Situated in the dry north of Kenya, in a land of endless rugged beauty and untamed wilderness, Elephant Watch Camp is perched on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro river beneath wide-spreading Kigelia and Acacia trees in Samburu National Reserve.

It is home to some of the largest elephant bulls in Samburu who can often be spotted cooling down in the riverbed, resting in the shade, or hoovering up seedpods beside the tents.

Elephant Watch is the ultimate in eco-luxury and an unrivalled wildlife experience, thanks to it’s long links to pioneering elephant conservation in Kenya’s Samburu National Reserve. Spend magical days among wild animals with charming professional guides and meet leading conservationists in the field. Return to camp to immerse yourself in a luxury that is highly sensitive to the environment’s fragility.

Elephant Watch’s six en-suite tents are crafted from all-natural materials, including trees felled by elephants, and stand in woodland by the Ewaso Nyiro river. The camp lives by it’s eco-principles, so electricity comes from the sun, and food is locally sourced from the foothills of Mt. Kenya or grown on their organic farm in Naivasha.