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The Boni National Reserve was conceptualized primarily as
a wildlife sanctuary for elephants in 1976. This national
reserve of Kenya derives its name from the Boni hunter tribe
who live in that region.
Location
Situated at the northernmost corner of the Kenyan coast, the
Boni National Reserve shares its border with the country of
Somali
Climate
As hot and humid climate is experienced in this part of the
region, loose cotton clothing is recommended.
Wild Life Attractions
Home to Africa's rare elephants, the Boni National Reserve
also has lots of buffaloes, giraffes, topis, gerenuks, Harvey's
and Ader's Duikers.
Pelicans and other water birds can be seen near the wet areas
along with the prey birds.
Some other birds that have been seen at the Boni National
Reserve are the Brown-Hooded Kingfisher, Violet-breasted Sunbird,
European and Carmine Bee-eaters, Honey Buzzard, Palmnut Vulture,
Southern Banded Harrier Eagle and Brown-breasted Barbet.
Things to do
Tourists can indulge in game viewing and go for excursions
inside the reserve.
Accommodation
Boni National Reserve does not have provisions for accommodations.
Kenya Wild Safari offers safari tour bookings for Boni National
Reserve. To book a tour or for more information, please fill
up the form below.
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