The lodge is located on Kenya‘s third largest river, the Ewaso Nyiro River, home to the proud members of the Samburu tribe. The lodge is built high above the river to protect it from the seasonal flooding as well as to take advantage of the spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. ‘Sasaab’ is the Samburu name of a local white flowering shrub (a sub-species of Ipomoea) that grows in this area.
Sasaab also has a main swimming pool, built on the hillside overlooking the river.
Sasaab is located in the Westgate Conservancy on the western edge of the Samburu and Buffalo Springs National Reserves. The Westgate Community Conservancy is home to over 600 Samburu families. Sasaab is closely involved with several local schools, the Westgate Community Conservancy and the Grevy’s Zebra Trust.
Due to the integration of the community, the number of wild animals is constantly increasing. The Samburu families who live in the Westgate Conservancy experience how valuable the conservation of their nature is through various programs. Every visitor contributes to this and is warmly welcomed accordingly.
Quad biking is extra, as well as Spa Treatments.
Sasaab stands at 941m altitude. The northern region experiences slightly higher temperatures than the rest of the country with cold evenings consistent with a desert climate.
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