Unexplored Wilderness

Northern Frontier District

Off the beaten track, the arid landscapes of the Northern Frontier District offer a unique safari experience. Home to the Samburu, Rendille, and Turkana tribes, this lesser-known region is where you can witness the rugged beauty of:

• Sibiloi National Park: Known as the “Cradle of Mankind,” it’s an archeological treasure trove.
• Lake Turkana: With its jade-colored waters, it provides a picturesque backdrop for an unconventional safari.

Tana River Delta

A mosaic of riverine forests, wetlands, and savannahs, the Tana River Delta is a paradise for bird watchers and those interested in exploring the rich biodiversity of Kenya’s coastal ecosystems.

Rare Wildlife Encounters

Mathews Range

This mountainous region in Northern Kenya is home to the dense forest and offers a chance to see the elusive melanistic leopard, also known as the black panther.

Shimba Hills National Reserve

Just a stone’s throw away from the Kenyan coast, Shimba Hills is where you can find the rare Sable antelope and enjoy a tranquil safari away from the crowds.

Immersive Cultural Experiences

Pokot and Marakwet

Travel to the remote villages of the Pokot and Marakwet people where you can learn about their traditional way of life, including their intricate beadwork and their harmonious relationship with the land.

Loiyangalani

By the shores of Lake Turkana, spend time in the fishing village of Loiyangalani and witness the melding of cultures among the El Molo, Samburu, and Turkana communities.

Conservation Efforts

Discover the conservation initiatives in private and community conservancies like the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, which plays a crucial role in protecting endangered species such as rhinos and Grevy’s zebras.