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Description

Joy’s Camp is the perfect choice for discerning guests interested in a glimpse of Kenyan history, as well as those looking for an authentic wildlife experience combined with the comfort of a luxury tented camp. The camp overlooks a large natural spring where elephant and lion jostle for watering rights.

Each sumptuous 100sqm tent at Joy’s Camp is uniquely decorated with Boran/Somali cloth design, handmade glass and the vibrant fabrics of the local tribes creating a chic African feel. Each tent has its own private deck, ideal for relaxing.

In addition, guests can relax by the pool and meals are taken in the open-sided dining room or sometimes outside under the stars. There is also a curio shop selling many beautiful locally-made pieces of jewellery and crafts as well as a bar.

Accommodation

Joy's camp has 10 sumptuous 100sqm tents, each one uniquely decorated with Boran/Somali cloth design, handmade glass and the vibrant fabrics of the local tribes creating a chic African feel. Each tent has its own private deck, ideal for relaxing.

Childcare

Children are welcome but there are no specific facilities except babysitting.

Facilities

Joy's camp has a lovely swimming pool for guests to enjoy, there is also the Joy Adamson museum to visit.

Activities

From Joy's Camp the activities include: Game Drives, Guided Bush Walks, Bush Breakfasts along Ewaso Nyiro River and Gorge, Sundowners, Cultural Visits to a Boran Village (Seasonal, due to nomadic nature of local tribes), Swimming pool, Massage, Joy Adamson Museum.

When to travel

The main tourist season is in January and February, when the weather is hottest and driest. At this time, the animals in the wildlife parks tend to congregate more around the watercourses, making them easier to spot.

Northern and eastern Kenya temperatures vary from highs of up to 40°C during the day to less than 20°C at night. Rainfall in this area is sparse and, when it does occur, is often in the form of violent storms. July is usually the driest month, and November the wettest.

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Location and directions

Shaba National Reserve, Kenya

Shaba National Reserve

How to get there

8.5hr international flight, 1hr domestic flight, 45mins charter flight.



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