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Ashnil Samburu Camp
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Ashnil Samburu Camp is located within the Buffalo Springs Game Reserve. It features an outdoor swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers, a garden, and a lounge bar offering views of the African savannah.
The modern tents are fitted with parquet floors, a mosquito net, a wardrobe, and a seating area. Each tent features a decked terrace with views of the Ewaso Nyiro River. Ashnil Samburu’s restaurant offers a view of the river and serves a variety of menus comprising oriental, traditional, and international cuisines. A bush breakfast or picnic lunch box is available upon request.
A range of activities are available upon request and comprise game drives, nature walks, and a cultural visit to the Samburu Village. Guests may relax and enjoy a massage at a fee. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas and private parking is available on-site. Samburu Airstrip is 4 km away and an airport shuttle is available upon request.
Most popular facilities
Outdoor swimming pool
Airport shuttle
WiFi
Non-smoking rooms
Spa and wellness center
Free Parking
Room service
Restaurant
Bar
Breakfast
Facilities
- Air Condition
- Bars
- Wellness
- Wheelchair accessible
- Wireless internet
Samburu – Kenya
Samburu is a region in northern Kenya, located in the Rift Valley Province. It is named after the Samburu people, who are part of the Nilotic ethnic group and are known for their rich cultural heritage. The Samburu region is primarily known for its national reserves and unique wildlife.
Here are some key facts about Samburu, Kenya:
- Location: Samburu is situated north of the equator, bordered by Isiolo and Marsabit counties to the east, Laikipia County to the west, and Baringo County to the south.
- Samburu National Reserve: Samburu is home to the Samburu National Reserve, which covers an area of approximately 165 square kilometers. The reserve is known for its rugged landscapes, acacia woodlands, and the Ewaso Ng’iro River, which attracts diverse wildlife. Visitors can spot animals like elephants, lions, leopards, giraffes, zebras, and various bird species in the reserve.
- Samburu Culture: The Samburu people have a distinct culture, language, and traditional way of life. They are pastoralists, relying on cattle, goats, and camels for their livelihood. Visitors to the Samburu region have the opportunity to learn about and experience the Samburu culture through interactions with the local community.
- Conservation Efforts: In addition to wildlife conservation, Samburu is involved in community-based conservation initiatives. These efforts aim to promote sustainable development, protect the environment, and improve the livelihoods of local communities while preserving cultural heritage.
- Landscape and Scenic Beauty: The Samburu region is characterized by beautiful landscapes, including savannahs, mountains, and riverine forests. Visitors can enjoy stunning views and engage in activities such as hiking, nature walks, and game drives to explore the natural beauty of the area.
- Climate: Samburu has a semi-arid climate with hot days and cool nights. It experiences two rainy seasons, the long rains from March to May and the short rains from October to December. The region’s aridity contributes to its unique vegetation and wildlife adaptations.
- Lodges and Camps: Samburu offers various accommodations, including lodges and camps, for visitors to enjoy their safari experience. These establishments provide comfortable lodging, meals, and guided game drives to explore the wildlife-rich areas.
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