Things to Do on Safari
Game Drives
Our game drives are unhurried and personal, led by guides who know this conservancy like their home. From tracking lions and cheetahs, sitting quietly with elephants or ticking of the North species - Grevy Zebra, Reticulated Giraffe, Jackson's heartbeats, stripped hyena and Biesa Oryx. Let the moments unfold naturally — without the crowds.
Bush walks
Experience the land as it was meant to be- open, wild, and alive- on foot you will notice the small, often-overlooked wonders of the wild — tracks in the dust, a birdcall overhead, the scent of wild herbs in the air. It's about presence, connection, and learning to see like a tracker.
Birdwatching
For those with a keen eye (and even those without), Mugie is a birder’s delight. Over 300 species call this conservancy home — from vivid sunbirds to soaring raptors. Whether from the comfort of camp or out in the bush, there's always a flash of feathers to spot and a song in the air.
Kayaking
Drift across the calm waters of the dam and watch wildlife come to drink as the day warms. Kayaking here is peaceful and surreal — with kingfishers diving nearby and the gentle splash of paddles the only sound around. It’s a rare and memorable way to experience the bush.
Fishing
Cast a line from the dam and try your luck with tilapia and catfish.
Camel Treks
Let the pace slow right down as you explore the land the old way — on camelback. Led by local handlers, camel treks offer a chance to travel quietly through the bush, high above the grass, taking in the sights, sounds, and rhythm of the land beneath you.
Visit the K9 Anti-Poaching Unit
Get an inside look at conservation in action. The Mugie Conservancy’s K9 team plays a vital role in protecting wildlife. Meet the handlers and their dogs, learn how they track suspects, and see firsthand how dedication and instinct come together to safeguard the land.
Spend Time with Tala the Giraffe
Tala the giraffe was rescued by pastoralists in 2014 when her mother left her behind. Gentle, curious, and often just a little cheeky, Tala is a beloved part of Mugie. Spending time with her is both grounding and joyful — a rare chance to connect with one of Africa’s most iconic creatures, up close.
Community visits
Step beyond the camp and into the lives of our neighbors. Meet local Pokot and Samburu families, and learn how Ekorian and Mugie partners with communities for shared conservation. These visits are real and respectful.
Bushmeals
There’s something unforgettable about eating under the open sky. Whether it’s a breakfast surrounded by the sounds of waking wildlife or a fireside dinner beneath the stars.
Sundowner
As the sun sinks towards the horizon, we find a spot to pause and take it all in. A cold drink, good company, and the vast African wilderness stretching out around us. Sundowners are one of safari’s most treasured traditions — a moment to celebrate the day’s adventures, and watch the bush settle into night, before tomorrow brings a new day in the wild.
Ekorian’s Mugie Camp is simple by
design — built to let nature take the lead.
With just a handful of spacious canvas tents, open skies, shady acacia trees, the camp offers space to breathe, rest, and reconnect. Our rooms are thoughtfully made with reclaimed wood and canvas, blending into the landscape and offering comfort without excess.
Whether you're sharing stories by the fire, dining under the stars, or listening to lions in the distance as you drift off to sleep, every part of camp is designed to feel personal, peaceful, and connected to land and nature.
Make your own Safari Memories
Ekorian’s safari camp offers the opportunity to customize your adventure under the guidance of our passionate team. With a deep love for wildlife and pristine landscapes, our experts are eager to share unforgettable experiences with you.
Whether you’re watching a pride of lions from an open safari vehicle, quietly kayaking alongside elephants, or taking a nature walk to engage all your senses, each day begins with a breathtaking sunrise and hot coffee, and ends with traditional sundowners and stories around the campfire.