Going On A Luxury Safari To Experience Africa In Style People who go on a luxury safari are part of the spectacle that takes place right in front of their porch. These lodges are usually built from natural materials in order to fit into the surrounding environment. This helps to protect the shy wildlife from the eyes and cameras of the observers. Luxury rooms are exclusive and spacious; they leave no wishes unfulfilled.

199 miles from Nairobi, tourists encounter the Samburu National Park with its adjoined reserves. Between the Samburu Reserve and Buffalo Springs Reserve flows the Ewaso Ngiro River. Its abundance of water and the adjacent forest and grassland provides a home for many exotic animals. Felkine lovers can marvel at hundreds of lions at the Shaba National Reserve. In this area, the animal rights activist Joy Adams reared the lioness Elsa.

Those who are eager to get a snapshot of the "big five", African elephant, Cape buffalo, lion, leopard and rhino together, should talk to a tour guide, as they know exactly where the animals are located. It is relatively easy to observe elephants because they are curious and friendly. http://www.realafrica.co.uk/Safaris/