Dodori National Reserve, nestled along Kenya's northern coast, spans approximately 877 square kilometers of pristine wilderness, making it a vital sanctuary for diverse wildlife and flora. With its stunning coastal forests, mangrove swamps, and expansive grasslands, the reserve is home to endangered species like the East African lion, African elephants, and the rare Somali giraffe. Birdwatchers will delight in the variety of avian life supported by its unique ecosystem, enriched by seasonal rivers like the Dodori and Sabaki. Beyond its ecological wonders, Dodori also boasts historical significance, with ancient ruins that reflect the region's rich heritage.