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Saruni Samburu
Saruni Samburu is nestled within the pristine expanse of the private Kalama Conservancy in Kenya's breathtaking Samburu Nature Reserve. As the solitary oasis in this vast 81,000-hectare wilderness. Its ethereal villas, spacious and inviting, boast panoramic vistas that effortlessly capture the essence of the surrounding landscape, teeming with awe-inspiring wildlife.
The view here is to die for. Your jaw will drop.
About
Saruni Samburu is designed to blend seamlessly into its surroundings, with open-plan spaces that embrace natural elements, such as stone, wood, and earthy tones, creating a harmonious balance with the landscape. This eco-conscious lodge focuses on conservation, working closely with the Kalama Conservancy and the Samburu people to protect the local ecosystem and promote cultural awareness. Guests at Saruni Samburu benefit from personalised service and expert-guided experiences, including wildlife safaris, cultural encounters, and scenic excursions that highlight the region’s unique flora, fauna, and cultural heritage.
Rooms
Saruni Samburu features six open-air, luxury villas, each positioned to provide uninterrupted views of the vast plains and mountain ranges. The villas are uniquely designed with a rustic elegance, incorporating local materials that reflect the Samburu culture while offering all modern amenities. Villas include spacious bedrooms, private verandas, and open living areas with large windows that invite natural light and stunning views. Each villa has an ensuite bathroom with luxury fittings, and some include outdoor showers for a true connection with nature. Privacy is a key feature, allowing guests to feel as though they are alone in the expansive landscape.
Activity
Guests at Saruni Samburu can enjoy a variety of unique safari and cultural experiences that highlight the distinct landscape and traditions of the Samburu region. Game drives and walking safaris led by experienced Samburu guides offer exceptional opportunities to view the area’s unique wildlife, including the “Samburu Special Five”: Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, beisa oryx, and gerenuk. Cultural visits to nearby Samburu villages provide an enriching glimpse into the traditions and way of life of the local people. The lodge also offers stargazing, birdwatching, and excursions to scenic points like the sacred Mount Ololokwe, and has a tranquil spa where guests can unwind and take in views of the unspoiled wilderness.
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