Samburu Serena Safari Lodge

The dramatic escarpment of the Samburu landscape is one of great diversity and beauty. Extending over 104 square kilometer the area harbors a number of wildlife species rarely found elsewhere in any numbers including Grevy's zebra, the giraffe and the Beisa Oryx all species found only north of the equator. The ample diverse bird life includes Somali ostrich, marshal eagle, pygmy falcons, hornbills and Egyptian geese. Scenically the land is withered under the equatorial sun but this carry the trademark of this scrubland and the barren hills.

Accommodation at The Samburu Serena Safari Lodge consists of:

The lodge blends into the savannah and the soft greens of the acacia trees. The architecture holds a resemblance to the traditional Samburu style and building motifs. Your room encompass a lovely breezy verandah and shelter to the mid day sun with a view of the cool river rushing in the distance. The luxuriously decorated room has a blend of ethnic and traditional Samburu furnishings and colours. Each of the 62 rooms has access to a telephone, fans and mosquito nets.

Full housekeeping services include laundry, valet, babysitting and shoeshine facilities. Children are welcomed at the Lodge and thought has been put into child menus and supplying facilities which are child friendly. There are a number of board games available for late afternoon relaxing and set amongst the lush foliage of the tropical garden you will find the large communal pool. You might desire a bush dinner next to the Uaso Nyiro Rover or sundowners at the campfire.

We can cater for conferences or events including weddings. A full selection of conference facilities are available such as overhead, slide projector, screen, TV-video and video conference equipment, state of the art audio visual equipment and PA/Podium system.

The lodge provides a vast number of activities and the trained professional guides will be too happy to show you around on a game drive or ‘Wildlife and Wilderness’ talks by the resident naturalist Hill treks and bird-walks or take a day trips to the neighboring reserves of Buffalo Springs and Shaba National Reserve. You can shop at the local traditional Samburu handicraft market or watch the Samburu Tribal dancing and performances by the local musicians.