Sarara Camp

Sarara Camp, nestled on the slopes of the Mathews Mountains in Kenya, offers an unparalleled connection to the remote wilderness of Namunyak Conservancy. With six spacious en-suite tents and the exclusive two-bedroom Sarara House, all boasting uninterrupted views of the 850,000-acre wilderness, guests are immersed in nature. The camp's design, guided by the earthy textures and tones of Kenya's northern frontier, allows for continuous wildlife sightings, from private verandahs to a bustling waterhole. Beyond luxurious accommodations, Sarara Camp provides a profound cultural experience. Guests can delve into the traditions and flavors of this ancient land, engaging with the indigenous Samburu community. The camp is a beacon of community-led conservation, supporting the thriving wildlife within the Namunyak Conservancy, home to elephants, giraffes, Grévy’s Zebra, and diverse birdlife. Sarara Camp is not just a destination; it's an off-grid, solar-powered ecolodge committed to sustainability. From its natural rock pool overlooking a permanent waterhole to its close proximity to the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, every aspect of Sarara Camp is designed to offer an authentic, immersive, and responsible safari adventure. Guests can expect a personalized stay, expertly guided by hosts Michael and Ann, who ensure a seamless balance of activities and a deep connection to this extraordinary region.