Sidai Camp lies in the Ewaso Enclave Conservancy and one of the principles used in the management of the land is active ranching. But many people have never heard of Active ranching – so what is it? I’s a living example of how humans, wildlife, and the land can thrive together. How does it fit into […]
Nestled on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in the heart of Laikipia’s privately owned 2,000-acre conservancy, Sidai Camp offers a truly immersive safari experience that goes beyond traditional game drives. For families traveling with children, one of the standout features is the Wild Kids of Laikipia Holiday Program—a thoughtfully designed children’s initiative that […]
In the heart of Kenya’s wild north, where the Ewaso Nyiro River carves through ancient landscapes, lies Sidai Camp: a serene haven that serves as the perfect launchpad for tracking one of Africa’s most captivating yet imperilled creatures—the African wild dog. As someone who’s chased these painted predators through the bush, we can tell you: […]
Picture this: the sun dips low over the plains of Laikipia, Kenya, casting a golden haze across the Ewaso Nyiro River. Across the wilderness a distant call of a hyena, and your only companions are a string of patient camels, a few Samburu warriors in vibrant shawls, and the vast, untamed African bush. No Wi-Fi, […]
Imagine a feathered whisper guiding you through sun-dappled acacia groves, a secret pact between human and bird that has sustained generations. In the vast savannas of Kenya, this isn’t a fairy tale—it’s the remarkable reality of the honeyguide bird and the local tribes who call it partner. As a testament to humanity’s deep-rooted harmony with […]
For the Maasai and Samburu, beads are more than decoration – they are a language.Every color, every pattern tells a story: of identity, of love, of belonging. Red stands for bravery and unity, white for peace and purity, blue for the sky that brings rain. Necklaces mark life stages, from childhood to marriage, while intricate […]
While chasing the Big Five on a Kenyan safari is a thrill, the African night sky offers its own breathtaking “Big Five” that will leave you starstruck. Far from city lights, in remote regions like Maasai Mara, Samburu, Laikipia, and Diani Beach, the cosmos unveils a dazzling display visible to the naked eye. Here’s Adventure Expeditions guide […]
Sidai Camp is a secluded safari retreat on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, set within a privately owned 2,000-acre conservancy in Laikipia. Surrounded by untouched wilderness and bordering the renowned Mpala Research Centre, this intimate camp offers total privacy and exceptional wildlife and birdwatching opportunities. Imagine having 2,000 acres all to yourself – With […]
During World War II, an East African army was formed under British colonial rule many Kenyans joined, among them a Samburu man named Lekorere. While stationed in Uganda, he first encountered the British concept of land ownership through “Title Deeds.” This moment would mark the beginning of the story of the Ewaso Enclave Conservancy. www.ewasoenclave-conservancy.org […]
When you think of going on safari in Kenya, your mind probably jumps straight to the Maasai Mara. And while the Mara is undeniably spectacular, there’s another region that offers an equally thrilling but far more intimate experience. Let me introduce you to Laikipia, one of Kenya’s most underrated travel destinations. Perched on the edge […]
