Sabuk Lodge
Sabuk is remote and beautiful…an exclusive wilderness on the edge of the Northern Laikipia Plateau; perched on a cliff overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro River, which cascades beneath the lodge all year round. Sabuk, which remains a family home, offers wilderness and stunning views of the Laikipia plains towards Mount Kenya, as well as the Karisa Hills and Mathews Mountains in the North.
Sabuk Lodge Highlights
When to goAll Year Round Price
From $475 pp per night Highlights
Wow Factor, Space and Total Privacy Ideal Stay
Minimum 5 Nights
Sabuk Lodge Booking Seasons
Stay at Sabuk Lodge
Sabuk is all about the fabulous camel walks and safaris with fly camps together with a rich cultural experience and heartbeat. Majestic nights spent out under starry skies , rolling hills and adventures,moments of anticipation, excitement shared with your guides and safari team. Sabuk have been running camel safaris in this area for the past 25 years.
Mount Kenya is visible across the Laikipia plains while the Mathews Range and the Karissia Hills dream to the north. Endangered African wild dogs inhabit Sabuk alongside elephants, lions, buffaloes and a host of other African mammals. The abundant birdlife rivals the game for beauty and diversity.
Sabuk is co-owned and managed by Verity Williams, a professional safari guide with many years’ experience, who lives here with her family. The lodge melds exotic adventure and exclusivity with all the comforts of home, without sacrificing environmental sustainability.
At Sabuk Lodge
There are six spacious en-suite open fronted stone & thatched cottages with private verandahs and stunning views as well as a family unit that has its own exclusive ‘mess area’ and plunge pool. Some of the cottages have ‘star-beds’ as well as the normal bed inside, for when the weather is right there is nothing better than falling asleep under the sparkling African night sky.
Guests may never want to leave the luxurious open-fronted cottages crafted from local driftwood, boulders and thatch, with their wonderful views. Some even have star beds, open to an African night sky studded with stars. Yet that would mean foregoing the infinity pool, and the nature walks, birding and camel walks, lessons in bushcraft from the lodge’s knowledgeable guides, bush breakfasts, picnics and sundowners, swimming and tubing in the river, exciting game drives and cultural visits to the Masai and Samburu… What a delicious dilemma!
At Sabuk Lodge
Game such as the Greater Kudu, lion, elephant, buffalo and the elusive African Wild dog are inhabitants of Sabuk, and there is fabulous birding to be had too.the best safari experience is one where you allow the bush to completely envelop you, accompanied by your seasoned and experienced local guides eager to share their deep knowledge with you. Activities on offer at Sabuk including guided walks, day and night game drives by 4-wheel drive vehicles, bush breakfasts & picnic lunches on the river banks, hilltop sundowners, cultural visits, line fishing, river swimming, tubing the rapids & rock jumping (seasonal). Verity also has 3 hardy Somali ponies so horse-riding can be arranged as an extra activity.
Guided walks and camel safaris are led by Samburu guides ensuring a memorable, authentic experience and opportunities to view abundant wildlife and birds. Children are welcome with their own activities including animal tracking and bush art. Sabuk Lodge has a double infinity pool, spacious open-fronted lounge overlooking the gorge and a cosy bar and dining area, where home cooked meals using fresh, local produce are served.
Things to do at Sabuk Lodge
- Guided walks and camel safaris.
- Day and night game drives
- Culture and safari walks
- Horse riding and photography.
- Rock and artifacts hunting
- Bird Watching
- Fishing
Select Tour Ideas
A selection of tour itineraries to showcase what you can do. We encourage you to pick destinations of interest and we custom-make your safari to give you a more personalized experience.
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