GUIDE ON SASAAB IN KENYA

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Spend your days relaxing at Sasaab, a first-rate luxury accommodation that offers a superb guest experience, unrivaled views of Samburu ecology and exceptional northern Kenya safari activities. The lodge is situated in the west of Samburu and east of Laikipia with access to the wildlife migration corridor.

Enjoy one of East Africa’s finest tour accommodations while staying in any of the 9 guest tents, each with en-suite open-air bathroom. You are surrounded by distinctive bush elegance in a spacious boutique tent of more than 100 square meters that is designed for your privacy and premier tranquility.



At the heart of your tent is a gorgeous four-poster bed that enhances the tasteful ecru décor that is divinely complemented with accents of crimson red and natural wood. The plunge pool invites you to cool off and unwind after a long day of action-packed travel in Samburu National Reserve, and a private lower-level veranda is the perfect place to simply enjoy the sounds and sights of the African bush.

The site of your guest tent on the property has been carefully selected to give you impressive views of the craggy surrounding and the Ewaso Nyiro River, all against the backdrop of Mount Kenya on a clear day.



Children are welcome at Sasaab, and AfricanMecca recommends that families arrange to stay in the two-bedroom tent suite with separate bathrooms and central shared lounging area. The suite is also perfectly suited for guests desiring a private villa-like experience with a separate entryway.

As you slumber peacefully, a wild voice awakens you to a beautiful morning sunrise that beckons you to begin your exploratory vacation in Samburu. Aromatic coffee and tea invigorate your senses as you watch the morning wildlife activity from your veranda. Freshen up and then join your guide for an exciting and intriguing morning game drive, during which your professional guide skillfully locates animals while describing the history and ecology of the reserve, as well as the traditions of the Samburu people (read more on when is the best time to visit Samburu for a Northern Kenya safari).



Return to Sasaab for a delicious breakfast before visiting a local school that is supported by proceeds from the lodge. Between lunch and afternoon tea, you have time to nap, swim, read a good book, interact with other guests and much more. You have plenty of options for your late afternoon activity with a local guide, including game drive, camel walk, nature walk, birdwatching, cultural tour of a local Samburu village and much more.



For a truly authentic bush holiday in Kenya, AfricanMecca Safaris can arrange for one or two-night fly camping trip. These outings begin with a lengthy four to five- hour walk along the Ewaso Nyiro River. After your guide takes you to a remote part of the conservancy, a modest camp is set up in the wilderness, and your night is spent savoring a delightful bush dinner while surrounded by views of the further Northern Frontier and star-filled skies.

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