Explore Samburu on a northern Kenya circuit or a longer safari. Compare the published six-day and twelve-day itineraries before requesting a quote.
Samburu appears in two different catalogue routes: a six-day northern circuit and the twelve-day Savannah Dreams journey. Choose the northern circuit for a focused route through the north and central highlands, or the longer itinerary if you also want the Mara, Amboseli and coast-bound travel.
Starting prices are per person, not a live quote. Dates, party size, room sharing, residency and inclusions must be confirmed before booking.
Private6 Days / Northern Kenya
This circuit offers a diverse and adventurous experience off the beaten path. It showcases the raw beauty and vibrant cultures of northern Kenya, visiting the arid Samburu region, the lush Aberdares, and the conservation haven of Ol Pejeta.
Private12 Days / Grand Circuit
Length of stay: 12 days, 11 nights in a lodge. Explore Kenya’s vast wilderness, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes in this unforgettable adventure. Covers Nairobi, Samburu, Mount Kenya, Nakuru, Masai Mara, Naivasha, Amboseli, and Tsavo East.
The published itinerary travels from Nairobi to Samburu, continues through Buffalo Springs and Aberdare, and visits Ol Pejeta before returning to Nairobi. Read the accommodation and meal details for each day; this is not six nights in Samburu alone.
Savannah Dreams starts with Samburu, then continues through several Kenya destinations before reaching Mombasa. It suits travellers who have more time for transfers and changing accommodation. Compare the full route with your onward flight or beach plans.
Ask for each reserve, park and conservancy on the itinerary to be named in your quote. Charges can depend on visitor category, age and entry periods. Do not assume one ticket covers Samburu, Buffalo Springs and Ol Pejeta.
Tell the team about your preferred travel pace, mobility needs, children and room arrangements. Ask about drive days, rest stops, vehicle configuration and accommodation facilities before committing. Any route change needs a revised quote rather than a promise based on a starting price.
