The Elephant Watch Safari Camp, perched on a sloping riverbank beneath great Kigelia and Acacia trees, is home to some of the largest elephant bulls in Samburu. Greater Kudu and impalas stop by to eat seedpods, as do a multitude of birds and monkeys, and sometimes a leopard comes to hunt in the darkness. Dinner is under astarry sky, and sylph-like genet cats slink past in the shadows.

Elephant Watch Safari Camp with only four custom made tents will be very personal and comfortable and has only four custom made tents with en-suite bathrooms, accommodating a maximum of eight guests. The desert-style tents are wide and breezy, and large colourful cushions with Samburu beadwork and local rugs adorn the furniture made from fallen trees. Every detail of this nomadic camp is designed to blend with the spirit of Samburu. It is the only camp of its kind. After a day out in the bush, drinks will be served from a deck in a tree overlooking the river. Guests can sip "sundowners" high overhead in the giant Elephant Tree, as they watch elephant families bathe in the river below. At night fires will be lit and lanterns strung around the dining area. The menus at Elephant Watch Safari Camp will be a fusion of bush gourmet and cool tropical drinks.