Samburu Rules & Regulations for visitors on game viewing drives for sustainable wildlife and nature conservation.
Try as much as possible to respect the privacy of the animals and their habitat.
Animals are very unpredictable therefore try to be aware of surroundings while in the wild.
Try not to make noise while close to the animals. Switch off your engine in most cases.
Don’t feed the animals, it upsets their diet and leads to human dependence.
Give chance to everyone to view the wildlife.
Try to keep in the car all the time except when the guide has advised you otherwise.
Drive every slowly in the park since animals are always crossing. The average speed should be 40 Kilometers per hour.
Drive from the trails otherwise you will be fined for off track exploration.
Keep over 20 meters from the wildlife as the animals are unpredictable and can charge anytime.
Try to keep all your litter in the can and dispose it while at the lodge. Some of the materials are very dangerous to the animals.
Ask for person to take pictures especially of the local people and some national monuments.
The Samburu Gates opens at 6am and closes at 6pm. Make sure if you are not lodging within the park, that you leave the park before that time.
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