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Kenya’s Hidden Treasures Samburu | Chyulu Hills A 6 nights/7 days safari uncovering two of Kenya’s hidden treasures – the less explored and most unique wildernesses of Samburu and the Chyulu Hills. All inclusive from US$5,610 per person sharing (low season rate) Valid from 3rd January-19th December 2021 Discover the rugged, unending scenes of Samburu, the raw beauty and diverse ecosystem, where enormous herds of elephant traverse the vast, arid landscape and leopard This is a journey of den in the rocky outcrops. Experience the iconic land that so profoundly tribal cultures, of inspired Ernest Hemingway, the Chyulu Hills; massive mountains, of a jewel of clouded forest and savannah plains, tucked between Amboseli and Tsavo National spectacular views and Parks, overlooking the highest and most iconic mountain in Africa, Kilimanjaro. of secluded, authentic Encounter two of Africa’s most authentic African gems. and fascinating tribes – the Maasai and the cultures, ancient customs and local knowledge ofSamburu the wildlife – learning and wilderness first-hand as they about guide their you throughout your safari. HIGH SEASON MID SEASON LOW SEASON US$6,690 pp US$6,210 pp US$5,610 pp July | August & January | February | June | October & March | April | May & September 2021 1st–19th December 2021 November 2021 SARUNI SAMBURU Included All-inclusive accommodation (full-board accommodation including soft drinks, beers, house wines and select non-luxury spirits), one complimentary Back & Neck massage (30 min.) per room per stay at our Wellbeing Space, limited laundry service, shared day & night game drives in 4x4 vehicles, guided bush walks, bush meals, sundowner & picnic excursions, Warriors Academy (where available and upon request daily conservation fees, VAT & taxes. in advance), local cultural visits transfers, all internal flights and return airstrip transfers, airport assistance, temporary Flying Doctors cover, Excluded Exclusive use of vehicle, premium drinks (champagne, luxury spirits and special wines), additional Wellbeing Space treatments, any payable extra activities, entry fees to local cultural visits, childcare, transport & entry fees to Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in Samburu (bookable in advance), gratuities to staff & guides, own private guides & drivers, any payable extra services, anything of a personal nature, international flights & visa fees, late departure fees, and all statutory increases beyond our control. CAMPI YA KANZI Included Full board accommodation & drinks (soft drinks, house wines, selected spirits, local beers), game drives in open Land Rovers, escorted game walks, bush meals & picnics, cloud forest walks, Maasai cultural villages visits, bird watching, visit MWCT programs, star-gazing, Chyulu National Park excursions, Maasai kids safari & yoga. Excluded breakfast,Guaranteed transcendental hosting by owner meditation Luca Belpietro, course, Tsavochampagne, National special Park wines,& Amboseli special National spirits, Parkgratuities, excursion late departure & horseback fees, riding fly camping, (max. 3 guests).guaranteed cave dinner, air excursions (prices vary on total number of persons & destination), scenic flights with champagne Saruni Samburu Campi Ya Kanzi Saruni Samburu’s six luxury villas are open and spacious, heralding spectacular views over Campi Ya Kanzi is a pioneering and award-winning eco-tourism lodge situated at the foot of Kenya’s Northern Frontier District and Mount Kenya in the distance. The warm and welcoming the legendary Chyulu Hills and overlooking the mighty and majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. Explore hospitality makes for an intimate and exceptional experience. The lodge is revered for its 280,000 acres of protected cloud forest and savannah plains in complete privacy, home to a innovative, eco-chic architecture and interesting design and décor, as well as its Italian-inspired diverse, unique and plentiful range of wildlife, birdlife and plant life. Enjoy the classic ‘safari under canvas’ feel at Campi Ya Kanzi’s six, thatched, luxury tented cottages, each secluded and cuisine.and the GuestsSamburu can Wellbeing enjoy the Space.vast panoramas Saruni Samburu from the is dining the only and lodge lounge in Kalamaarea, the Conservancy, infinity pool attended by its own dedicated Maasai assistant. Or opt for the privacy and comfort of your own which borders Samburu National Reserve, with 200,000 acres of unspoiled wilderness to villa in the bush at Kanzi House, accommodating up to 10 people exclusively, with a jacuzzi and swimming pool. explore and