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Saruni Samburu Lodge - Kenya Photo Safaris In Samburu
Saruni Samburu is a designer lodge located on Kalama Conservancy next to Samburu National Reserve, in Kenya's wild North. Surrounded by a 95,000 hectares private reserve and perched on top of a spectacular viewpoint, its six houses and swimming pool overlook waterholes where the famous Samburu elephant, leopard, reticulated giraffe and Grevy zebra gather to drink. The vastness and the purity of this African landscape, combined with the untouched local culture, will make your wildlife photo safari a different experience. Kalama represents a crucial migratory corridor between northern and southern conservation areas of this spectacular region of Kenya. Large herds of elephants cross Kalama in their migratory routes between the different conservancies that are under the NRT umbrella. Kalama members have coexisted with the Samburu National Reserve for over 40 years, sharing revenues and wildlife.
Tell Me More About Saruni Samburu Lodge Located In Samburu as an East African Safari & Kenya Photo Safari Holiday Accommodation
Perched on the top of a hill with an all-round view of Northern Kenya, Saruni Samburu is a a fresh concept to an already well-known safari destination in Kenya. Built on the pristine land owned by the Kalama Wildlife Conservancy in 240,000 acres-large Gir Gir Group Ranch, it is seven kilometers away from the Northern border of Samburu National Reserve, a celebrated elephant sanctuary. The lodge offers first-class safari experience in a totally un-spoilt environment, far from the beaten tracks but very close to the wildlife.
There are six houses (2 of them are large family villas with separate bedrooms and bathrooms), a large swimming pool with dramatic view over Samburu, an area for massage and beauty treatments called Samburu Wellbeing Space, and several areas to use as hides or view points for the waterholes that attract elephant, reticulated giraffe, zebra, oryx and all the species that make Kalama so special.
In collaboration with Grand Hotel des Iles Borromees (Stresa, Italy) and its world-famous spa - Centro Benessere Stresa, Saruni runs the Samburu Wellbeing Space in Kalama-Samburu. It is a unique feature in this area of Kenya: in the most serene and relaxing environment, Saruni Samburu Lodge guests enjoy massage and wellness treatments under the supervision of highly trained staff. The Samburu Wellbeing Space has been designed by Kenyan designer Mark Glen with an amazing view over Kalama Conservancy and the peaks and mountains of Northern Kenya, from the Mathew's Rang to Mount Kenya and offers updated Western techniques combines with the use of local plants for beauty and relaxation treatments.
This system merges sophisticated methods developed at Centro Benessere Stresa with ancient Samburu wisdom and knowledge. For instance, Samburu spa use Olsinoni leaves (Lippia Javanica) for their detoxifying and purifying properties along with pure gel from Usuguru (Aloe Kedongensis) and compresse of Olleleshwa leaves (Tarchonantus Canphorantus) to remove skin impurities and to improve the natural regeneration of the cells. In pedicure Saruni Samburu complement more traditional products with Ol-Emoran leaves (Hoslundia Opposita).
Kenya African Safari Culinary and Dining Experience At Saruni Samburu Lodge Located In Samburu Kenya as an East Africa Photo Safari & Kenya Safari Holiday Accommodation
"Tell me what you eat, I'll tell you who you are", famously said gastronome Anthelme Brillat-Savarin. Saruni Samburu Lodge believe in the importance of good, healthy and tasty meals. The cuisine has a strong Italian flavor (who doesn't like Italian...?), but they also love to experiment with the great ingredients that are found in Kenya, especially fish and vegetables. We easily accommodate vegetarians and guests who have special requests.
Kenya Safari Wildlife Experience and Activities At Saruni Samburu Lodge Located In Samburu Game Reserve as an East Africa & Kenya Photo Safari Holiday Accommodation
Day and evening game drives in 4-wheel-drive vehicles.
Guided bush walks.
Rock climbing.
Bush meals.
Sundowners.
Traditional Samburu tribe cultural visits.
Swimming pool available.
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