4 DAYS SAMBURU FLYING SAFARI

This 3-day luxury flying safari is designed for travelers who want to explore Samburu Game Reserve without the 6-7 hour drive from Nairobi. A scenic 90-minute flight from Wilson Airport takes you straight into the heart of Samburu. Upon arrival, a safari guide will meet you for thrilling game drives, wildlife sightings, and a relaxing stay in a top-rated camp or lodge.

Itinerary Overview

Day 1: Nairobi – Fly to Samburu

• Morning flight from Wilson Airport to Samburu (approx. 1.5 hours)

• Meet & greet at the airstrip by your safari guide

• Transfer to the lodge for check-in and lunch

• Afternoon game drive in the reserve

• Dinner and overnight at Ashnil Samburu Camp or similar luxury lodge

🗓️ Day 2: Full Day in Samburu

• Early morning game drive in search of the Samburu Special Five
  (Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, reticulated giraffe, beisa oryx, and gerenuk)

• Relaxation time at the lodge with poolside views

• Afternoon game drive to spot big cats, elephants, and more

• Dinner and overnight stay

🗓️ Day 3: Samburu – Fly Back to Nairobi

• Morning game drive or optional cultural village visit

• Breakfast and transfer to the airstrip

• Mid-morning flight back to Wilson Airport, Nairobi

• End of safari

Accommodation Options:

• Ashnil Samburu Camp – Comfortable luxury tents overlooking the Ewaso Ng’iro River, excellent for wildlife viewing and relaxation.

• Samburu Intrepids Camp – Mid-range tented camp with great wildlife access and authentic safari vibes.

• Elephant Bedroom Camp – Upscale eco-friendly camp with spacious tents and high-end amenities, perfect for a luxury experience.

Tour Price Per Person:

🔸 Kenyan Residents: From KES 1,99,000

🔸 Non-Residents: From USD $2,000

Rates vary by season. Peak: July–October | Low Season: April–June

✅ Package Includes:

• Return flights Nairobi–Samburu (Wilson Airport)

• 2 nights luxury full-board accommodation

• Daily game drives in 4×4 safari vehicle

• Park entrance fees

• Airport transfers & airstrip pickup

• Services of a professional driver-guide

• Bottled water during game drives