The lodge feels like a second home with a safari vibe; the photos just don’t capture its beauty. The staff were super friendly and helpful, and the security on site gives you a sense of safety. Occasionally you’ll meet blue‑nut monkeys that won’t bite but love to pose for photos. I’m not marketing, but you should book full board to enjoy the rotating breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus that offer a variety of savory, sweet, and grilled options. The lodge sits right inside Shaba Game Reserve, so as soon as you leave the property you’ll see impalas or waterbucks, and sometimes elephants wander by. I could keep talking, but a big shout‑out to Mr. Pius for his great guitar skills and Ms. Mercy for her warm, cheerful smiles. I’ll definitely return another time. Check out the pictures I added. Bonus tip: if you coordinate with your tour operator, they might drive you to Samburu village, where you’ll need some cash to buy local merch and support the community if you wish.
Henry·4个月前