Kalepo’s passion for food shines throughout camp, and everything is prepared with care to create an incredible dining experience. Adding an extra layer to the dishes, much of the produce used is grown in their on-site organic herb and vegetable garden. From western favourites like wood-fired pizzas to authentic Swahili cuisine, dishes are delicious and can be adapted to any and all dietary requirements.
There’s an incredibly diverse range of activities at Kalepo Camp. Enjoy a heart-warming visit to the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, embark on helicopter excursions to otherwise inaccessible areas such as Lake Turkana, and head out to explore on guided bush walks. But arguably the biggest draw here is the Samburu people. Like the Maasai, they are nomadic pastoralists, moving from one place to another in search of fresh pasture and water for their cattle. However, they’re considered even more traditional and remote and have maintained their ancient traditions despite modern trends. At Kalepo, you’ll have the chance to witness their traditional way of life first hand, and have the rare opportunity to immerse yourself in their culture.