The views from atop the hot rock upon which Saruni Samburu is perched are some of the best in Kenya. Long-time supporter & truly-missed friend Mike Ross even went as far to say that the vista from Villa #5 is... https://t.co/uRRqIlNR0o
Where do baby lions live? In a cubby hole, of course! Captured days ago in Mara North Conservancy (Masai Mara, Kenya) by Saruni Kisimei, our Mara guide, these cubs are a couple of weeks old and are part of the newly-named Orgosua Pride (formerly Cheli Pride).
Big North, Big Soul: A Film Captures It All. Watch an incredible film by Wayfairer Travel in partnership with Saruni about the success of conservation in Northern Kenya - it's a more than a little gem. If it doesn't make you want to book your trip to... https://t.co/UqhgDF2Jmg
For those who’ve been to Nairobi before and done ‘the usual’, or for those new visitors wanting a really authentic, unique activity – we can recommend the Nai Nami Story-telling street tour (bookable through... https://t.co/CdVgv6lZJT
For those who’ve been to Nairobi before and done ‘the usual’, or for those new visitors wanting a really authentic, unique activity – we can recommend the Nai Nami Story-telling street tour (bookable through Saruni). The Saruni team recently... https://t.co/C74BpHNIeX
Witnessing a hunt or a ‘kill’ on safari is often on many Saruni guests’ ‘wish-list’, but births can also be just as special to be privy to and can leave with you an immense feeling of gratitude for life and for... https://t.co/wAKkM2xqE7
“Have you got my best side”? Our long term friend and incredibly talented photographer Stevie Mann produces our iconic Saruni images. Some of you may have seen his image of guide Simon on top of the hot rock that... https://t.co/5UF53zg7ok
Mud, mud, glorious mud
Nothing quite like it for cooling the blood
So follow me follow, down to the hollow
And there let me wallow in glorious mud
Wonderful shots taken by recent Saruni Samburu guest Sherry... https://t.co/VQi5Ua4gpC
Fantastic to see Shivani of Ewaso Lions and the EL team's incredible work in Samburu & Northern Kenya featured on the BBC. Well done all of you! https://t.co/dBqI4wsZaM
This month we have refreshed our newsletter format, but we keep and continue to enhance our Sarunity spirit. Andy Biggs' photos and the Nai Nami 'street tours' of the 'Other Nairobi' will take you to the farthest frontiers of conservation and... https://t.co/U9TmZpkUbB
World Wildlife Day is celebrated annually on 3 March. This year, World Wildlife Day celebrates the theme “Life below water: for people and planet" with a specific focus on the conservation and sustainable use of... https://t.co/0G0WJqwtbO
Love was all around (not just in the air!) yesterday at Saruni Samburu. Roses throughout the lodge, petals scattered on beds, gifts & cards for guests and Saruni Valentine cocktails - strawberries, raspberries, Limoncello & sparkling rosé wine. Feeling good on safari!
Proudly presenting Neobuthus kloppersi! Unique to Kenya and smaller than a thumbnail, Samburu manager Johan has literally made history. He discovered a tiny scorpion on his rounds, and after years of consultation... https://t.co/WEj6qbOfzO
EVENT TONIGHT: We’re not staying silent about this stay at Saruni Mara, Saruni Wild & Lewa Wilderness. Diners at the unique, ‘money-can’t-buy experience’, The Great Chefs Dinner 2019 in aid of charity DEBRA UK can bid in a silent auction for this... https://t.co/STKv5qcyl1
The word ‘Saruni’ means ‘sanctuary’ in Maa (the language of the Maasai and the Samburu) and this month’s newsletter features a heart-warming story of a ‘sanctuary for the soul’ in Northern Kenya – the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary. Read all about Johan’s... https://t.co/TpGBMFca1F
Great to see Clementina & Josephine from Kalama Wildlife Community (home to Saruni Samburu), and Pauline from Sera Community Conservancy (home... https://t.co/fXEkhugtGB
“Marshmallow bed and intoxicating views…. a model of progressive community-based conservation” – this expressive article by MOJEH Magazine out of the UAE interviews... https://t.co/SXFOi1mhA5
We can think of a million reasons why we love Kenya – but can you? If you need a refresher on all things Kenya, then check out the latest WhyIlovekenyamagazine online. With its feature on Tsavo and romantic ideas for Valentine’s day plus much more, it’s... https://t.co/mlC1JR4zld