Overview

If you're passionate about ethical travel or diving deep into the sentient minds of wild creatures, an Elephant Watch Safari is the best place to start. From the luxurious comfort of your new home-in-the-wild at Elephant Watch Camp, Samburu, we offer expert conservation-led safaris that engage in the most authentic and thoughtful way with traditional nomadic cultures and specialise in profound encounters with elephants and other wild life. Our warrior-ambassadors from the local nomadic community immerse you in Kenya's last great frontier, introducing you with reverence and the gentlest etiquette to the 1000+ wild elephants that roam feely across this vast landscape. Their astute understanding of the wild is gleaned from long experience and draws on chasmic reservoirs of traditional knowledge.

Activities offered

  • Accommodation
  • Airport meet and Assist
  • Family Safaris
  • Photography
  • Walking Safaris
  • Eco tourism
  • Safaris - Fixed Camp
  • Cultural activities
  • Gorilla Safaris
  • Bird Watching

Where we operate

  • Kenya
  • Uganda
  • Rwanda
  • Tanzania
  • Zanzibar

Where we’re based

  • Kenya

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SAVE THE ELEPHANTS

Website http://savetheelephants.org/

Founded by Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Save The Elephants stands at the forefront of elephant research and conservation in Africa, using cutting-edge science to give elephants a voice, and to secure their future in a rapidly changing world.

Through innovative collaborations, STE has played a pivotal role in combating the illegal ivory trade. A decade ago, poaching threatened to wipe out Africa's elephant population within a generation. ​Today, thanks in part to STE's efforts culminating in China's 2018 domestic trade ban, elephant populations are rebounding.

STE has conducted daily monitoring of the elephants in Samburu & Buffalo Springs National Reserves since 1997, making these north Kenyan elephants one of Africa's most studied populations. The relatively peaceful relationship between Samburu's people and wildlife, has been a further remarkable further discovery .

Leading international institutions and expert Samburu field researchers partner to investigate the world of elephants, revealing them as highly intelligent, self-aware creatures capable of complex emotions and social bonds, challenging us to reconsider our understanding of consciousness