| (Please note the rates below are in US$) |
| From | To | Rate Per Person | Single Room Supplement |
| 01-Jan-2010 | 31-Dec-2010 | US$ 815 | US$ 5 |
Remarks:
NOTE
* This is not a luxury safari, nor is it rough and uncomfortable.
Guides are local Samburu.
* You walk or ride as you choose. Support vehicle carries luggage
and camp supplies, and any personal needs, such as drinks
(you purchase in advance if you need from the Clubhouse on day
of departure)
* Tents and showers are erected for you. The cook will make sure
you are well fed.
* Afternoons are free for walks with Samburu Morans. You never
know what you bump into next!
Costs to Includes
- Camel safari, saddles and handler guides.
- Two person’s tent.
- All camping equipment.
- All camp meals prepared by a safari cook.
- Shower tent.
- Samburu Dancing.
- Accommodation in the Bandas on day 1 and 6.
- Pick up Nairobi and drop off Nairobi.
What is not included in the price
-Personal travel insurance
- Cultural visits to the local villages [But can be arranged on request]
- Flying Doctors Service for emergency evacuation cover valid for 2 months [available in our office at US$25pp within 500km Radius or US$50 within 1000kms from Nairobi].
- Sleeping bags [available for hire]
- All airport/hotel/airport transfers [but can be arranged at extra cost]
- All airport taxes and visas
- All personal expenses and toiletries; e.g. mineral water, toilet tissue, laundry, telephones, beverages, tips, portage, etc.
Features:
Samburu community and their Manyattas (homesteads)
The camel train
This camel trekking safari is staged in the northern Kenya wilds. The safari is designed for those hardy adventure travelers. You ride or walk through the bush in tune with the sounds of nature. Your guides are the semi nomadic Samburu, some of Kenya’s colourful indigenous tribes people. The camel train and surviving in the rough wilderness is for them a way of life. You will see some wildlife and spectacular scenery too.
