Samburu Game Reserve
Samburu Game Reserve is a captivating wilderness area situated in the arid northern region of Kenya. Covering an area of approximately 165 square kilometres, the reserve is part of the larger Samburu-Laikipia ecosystem and is named after the Samburu people, who inhabit the surrounding areas. Established in 1985, Samburu Game Reserve is renowned for its striking landscapes, diverse habitats, and unique wildlife species adapted to the harsh desert environment.
The Ewaso Nyiro River, the lifeline of the reserve, flows through its heart, providing vital water for wildlife and creating pockets of lush vegetation along its banks. Samburu Game Reserve offers visitors an authentic Kenya Safari experience in a remote and pristine wilderness setting.