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A remote corner of Kenya, least visited yet with wondeful game and landscapes...
Shaba National Park in northern Kenya. Rocky outcrops, meandering rivers and thick bush land 
Ewaso Nyiro River runs through the national park attracting plentiful game to it's banks 
Termite mounds in the Shaba National Park in Kenya for a truly remote African safari 
Buffalo in the Shaba National Park in Kenya The remote Shaba National Park
An overlooked area of Kenya is the Shaba National Park. The Shaba’s landscape is starkly different from other parts of Kenya, a hot and arid climate has created a parched landscape of hills and plains.
Quenched by Ewaso Nyiro river there are plenty of trees and shade to attract wildlife like elephant, lion, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk and zebra from the surrounding savannah plains. Leopards are also regularly spotted sitting lazily in the trees after a satisfactory lunch. A major benefit of the Shaba National Park is that it is not often visited.
The park has an abundant species of birds and can turn even the most reluctant guest in to an avid bird watcher. It is considered by Ornithologists a paradise for bird viewing.
The reserve is also home to the colourful Samburu tribe who will provide an intimate glimpse into tribal culture in Eastern Africa.
It would be fair to say that a visit to Shaba National Park isn’t just about good game viewing. A stay in Shaba is a real experience whether you fly in by chartering a light aircraft or drive through Archer’s Post your arrival in the park is an adventure in itself. Shaba is a total escape from 21st century life.
There are seventeen springs in the park where much of the game is drawn in the dry season. In Shaba you are likely to see, Reticulated giraffe, Buffalo, Somalia ostrich, Baboon, African Bush Baby, Bushbuck, Caracal, Dik-dik, Kirk's Duiker, Bush, Eland, Elephant, Grant's Giraffe, Reticulated Klipspringer, Mongoose, Monkey, Beisa, Warthog and Waterbuck. Although the animals are plentiful in number in Shaba no trip would be complete with a visit to the monument placed in memory of Joy Adamson, the author of ‘Born Free’ who was murdered nearly thirty years ago. There is a fabulous camp in Shaba, close to the monument called Joy’s camp, which we would suggest as your accommodation in this part of Kenya.
A safari in Shaba is easily combined with a trip to Masai Mara National Park, the Meru and Rift Valley lakes.
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