Walking Wild on the Amazing Camel Safari

Explore the remote valleys, hills and plains of northern central Kenya.  Camp under the stars in spacious dome tents on an exciting camel safari.  Alternatively, with the option of staying in static Tumaren Safari Camp for those who prefer to stay in one location.

This 3 night camel back safari explores the Laikipia wilderness – wildlife haven for the endangered Grevy’s Zebra, Wild Dog, and Jackson’s Hartebeest.  Highlights include:

• Laikipia Plateau – fabulous game rich wilderness area
• Family bonding adventure
• 4 days/3nights

Embrace nature and take a walk on the wild side with this comfortable adventure.  It’s suitable for young and old, and perfect for families.

The camel safari works well as a short getaway adventure.   Alternatively,  combine it with other exciting safari destinations in Kenya.

Highlights of the Camel Safari

The safari is great for  families! The kids can ride on the camels when their feet get tired!  The knowledge of the guides is educational and informative as well as interesting.  You’ll come away with a far greater knowledge of Kenya, its people and its wildlife.

The trek takes place in Laikipia district, although the exact location depends on the weather & movements of the wildlife.  In addition other fun activities are on offer, from rock climbing and swimming in rock pools to game drives and bush picnics.  A natural adventure paradise for kids!  All in one of Kenya’s best wildlife-viewing habitats, surrounded by some of the most stunning landscapes in Africa.

Choose to be based in homely and traditional Tumaren Safari Camp, or else go out on a fully mobile fly-camping safari with dome tents.  Whichever option you choose, nights are spent out under the stars by the camp fire listening to the sounds of the African Bush!

The fly-camping mobile safari is so easy!  Your back up team sets up camp every night and takes care of  all packing-up, cleaning and food preparations too. Spacious mountain tents can sleep 2 adults or 3 children on a king-size mattress. Tents are insect and reptile proof,  complete with a bedside table, mirror, towels, flash lights and solar light, even carpets! The camp has toilets and hot showers and even a laundry service!

What is the best time of year to go?

• January & February,  June – October.  Dry season and the best months to give this experience a try.
• April, May and November, December.  The rainy season isn’t ideal for fly camping.  However, you could opt for Tumaren Camp if you don’t mind getting a bit wet on occasion.

With static or mobile camping options you can make the most of this outdoor wonderland.

Alternative walking safaris

(Walking with camels courtesy Sasaab)