful dinners in the formal lounge area, or even outside in the patio nursery. Champagne breakfasts are generally served on the riverbanks, where you can look as the occupant hippos sprinkle about in the cool water.

Nights are for the most part spent around the thundering pit fire, telling stories and getting a charge out of an unwinding sundowner drink. Larsens Tented Camp offers visitors the best in stimulation, with customary African artists performing for you around the flame.

A percentage of the exercises that visitors appreciate while staying at Larsens Tented Camp incorporate 4x4 amusement drives, which can be delighted in at an assortment of times, for example, early morning, in the day and even during the evening, ensuring that visitors find the opportunity to encounter the nighttime creatures also.

A percentage of the animals to be seen incorporate giraffe, oryx, lion and zebra, and also elephant, cheetah and panther to give some examples. A stunning component of Larsens Tented Camp is that visitors can encounter the rush of sustaining crocodiles and ostriches!

Mount Kenya Climbing Expeditions offer luxury trips to Samburu with stays at Larsens Camp.