'A PLACE OF BEAUTY AND REVERANCE'
Meaning ‘A Place of Beauty and Reverence’ in the Maa Samburu language, Sabache is located on a private wildlife reserve and conservancy owned and operated by an indigenous Samburu tribe.
Set in a private nature reserve spread over 500 square miles of Kenya’s last remaining wilderness frontier, Sabache is more than just a beautiful tented safari camp. It is a model ecotourism project that strives to show “an intact habitat is worth more than one developed”. Sabache is a pioneer in sustainable community-based ecotourism. We employ native Samburu tribesmen and are committed to environmentally sound practices.
By staying at Sabache, guests support conservation of the African wilderness and provide direct employment and income to more than 45 families in the area.
