Samburu National Reserve Entry Fees 2025
From herds of elephants to big cats and rare species such as the Reticulated Giraffe, Somali Ostrich, and Grevy Zebra, Samburu National Reserve has a diverse collection of wildlife that is not available in other famous wildlife hubs such as Masai Mara National Reserve and Amboseli National Park. Also, the reserve has over 450 recorded bird species, making it a paradise for bird watchers.
Besides game viewing and birdwatching, tourists can do many other activities in Samburu. These activities include;
How Much Is Samburu National Reserve Entry Fees?
Depending on residency, entrance fees at Samburu National Reserve are divided into three main categories. The first group is non-residents, which refers to foreign visitors who do not reside in Kenya or any of the East African Community countries. This group pays USD 70 at the gate for every adult and USD 40 for children between three and eleven years old.
The second category is East African residents, who are foreign nationals residing in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi, or Rwanda. They must carry documentation such as a residence or work permit while coming to the reserve. An adult pays Ksh 1000 for this group while a child is charged Ksh 500.
The third category is Kenyan citizens. This group comprises Kenyan citizens with national Identification Documents and citizens of Burundi, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda with valid passports. Kenyan citizens pay Ksh 500 per adult and Ksh 250 per child.
Samburu National Reserve Entry Fees 2025
1st Jan - 31st June
1st Jun - 31st Dec
Non-Residents
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