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ROOMS:

12 spacious tents (4 tents with king-sized double beds, 8 tents with queen-sized twin beds)

ACTIVITIES : - Guided bush/nature walk - Bush breakfast / Bush dinner - Sundowners - Cocktail on the game viewing deck overlooking the waterhole. - Game drives in 4 wheel drive open-sided vehicles cultural visits - Lectures on Samburu culture by resident naturalist entertainment by local Samburu warriors/p>

Short Overview

Elephant Bedroom Camp offers luxury in a setting of breath taking beauty. It is set along the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River and shaded by doum palms and other trees that make up this green belt of riverine forest.

Hotel Amenities

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Outside national park

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