Sasaab sits on a rocky ridge above the Ewaso Nyiro River within the Westgate Community Conservancy, bordering Samburu National Reserve, with views toward the Laikipia Plateau and Mount Kenya.
Nine tented suites over 100 square meters each line the ridge with private plunge pools, open air bathrooms, and rooftop stargazing beds. The main building draws on Moroccan and Swahili design, with thatched roofs and natural airflow managing the heat of the Northern Frontier, and a cliff edge infinity pool offers views of elephant herds bathing in the river below.
Sasaab holds Global Ecosphere Retreat certification through The Long Run, reflecting a long term partnership with the Samburu families who own and lease the conservancy, with the lodge’s Footprint Foundation funding school lunches, a scholars program, and community health initiatives.
The Westgate Conservancy holds some of the largest remaining populations of Grevy’s zebra in the world, and Sasaab’s position bridges Samburu National Reserve and Buffalo Springs, giving access to elephant, lion, leopard, cheetah, and the Samburu Special Five.