HoneymoonHoneymoon Under African Skies
Six indulgent days for two — secluded camps, private dinners under the stars, and Kenya’s wildest romance.
North of the equator, Samburu feels wilder and less visited. The Ewaso Ng’iro river cuts through the dry country, drawing elephant, leopard, and the “Samburu Special Five” — northern species you won’t find in Kenya’s southern parks.
Add the living culture of the Samburu people, and this becomes the connoisseur’s counterpoint to the Mara.
Why visit
- The Samburu Special Five
- Fewer vehicles, more intimacy
- Authentic cultural encounters
Wildlife highlights
- Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, gerenuk, beisa oryx
- Leopard along the riverine forest
- Elephant herds at the river each afternoon
Best time to visit
June to October, and December to March.
Combines well with
Pairs with the Mara for a complete north–south portrait of Kenya.
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