Trail Stories
Short reads for travelers planning Meru and the wild north—routes, moments, and practical tips.
Meru is the safari you didn’t know you were looking for—wide river corridors, big skies, and wildlife moments that feel personal. Here’s how to experience it slowly, respectfully, and beautifully.
Use these quick notes to plan a smoother Meru visit—what to prioritize, how to pace your days, and how to capture the place without rushing it.
In Samburu, the river is the roadmap. Follow it well and you’ll find elephants, predators, rare northern species—and the kind of scenes photographers dream about.
Meru is more than wildlife. It’s a landscape woven with conservation history. Here’s how to approach heritage sites with respect and context.
If you only have one day in Nanyuki, make it count: start with context, move with purpose, and keep the experience respectful—especially around sensitive conservation areas.
From river reflections to acacia silhouettes—these are the shots that make Meru feel cinematic.
The Mara is famous for a reason—but the best sightings usually come down to timing, patience, and positioning. Here’s a simple rhythm that works.