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Camel
Safaris
Nothing ventured nothing gained, and a camel
safari taking you through the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy with
its abundant wildlife and their habitat is surely an experience
of a lifetime.
Il Ngwesi, where a traditional way of life is in harmony
with its wilderness and wildlife provides a cultural aspect
and incredible scenery that will be a memory not to be forgotten.
Further to the North the forested and watered mountains of
the Mathew's Range dominates the vast arid area of some of
the wildest and unspoiled wilderness of Kenya. The safari
will take you through this area and beyond and will lift your
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Each safari is uniquely
different depending on the route taken, and can be 3-14 days.
The maximum number of people on each trip is 6 and each safari
is exclusive to your group. Comfortable camping facilities,
excellent cuisine and experienced guides will ensure your
well being on your safari.
This is a walking safari but riding camels are available
when the terrain allows. You do not need to be superbly fit,
however a sense of adventure and a little resilience is all
you need to enjoy your camel trip.
Most travelling is done in the cool of the morning, arriving
in camp after 3 - 4 hour walk. Lunch and a rest in the heat
of the day will recharge you for an early evening game walk
and sundowner to watch the dusk creeping over the land. A
hot shower, an evening around the campfire and a night under
the stars with all the exciting sounds of an African night
will complete your day.
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What
You Need to Bring
Cool bush clothes, a set of warm clothes, sweater, light rain
coat, two pairs of comfortable walking shoes or boots, hat,
sun cream, insect repellent and a water bottle all packed
in a soft bag. You must have your own comprehensive travel
insurance and please anticipate staff gratuities if you are
happy with their services. Beer and wine are provided but
bring any preferred spirits of liqueurs.
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Options
Prices
Prices are net and quoted in US$
US$ 250 per day per person $40 of this charge goes towards
conservation of the wildlife and their habitats within the
Conservancy and the Masai and Samburu community areas to the
north.
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Options
1. Trips to the northern community conservation
areas and Mathews range.
The Il Ngwesi treks to the north of Lewa vary from 3 - 7
days and the treks into the Mathews Range vary from 5 - 14
days
Prices for these trips are $250 per day per person.
An additional $395 for each night spent at either Il Ngwesi
lodge or Sarara Camp, both of which will be exclusively yours
for the duration of your stay.
2. Lewa one day/night, Ngare Ndare River one day/night,
Il Ngwesi Lodge one or two nights.
$250 per person per day.
An additional $395 per night spent at the lodge.
3. 3 - 4 days / nights on Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
$250 per day per person |
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