Saruni Samburu’s villas are designed harmoniously with nature. Built into the rock and harnessing natural shade, they stay blissfully cool despite the warm Samburu sun. You will stay in one of four two-bedroom family suites, with an expansive lounge, en suite bathrooms and a deck to watch elephants gather below. Children will love splashing in the pool - meanwhile, parents can enjoy spa treatments in the Samburu Wellbeing Space.

With so much space to explore, we are certain you’ll never hear, ‘What’s next?’ from buzzing youngsters. Local guides take you in search of wildlife across three reserves; the Samburu National Reserve, the Buffalo Springs National Reserve and the lodge’s own private Kalama Conservancy. You will enjoy game drives day and night, guided walking safaris, and sunrise bush breakfasts. Summiting Mount Ololokwe is an intrepid trek, but rewards you with its breathtaking views of the dusty plains below.

The heritage of the local Samburu people are an important part of your stay. They are always keen to engage young and old alike in fascinating yet educational activities. You will learn bushcraft and survival techniques, fashion bows and arrows, and join in their traditional dances. We encourage you to visit nearby Samburu communities to gain an even deeper understanding of their culture and daily practices.