3 Days Samburu Bush Safari

First, you meet your safari driver at Kencom in Nairobi, Kenya. Then, you hop into a Tour Van/Land Cruiser, and off you go! The journey is like a rollercoaster—up and down, through hills and valleys. You’ll see amazing views as you descend to a place called Samburu.

After about 3.5 hours of driving you arrive at Samburu. It’s lunchtime! You check into your cozy hotel, camp or lodge.

At 3:30 PM, it’s time for your special game drive. You’ll drive to waterholes. And guess who’s there? Elephants, rhinos, and buffalos! They’re having a mud bath—just like kids playing in the mud!

As the sun starts to set, you’ll head back to your hotel, lodge or camp. The wild animals are still awake! You might spot lions or even cheetahs and leopards.

And when the stars come out, you’ll have dinner and sleep under the African sky.

First, you eat a great breakfast. Then, you get ready for a game drive! You'll go on a game drive in a place called the savannah. It’s like a giant grassy playground for animals.

Our safari tour guides are like animal detectives—they know all the secrets! You’ll meet the ‘Big Five’: lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalos, and leopards. But wait, there’s more! You’ll spot other creatures too—like colorful birds and mysterious mammals.

For lunch, it’s picnic time! Picture yourself under a big tree, munching on tasty food. And guess who’s nearby? Hippos!

As the sun sets, you’ll head back to your cozy hotel, camp or lodge for dinner and then sleep.

Okay, so it’s the very last day of your super cool safari in Samburu. First thing in the morning, you eat a nutritious breakfast. Now, if you’re up for it, you can hop into a Tour Van/Land Cruiser and go on game drive. The animals are most active early in the morning! Maybe you’ll spot some animals you missed before.

After that, it’s time to say goodbye to your cozy hotel, camp or lodge. You’ll drive back through Samburu, and there might be a quick stop for shopping (like picking out souvenirs!).

Finally, you’ll reach Nairobi around 2:00 PM. That’s where you’ll get off and say, ‘See you later, Samburu!’