Our last game drive at Samburu    Another Leopard sighting!!  Beautiful because he was up on a tree so it was so easy to watch   We saw all the “Special 5” in Samburu 🙂 Gerenuku – a gazelle with a giraffe neck, 2 Leopards which is very difficult to spot ( sometimes you don’t even see one in a safari) , Grevy’s Zebra, Somali Ostrich with a blue neck, and Oryx #samburu #sasaabsamburu #kenya #h2hsafari #a2asafaris #h2hanimals  Reticulated Giraffe ? which is unique to the Sambur  There are many kinds of giraffe patterns #samburu #kenya #giraffe #h2hsafari #a2asafaris #h2hanimals  Bush breakfast!!!  The best 🙂

 It was an early day for our game drive.  We start at 630am when the weather is perfect.  Cool and not sunny.    Camels 🙂   Our guide looked for a spot for our bush breakfast and this was it – with trees as shade 🙂  Portable cooker from the jeep 🙂  Buffet table from the back of the jeep.  All built in 🙂  Dining room 🙂  We saw the most unique animals in the Samburu.  They were not abundant but there were really nice animals  Grevy’s Zebra – an endangered species. There are only 2,500 of them and 90% of them are only found here in the Samburu and 10% in Ethiopia. Their stripes are finer and they have round Mickey Mouse like ears. They stay in a certain part in the Samburu so we saw a dazzle of ? . Super amazing! @thesafaricollection #safaribug #sasaabsamburu #samburu #kenya #h2hsafari #a2asafaris #grevyszebra #zebra #h2hanimals  Every wednesday is market day. People come here, most of them by walking far distance to shop 🙂 Where that mountain is 🙂  Just by looking at what they are selling, you can tell that they have very simple and basic needs  @thesafaricollection #safaribug #samburu #kenya #h2hsafari #a2asafaris  Beads!!!  They sell mostly beads and they make them themselves into different things. I was hoping we could buy plenty beaded merchandise  Atleast I found something I really wanted- the bangles like our guide Ben haha!!! 3$ each bangle and I did not haggle anymore 🙂 haha  Camel ride at around 5pm when it is not hot anymore

 Lunch at Sasaab Samburu 🙂  @thesafaricollection #safaribug #sasaabsamburu #kenya #h2hsafari #a2asafaris Peter and Agnes – chefs in Sasaab Samburu @thesafaricollection #safaribug are amazing! We had Morrocan food and other gourmet dishes plus they cooked all our special request like Carbonara, bolognese and even pizza. All were good 🙂  We all gained between 5 to 10 pounds each because of the food from the camps!!  #samburu #sasaabsamburu #h2hsafari #a2asafaris #h2hchefs

Dinner in Sasaab Samburu is usually under the stars  #sasaabsamburu @thesafaricollection #safaribug #samburu #h2hsafari #a2asafaris #kenya   There is an area by the river and this is where the venue is  Before it gets dark this was the set up.  Later at night it will be very dark you cannot see anything so this is how it is  The food is very good at Sasaab. We had a sit down dinner the first evening 🙂  After the first evening, we requested to just eat inside because we wanted to see what we were eating haha 🙂   You can request for dishes if you tell them in advance and if they have the ingredients.  Pizza!! 🙂  French fries 🙂  Pasta 🙂  We had bolognese, carbonara and they made mushroom.  All were so good!!

 Samburu Fashion is LOVE!  It’s so colorful and so beautiful #sanburu #kenya #h2hsafari #a2asafaris #h2hfashion

 During market day in the Samburu, everyone comes in their best 🙂  Source of book photos 

 As soon as we arrive in camp – we go on a game drive in the afternoon.  Sasaab has their own private reserve and they are the only camp in that reserve which is why when you stay there- you have the whole reserve to yourself.  It is yours for the duration of your stay!!!    From camp, we pass y the river and it is just so beautiful!!  The photo does not do justice  I love just passing by the different pathways  We saw elephants  We saw a leopard!!!!!  OMG!!  We have been waiting to see a Leopard because it is very hard.  They move fast.  This one was so near us!! and it even crossed in front of us!!!  After seeing the Leopard, our guide was so happy he could breathe!  haha!!We visited a Samburu village to see how they live. They care for their goats and get milk to feed themselves. They sell their goats and trade them for food. They need to walk 50 kms to the market. The father stays there overnight since it takes a day to walk back home. How simple yet they are happy ?? We are discouraged from giving anything to them – sweets, money, toys #samburu #kenya #h2hsafari #a2asafaris  Fresh goats milk as daily food