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Set on an open grassy glade deep within the Old Growth Forest, Karisia Lolkejeta Camp boasts a commanding view of the Karisia Hills and a rocky outcrop favored by resident baboons.
The Old Growth Forest extends a considerable distance to the north and south, creating a canopy that keeps the area lush and supports forest wells frequented by wildlife at night.
As evening falls, immerse yourself in the changing sounds of the forest as nocturnal animals emerge. It's sure to give you a primal thrill or two!
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Karisia Rapa Camp is set on the edge of a grassy glade, offering views into the olive and croton forest. It is the perfect place to relax and watch the forest birds fly by.
At the southern end of the glade, you'll find wells dug by the Samburu people, used for many years to water their livestock. These wells, known as "singing wells," are a vital resource during the dry season, where livestock drink from troughs at the wells' edge.
In the evenings, wildlife emerges onto the glade, and the birdlife throughout the day is spectacular. The Karisia Hills are home to Crowned Eagles, which can often be seen soaring above the canopy.
At an altitude of 6,000 feet, it gets cool at night with chilly mornings, providing a refreshing contrast to the daytime warmth.
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This remote camp is placed beneath shady Neutonia trees, at the junction of two sand rivers that feed off the Karisia Hills and the Laikipia Plateau.
The local Samburu people use these river courses like roads through the rugged terrain. In dry times, the local people dig wells in the river beds to water their camels and goats from the crystal clear water. f
Evening is a special time, we might see elephant stroll past, or watch vervet monkeys up to mischief in the trees. If we're lucky, we may see wild dogs tearing down the sand river chasing Impala.
The perfect hideaway.
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Karisia Nantodo Camp is located at the junction of a wide sand river and the Ewaso Nyiro River, shaded by large, umbrella-shaped acacia trees.
Behind the camp rises the immense granite pinnacle of Nantodo, a prominent landmark visible for miles across the arid plains.
The sand river here is often dry, but digging down reveals crystal clear water, naturally filtered through the sand, perfect for a refreshing shower at the end of the day.
The Ewaso River, very wide at this point, is a well-known crossing for the local Samburu people. From the camp, you can enjoy watching the traditional Samburu and their livestock come to the river to water, cross, and spend a few hours washing.
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Ngai Suisui, meaning "The Place where God Blows the Wind," is a majestic pinnacle that juts out and defines the landscape, offering a dramatic 360-degree view.
The nearby camp faces the wild northern country of Kenya, providing a stunning backdrop for your sundowner and a panoramic view of the land we have traversed.
Morning walks from camp begin at sunrise, giving us a head start on the day. As we wind our way up the sand river, keep an eye out for klipspringers, Verreaux's eagle-owls, warthogs, and elephants seeking shady spots.
Sundowners here are always a delightful experience!
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