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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 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.
Country
KenyaHighlights
Trek through the wildernesss on camel back, as you and your camel-train stop off over night along river banks under the star-lit African night sky.
The remote location allows you to have a private safari experiene, not surronded by tens of other tourists or safari cars.
Safaris
Camel safaris can last just a day as you expolre the surronding area, stop off for lunch by the cool of the river and the shade of rivierine trees. Longers camel safaris can be arranged with fly-camping along the route. No extra cost to staying the night at Sabuk!
Wildlife Highlights
Laikipia is different to anywhere else in Kenya. The birding is fantastic, home to around 400 species of birds. The area is also home to more threatened and endangered species than anywhere else in Kenya - including the African Wild Dog and reticulated Giraffe. 70% of the world's population of Grevy zebra live in Laikipia!
Local Activities
Camel walks and safaris visit the local Samburu women elephant-dung paper making! Visit the primary school sponsored by the Lodge.
Facilities
Swimming pool and massage room. 4x4 vehicles for game drives.
Accommodation
5 Cottages a mix of double rooms and twin. Some have star-beds on their private verandah's overlooking the river below, their own fire-places and seating areas. All have en-suite bathrooms with double basins, loo, shower and 'out-door' bath. There is also a Family House accommodating 5 and a Family Room accommodating the same. Eagle Cottage consists of 1 double and 2 twins and has a separate plunge pool, dining area and its own butler service.
Season
All year round!
Average Stay
Minimum of two night stay.Three nights is average with those staying longer tending to embark on camel safaris.
Average Room Prices
(per person per night unless otherwise stated)The average price at Sabuk is $565 per person per night and $415 for children; all inclusive and including the majority of activities.
Child Policy
Sabuk loves having children to stay - this is an especially great destination for families and our friendly East African staff are more than happy to entertain and help care for young ones!
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