NIGHT GAME DRIVES IN SAMBURU NATIONAL RESERVE
Unfortunately, night game drives are not allowed within the main Samburu national reserve but can be arranged privately in reserves and conservancies outside the park. They usually take place between 7pm and 9pm.
You can explore the semi-arid plains of Samburu national reserve by taking part in the day game drives. There are morning game drives, late afternoon and evening game drives. The cooler hours of the day are the best for wildlife viewing as the animals are most active during these times of the day. There are private safari game drives and group safari game drives.
Night Game drives In Samburu guide lines:
- Do not go over the set park driving speed limit (40 km/h)
- Do not drive off the designated reserve game drive tracks
- Keep a safe distance from the wildlife
- Do not attempt to or feed the animals in the reserve
- The animals have a right of way in the park
- Always listen to your guides guidelines while on game drives and during your time in the park
- Keep inside your tour safari vehicle while out on a game drive in Samburu national reserve
- There is not hooting while on a game drive
- Do not unnecessary noise that can disrupt the normal behaviors of the wildlife
- Despite the fact that you cannot go on a game drive within Samburu national reserve itself, day games (the commonest type of game drives) are so rewarding while here giving you the ultimate African wilderness experience.
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