TRACK RHINOS ON FOOT IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT
A first for East Africa. Now, instead of merely observing rhinos in the bush, you can track them on foot in their natural habitat. You walk through the East African bush. Just ahead of you is your guide holding the antenna, and not much more than a few metres ahead of him is a black rhino. This is the moment that inspired you to choose Saruni Rhino Camp as part of your luxury, tailor-made holiday to Kenya.
Radio tracking and trekking on foot is the latest way to ensure you see black rhinos close up, and Saruni Rhino is the first place in the whole of East Africa to offer it. But there’s more. At this camp you don’t have to go to the game – it will come to you. Elephants, hyenas, zebra, oryx, impala and a huge number of birds all visit the watering hole on the edge of the camp.
Saruni Rhino Camp
Saruni Rhino Camp, at a glance
- Newly created game lodge in the midst of the prized Sera Community Conservancy
- Just two hours from the famous Saruni Samburu Lodge in nearby Kalama Conservancy
- Choice of accommodation for up to six guests in a traditional, open stone cottage known as a banda
- Huge tented double beds beneath vaulted thatched roofs
- Panoramic views of the surrounding bush from your bed/sitting room
- Excellent safari-style food served in a separate banda, plus torch-lit dinners in a dry river bed beneath the stars
For leisure and pleasure?
- Unique opportunity to track critically endangered black rhino through their natural habitat
- Nearby watering hole visited by elephants, impala, hyenas, oryx and zebra
- Great birdwatching with a variety of exotic species including massive flocks of sand grouse
- Explore an area bigger than Luxembourg and Hong Kong combined
- Make a positive contribution to saving the black rhino
- Game drives to see giraffe, elephants, ostrich, antelope and more
- Visits to the Fifty Wells and the Singing Wells
- Tours to the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary to see baby ellies
