10 Day Itinerary
£12,900pp
$15,400pp
Witness the best of Northern Kenya on more of an ‘off the beaten track’ experience, featuring treks on the Matthews mountains by foot and special stays at the secluded Sarara ecolodge, all whilst enjoying incredible wildlife experiences.
What better way to start your trip than a game drive from the international airport to your lodge at the edge of Nairobi National Park. Stay overnight before travelling deeper into northern Kenya.
Begin your adventure around North Kenya and stay overnight at The Emakoko which lies on the edge of Nairobi National Park. Only a 45-minute drive from Nairobi airport, this charming and boutique lodge, immersed in wildlife environment, is the perfect base before stepping out into the bush. Whilst dreaming of your safari, drink a signature cocktail and overlook the river with a dip in the pool. The Giraffe Centre and Elephant Orphanage are within easy reach if you have the time.
Being on foot in the Matthews mountains is the most authentic way to experience such a unique and remote region of east Africa.
Head north to the Northern Laikipia plateau to start an authentic walking safari experience with expert Maasai and Samburu guides. Spend four nights at Karisia Walking Safaris and stay in traditional safari tents with luxury bedding, hot bucket showers and solar lighting. Perfect for lovers of the outdoors, these exclusive and tailor-made trails are an exciting introduction into a safari. Prepare to gain a whole new insight and respect for the bush, as you learn about tracking and experience camel riding.
We love including a night or two at the star camp on any visit to Sarara – you’ll feel like there’s no one for hundreds of miles in any direction, and lose count of shooting stars.
Fly up to the raw wilderness of Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy where you’ll spend your last four nights at Sarara Camp. Completely off the beaten track, immerse yourself within the amazing landscape whilst out in the wilderness on walking safaris and fly camping. For those seeking culture, the singing wells are a must-do and promise an authentic experience of watching local cattleman chanting to their livestock. Similarly, a visit to the camp’s working partnership with the local orphanage is not to be missed – visit baby elephants and rhinos and watch them feed.
Day Itinerary
£12,900pp
$15,400pp
$15,400pp
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