Overview

Northern Kenya is home to the 350,000-acre (1416 square kilometer) Sera Conservancy & Rhino Sanctuary, a protected region. The reserve is home to numerous wildlife species, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and endangered black rhinoceroses.

Tour Highlights

• Rhino sanctuary: Black rhinos are endangered, and Sera Conservancy is home to a refuge dedicated to their preservation. Visitors may get a close-up look at the rhinos while learning about the conservation efforts being made to safeguard them.
• Game drives: In the conservancy, visitors can go on game drives and see a variety of wildlife, such as elephants, lions, leopards, and cheetahs. The game drives are typically conducted in the morning and evening, when wildlife is most active.
• Cultural visits: Visitors can learn about the distinctive culture and way of life of the Samburu people by visiting nearby villages and attending cultural activities like dances and ceremonies at Sera Conservancy, which is located in their homeland.
• Walking safaris: In the conservancy, visitors can also go on walking safaris with knowledgeable guides who will help them spot wildlife and discover the region’s flora and fauna.
• Birdwatching: Numerous bird species, including the Somali ostrich, vultures, eagles, and others, can be found in the conservancy. During their visit, birdwatchers will enjoy spotting these distinctive and vibrant birds.