Saruni Rhino
An intimate four-banda bush camp on a dry riverbed in the Sera Community Conservancy, home to East Africa's first on-foot rhino-tracking experience.
Settle into Saruni Rhino
Saruni Rhino is a rustic yet elegant four-banda camp raised above a doum-palm-lined dry riverbed in the vast Sera Community Conservancy of northern Kenya. The prospect of water and minerals draws many animals to the riverbed, making the camp a perfect place to watch wildlife come and go, and the setting for starlit bush dinners and guided walks. Its signature experience is rhino tracking on foot in the 25,650-acre Sera Rhino Sanctuary - the first walking safari of its kind in East Africa and part of the first community-owned black rhino sanctuary in Africa. Each stone banda is named after a rhino born or translocated to the sanctuary, and a stay offers deep insight into Samburu culture, including the famous Singing Wells.
Highlights
- First on-foot rhino-tracking experience in East Africa
- Set in the first community-owned black rhino sanctuary in Africa (Sera)
- Four stone bandas along a doum-palm-lined dry riverbed
- Bandas named after individual Sera Sanctuary rhinos
- Waterhole in front of camp frequented by elephants
- Visit to the Samburu 'Singing Wells'
- Swimming pool and Reteti Elephant Sanctuary excursions
camp
Style
stone banda bush camp
Camp
4
Rooms
4
Room types
Kenya
Country
Rooms
Rooms and spaces
Subtle luxuries
activity
- Birdwatching (seasonal sandgrouse spectacle)
- Guided bush and dry-riverbed walks
- Guided day and night game drives
- On-foot rhino tracking
- Reteti Elephant Sanctuary excursion
- Singing Wells visit
amenity
- Riverbed bar
- Swimming pool
- Waterhole for wildlife sightings
dining
- All-inclusive dining
- Bush meals and riverbed dinners
