Saruni Rhino Tracking Safari

Track black rhino on foot in the remote Samburu, northern Kenya

Saruni Rhino Tracking Safari

Journey to Saruni Rhino Camp in the wilds of Samburuland, northern Kenya. The opening of this property marks the return of the endangered black rhinos to the lands of the Samburu, after an absence of 25 years – an historic achievement for conservation and tourism in Kenya - and offers safari-goers a unique opportunity track the majestic black rhinos, on foot, in their natural habitat.

Outline Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Arrive Nairobi (Eka Hotel)

    You will be met on arrival into Nairobi and transferred to the Eka Hotel, situated within easy reach of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, for one night on B&B basis.

  2. Day 2-5: Transfer to Samburu National Reserve (Saruni Samburu Lodge)

    You will be collected from Eka Hotel after breakfast and transferred to Wilson Airport to catch the early flight to Kalama Airstrip, in the Samburu National Reserve. On arrival, meet with your driver and transfer to the fabulous Saruni Samburu Lodge, where you stay 4 nights (fully-inclusive basis with activities).

  3. Day 6-8: Transfer to Sera Conservancy (Saruni Rhino Camp)

    After breakfast at Saruni Samburu, depart the Kalama Conservancy with your driver and journey two hours north into the neighbouring Sera Conservancy, where you check-in at Saruni Rhino Lodge for three nights (fully inclusive basis with activities).

  4. Day 9: Departure

    Depart Saruni Rhino this morning, enjoying a game drive en-route to the airstrip to catch the morning flight to Wilson Airport, Nairobi, and onward transfer to the international airport.

Price guide

Price based on two travellers in shared twin/double accommodation and travel in low season. High season rates start from £4,580 per person sharing.
Pricing

9 days from £3870pp

Pricing

9 days from £3870pp

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