Overview

The Shaba National Park is located in Kenya’s northern region. Along with Samburu National Reserve and Buffalo Springs National Reserve, it is one of three reserves that make up the Samburu-Buffalo Springs-Shaba ecosystem. You can completely immerse yourself in the exquisiteness of Kenya’s wildlife and landscapes by visiting Shaba National Park. It offers a memorable safari experience with its distinctive wildlife species and captivating scenery.

Tour Highlights

• Game Drives: Take a game drive to explore the park. These excursions provide wonderful opportunities to see Shaba’s abundant wildlife. Guides with plenty of experience will take you to the best viewing spots so you can see animals in their natural settings and learn about their behavior.
• Birdwatching: Shaba National Park is an absolute haven for birdwatchers. The park provides excellent birding opportunities with over 350 species of birds, including a variety of raptors and experts in riverine forests.
• Ewaso Nyiro River: Flowing through Shaba National Park, the Ewaso Nyiro River is home to a wide range of wildlife. Its banks are home to a variety of animals that congregate there to drink and cool off, making for picturesque scenes and fantastic wildlife photography opportunities.
• Scenic Landscapes: Shaba National Park’s arid and striking scenery makes for a beautiful setting for exploration and photography. The landscape is varied and captivating, with rocky hills and wide plains.
• Cultural Exchange: Shaba offers opportunities for cultural exchange with the local Samburu people, much like Samburu National Reserve does. To gain insight into their way of life, learn about their customs, visit a village, and partake in cultural activities.