enjoy exclusively. You are guided from start to finish by Samburu warriors who are passionateand traditions about and their gaining land andancient, their localculture, knowledge learning first-handabout the aboutland and their the fascinating animals –customs a truly authentic experience. Activities and amenities: game drives, forest and bush walks, bush meals, payable extra Activities and amenities: day and night game drives, photographic hide, bush meals, guided activities: photography and birding excursions, Maasai village visits, spa treatments, walks, birdwatching, Samburu Wellbeing Space treatments (payable extra), picnics, two swimming transcedental meditation course, horse riding, air excursions to Tsavo and Amboseli, Kilimanjaro pools, helicopter excursions (payable extra), Samburu cultural visits (payable extra), Saruni Shop, Reteti Elephant Sanctuary (bookable in advance & payable extra). scenic flight. Sample itinerary Day 1 – Saruni Samburu • Evening game drive in Kalama Conservancy, Day 7 – Departure the 200,000-acre private wildlife conservancy in • Arrive at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, where paradise to a which Saruni Samburu is located, ending with a a Saruni vehicle will transfer you to Wilson Airport beautiful sunrise, the dawn chorus and the majestic bush dinner under the stars in the middle of the • Enjoy your final morning waking up in Mount Kilimanjaro in the distance. wilderness, and a night drive back to the lodge. • forDepart your flightNairobi to Samburu. in the morning*, arriving at The Samburu warriors dancing Samburu an hour later, where your Saruni Samburu under the vast African skies, make this a truly magical Wilson in Nairobi just over an hour later. , candles and fire • Depart on your charter flight and arrive at guide will meet you and transfer you to the lodge, or experience, and one of the highlights of your stay. take you on a game drive. The times of this flight will be arranged according to • Afternoon game drive on Kalama Conservancy Day 4 – Campi Ya Kanzi • yourA Saruni international vehicle will flight. collect and transfer you to Jomo exploring over 200,000 acres of pristine wilderness • Depart Samburu in the morning* on your chartered Kenyatta International Airport. Depending on the in total privacy and sundowners with a breathtaking Chyulu Hills two hours later view. in time for a delicious lunch surrounded by gorgeous or Carnivore restaurant for dinner. flight and arrive in the time of your international flight, stop at the Talisman scenery. Day 2 – Saruni Samburu • Head out on an afternoon game drive and celebrate • Early morning game drive into Samburu National the sunset with a sundowner and the picturesque Reserve to seek out the ‘Samburu Special Five’: backdrop of Kilimanjaro. the reticulated giraffe, the Grevy zebra, the beisa oryx, the Somali ostrich and the gerenuk, all rare species that occur only in this part of the country, Day 5 – Campi Ya Kanzi and look for its well known larger wildlife including • Wake up early for an exhilarating horse ride through elephants, lion and leopard. Enjoy a picnic lunch the wilderness or a forest walk leading you to a before heading back to the lodge to relax for the bush breakfast. afternoon. • Enjoy a complimentary half hour massage upon and Tsavo if you choose, or relax for the afternoon, • Set off on a scenic flight over Kilimanjaro, Amboseli arriving back at the lodge at the Samburu Wellbeing spa treatment. Space. finishing off the day with a Day 6 – Campi Ya Kanzi Day 3 – Saruni Samburu • Embark on a Maasai Village visit and learn more about • Continue to explore the wonders of Samburu with a the fascinating culture of the area, and the remarkable morning game drive and after lunch possibly head relationship between Campi Ya Kanzi and the local out on a nature walk discovering animals, plants and Maasai communities. the caves in the local area with rock paintings, led by • Game drive, horse ride or bush walk to a sundowner in a your . skillful and knowledgeable Samburu guides scenic spot with an incredible view. Note: The Saruni Tours team can modify and tailor this itinerary to suit your personal preference. Baggage allowance on internal flights is 15kg per person, preferably in *Flight times and durations may vary depending on airline and routing, and are subject to change. small, soft bags without wheels. Seats on the schedule flights are subject to availability at confirmation. Rates with children or single occupancy are available upon request. T +254 (0)202 180 497 M +254 (0)735 950 903 E [email protected] W www.saruni.com.
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