Ashnil Samburu camp again It is such a friendly Camp that though we were here a few times before, we are once again here. Although we love staying at camps/lodges which are new to us, there is also some undeniable charm in returning to a familiar place where you know practically every nook and cranny. The best way to describe Ashnil Samburu is to put it against something extremely different, like for example Lion’s Cave: Lion’s Cave which is wild, dramatic with extraordinary views and very difficult steps and paths and Samburu Ashnil super comfortable, with well kept grounds, even paths, modern bathroom with choice of food and a resident elephant ( sic). One should see both camps to be able to appreciate their difference so just go and compare. Yet, I must stress and underline that we loved both very very much indeed! After the flood in 2019, in Ashnil Camp there are 17 tents instead of around 30 as there used to be and 2 of them behind a stone wall. We stay at tent 19 with super big room with huge bed, bathroom divided into separate shower stall, separate loo, separate washbasin all these make a lot of sense, especially in the morning rush. There is a small terrace and a green area all around the tent so you feel very private. Let’s go into details of meals: for lunch: beef or barracuda, a lot of fruit, coffee, for dinner: cream of celery, leg of lamb, pork with honey and of course, a lot of different fruit. For breakfast: English breakfast, pancakes, fruit, coffee and a great variety of other choices to select from to make it a great start of the day. Wildlife is all around, on the lawn, near the river, just right behind the gates . Vervet monkeys, baboons, gerenuks, impala, Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffes, greater kudu, oryx, yellow breasted spurfowls, lilac breasted rollers , Egyptian geese, hammerkopfs and elephants, just to mention the ones we observed.
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