After a filling breakfast at Loisaba Tented Camp, you start your two full days of exciting activities around Laikipia. Accompanied by camels and led by Samburu and Turkana walking guides You'll set out on an amazing walking safari. Walking safaris are rare in Kenya, but Laikipia is one of the few places you may experience one. Rather than riding a car, you explore the land with a camel, which gives you quite different views. Areas that are inaccessible by traditional means can be reached with this mode of transportation. As you trek and track animals on foot while climbing hills and cliffs for unmatched views, get ready to be surrounded by breathtaking scenery. A three-hour walk in the morning and a couple of hours in the afternoon are how things usually work out. When you get back to camp, you can relax and recover by having a well-earned nap or going for a cool dip in one of the surrounding rivers. Take a charming nighttime stroll later in the afternoon, which ends with sundowners in the gorgeous surroundings. Come nightfall, retire to your comfortable tents in the middle of the forest, where long drop toilets and hot bucket showers await. With your dinner cooked over sizzling embers, you may enjoy a delicious meal outside under the starry sky while making lifelong memories. Amidst the tranquillity of Laikipia's wild splendour, unwind at Loisaba Tented Camp after a day full of exploration and excitement. The camp's rustic charm and peaceful atmosphere make the ideal setting. The camp's rustic charm and peaceful atmosphere make for the ideal setting for thinking back on the adventures of the day and guaranteeing a restful night's sleep in anticipation of the adventures that lie ahead.

After morning breakfast, you will embark on a journey northward with your knowledgeable tour guide, a trip that spans approximately 5 hours and 39 minutes. As you traverse the landscape, you'll witness a notable shift as you enter Samburuland, renowned as the country's driest region. Upon arrival, prepare to be enchanted by the rugged beauty of the surroundings as you settle into your accommodations at Saruni Samburu, nestled in the heart of the Kalama Community Wildlife Conservancy. Here, amidst the rocky outcrops, leopards often make appearances, adding an element of excitement to your stay. Additionally, the nearby Ewaso Nyiro River is famed for hosting Africa's most approachable wildlife. In the evening, you will retire to the comfort of the Sasaab Hotel, where you can unwind and recharge for the adventures that await you in Samburu land. Rest assured, tomorrow holds promises of unforgettable experiences amidst the captivating wilderness of this unique region as you take a rest in your hotel.

Following a comfortable night at the Samburu Hotel, the morning begins with a hearty breakfast, and then you can spend the day exploring this fascinating area. The driest part of the country, Samburu, provides a wide range of recreational opportunities. Take exhilarating game drives in the morning, afternoon, and night to experience the stunning scenery and varied creatures that call this region home. You will get the chance to see the regal lions, elusive leopards, graceful elephants, energetic monkeys, and graceful impalas that saunter throughout the Samburu National Reserve, all under the guidance of Samburu tour guides. Your safari experience will be made more exclusive by the abundance of wildlife species found only in this reserve, which are native to northern Kenya. Every moment spent exploring Samburu is filled with wonder and excitement, leaving you with cherished memories to treasure for a lifetime. At night, take your rest at the Samburu Hotel.

You will leave for an exciting journey to Kenya's untamed northern frontier in the morning after breakfast, guided by your knowledgeable tour guide. Your destination is the Sera Community Conservancy's Saruni Rhino, which offers the exceptional chance to participate in East Africa's first rhino tracking expedition. For the next two days, you will be fully immersed in an amazing walking safari, tracking black rhinos with the assistance of a highly skilled Sera Community Conservancy ranger and an excellent Saruni guide. Gaining insight into one of Kenya's most cutting-edge conservation programs, you will explore the expansive sanctuary while wearing a transmitter linked to the rhinos' GPS locations. Note that guests over the age of 16 are only permitted to participate in this unique activity.

After morning breakfast and spending your last night in your hotel, before departing for home, you can indulge in continued game drives and black rhino tracking within the sanctuary. Additionally, you have the opportunity to visit the Reteti Elephant Orphanage, dedicated to providing protection and care for orphaned and abandoned elephant calves, with the ultimate goal of releasing them back into the wild. Make sure not to miss a visit to Fifty Wells, locally known as "Kisima Hamsini," comprising a series of 50 springs where local pastoralists bring their livestock to water. Witness the traditional method of drawing water from the wells, filling up holders and troughs, while soaking in the rich cultural significance of this vital water source in the region. These experiences offer a deeper understanding of the delicate balance between wildlife conservation and community livelihoods, leaving you with cherished memories of your time in Kenya's pristine wilderness.

As the sun sets over Kenya's vast savannahs, departing travelers bid farewell to the majestic landscapes and unforgettable safari adventures, carrying with them the spirit of Africa in their hearts.