Buffalo Springs National Reserve

About Buffalo Springs National Reserve

Buffalo Springs National Reserve is part of a larger ecosystem that includes Samburu National Reserve to the north and Shaba National Reserve to the northeast. The reserve is located to the south of Ewaso Nyiro River, an essential water source that represents the lifeblood of this wilderness on the northern dry territory of Kenya. Named after an oasis of clear-fresh water springs, the park is in a diverse and scenic part of Kenya. There is no end to the list of wildlife you can see, things you can do and explore.

Safaris and Game Viewing in Buffalo Springs

Safaris and game viewing in Buffalo Springs National Reserve is absolutey stunning – it just can’t get any better. It’s an amazing place offering safari experience like nowhere else. Wildlife is abundant with over 365 species of birds. The vast open plains are perfect grounds for leopard as well as cheetah and occassionally, you may have this rare opportunity to them hunt, a spectacular experience never to miss.

The reserve harbours a charismatic mixture of wildlife species some of which can only be found here. Rare nothern wildlife species including the Somali ostrich, grevy zebra, reticulated giraffe, beisa oryx and the gerenuk are found here. Other wildlife occassionaly seen are the leopard and cheetah. You will have the experience of your life to see them hunting and running for ther prey at the a lightining speed.