Enjoy your Kenyan safari with the Ashnil Package from Apollo Tours & Travel, Kenya’s premier tours and travel agency. This 2-night immersion delivers raw, authentic wilderness experiences at Ashnil’s eco-luxury camps and lodges, designed to harmonize with the landscape using sustainable materials and open-plan tents that bring the bush right to your veranda. From Samburu’s red-earth warriors to the Mara’s migration spectacles, these retreats offer prime vantage points for wildlife sightings and cultural immersion, with rates per person sharing from Kshs. 39,280—ideal for nature lovers craving unfiltered African magic.

Choose Your Ashnil Safari Destination

Pick your 2-night haven, featuring professional English-speaking guides, full-board meals, and 4×4 Landcruiser transport for captivating game drives.

• Ashnil Mara Camp (Kshs. 47,160 per person sharing) Situated on the banks of the Talek River in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, this camp pulses with the rhythm of the Great Migration, where over 1.5 million wildebeest thunder across the plains from July to October. The Mara, a UNESCO tentative site, boasts the highest density of large carnivores in Kenya, including cheetahs sprinting after gazelles and hippos wallowing in muddy pools. Unwind in riverside tents with en-suite bathrooms and enjoy evening bonfires where Maasai tales unfold under the acacia canopy.
• Ashnil Samburu Camp (Kshs. 40,250 per person sharing) Overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro River in Samburu National Reserve, this camp is a gateway to Kenya’s arid north, where special five species—Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx, gerenuk, reticulated giraffe, and Somali ostrich—roam red-dirt landscapes dotted with doum palms. Samburu, a semi-arid haven, protects endangered wildlife amid dramatic escarpments and cultural sites like sacred springs used by the Samburu people. Savor al fresco dinners as leopards prowl nearby, capturing the reserve’s resilient, otherworldly beauty.
• Ashnil Aruba Lodge (Kshs. 39,280 per person sharing) Nestled in the Matthews Mountains within Meru National Park, this lodge commands views of rolling hills and the park’s riverine forests, once George and Joy Adamson’s filming grounds for Born Free. Meru, a biodiversity hotspot revived from poaching, features 13 rhino species, over 300 birds, and the Seven Forks Dams’ cascading waters attracting elephants and buffalo. Explore on foot or by boat, then retreat to stone-walled rooms with thatched roofs for a blend of seclusion and subtle luxury.