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Angama, meaning ‘suspended in mid-air’, is an apt name for this lodge that sits high on the escarpment with sweeping views across the Maasai Mara. Angama Mara opened in 2015 and has already won numerous prestigious awards. There are 2 groups of 15 spacious tented suites, 4 pairs of ...
Basecamp is a luxury, eco-friendly camp that aims to have negative impact on the environment. Basecamp Foundation supports and cooperates with local communities, as well as developing and promoting Basecamp’s sustainable tourism concept. The camp has 12 en-suite tents, including 1 family tent. The spacious tents ...
The newest in the Basecamp portfolio, Basecamp Leopard Hill is in the Naboisho Conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Basecamp Leopard Hill is owned and managed by Basecamp, a luxury eco-friendly camp near Talek Gate. Basecamp Foundation supports and cooperates with local communities, as ...
Basecamp Wilderness is an eco-friendly camp in Naboisho Conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The camp is owned and managed by Basecamp, a luxury eco-friendly camp near Talek Gate. Basecamp Foundation supports and cooperates with local communities, as well as developing and promoting Basecamp†...
In the style of classic safaris, Bateleur Camp blends adventurous game viewing with the ambience of the Kenyan explorers of the ’20s and ’30s. The glamour of vintage Africa is evoked by hardwood floors, polished silver and sparkling crystal overlooking the game-studded plains of the ...
Borana Lodge, at the heart of Borana Conservancy, has panoramic views of Mt Kenya, across the Lewa Plains to the Ngare Ndare Forest. Built in 1992 by local artisans using only local building materials, this luxurious lodge is totally in keeping with its surroundings. All guest ...
Ol ari Nyiro, meaning place of springs, is a 100,000-acre private wildlife sanctuary on the western edge of the Laikipia plateau. The sanctuary was initiated by Kuki Gallmann, the author of I dreamed of Africa and African Nights. The Gallmann Memorial Foundation is dedicated to ...
Named after the rare and imposing leopard, Chui Lodge is an elegant retreat overlooking Lake Naivasha, in a private 18,000-acre conservancy. The lodge was crafted from bush stone, and local acacia, olive and leleshwa woods. The lodge and swimming pool overlook a waterhole that attracts ...
Cottars 1920s Camp is located between the Maasai Mara National Reserve and the Tanzania border. The camp is surrounded by forested hills. There are 10 en-suite tents, made up of 6 standard and 4 family tents. All tents have mosquito net, chair, table, cupboard, luggage rack and veranda ...
Deloraine House was built in 1920 by Lord Francis Scott, a prominent early settler who was instrumental in developing farms throughout Kenya. A fine example of colonial architecture, the house was visited by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, on a number of occasions. It is set ...
Perched on a ridge amongst indigenous euclea and croton bushes, Eagle View gives stunning views over the plains of the Naboisho Conservancy. Eagle View was extensively refurbished in 2013, and is owned and managed by Basecamp, a luxury eco-friendly camp near Talek Gate. Basecamp Foundation cooperates ...
The only camp in the 50,000-acre game-rich Mugie Conservancy, Ekorian’s Mugie Camp is a friendly family-style camp. The 6 en-suite tents are raised on wooden decks and shaded by thatched roofs; one has a kids’ annex intended for families. The mess tent is adorned with ...
On the Ewaso Nyiro River, El Karama Lodge looks out on a saltlick that attracts plentiful game. The lodge, owner-managed by the Grant family since the 1970s, is in 15,000 acres of private land. It was refurbished in 2010. The 4 en-suite tented bandas, of stone, thatch and ...
In the Noolarami Conservancy bordering Amboseli National Park, Elephant Gorge Camp is the only camp on this newly founded conservancy. The camp offers an authentic bush experience and lovely views over Lalarashi Gorge. The 5 en-suite rooms are called the Hunter, the Adventurer, the Artist, the ...
Established by two of Kenya’s most famous safari guides, Enaidura Camp is known for unparalleled guiding and exceptional game viewing. Paul Kirui and Johnson Ping’ua Nkukuu, who own the camp, were both named in Conde Nast’s 25 Best Safari Guides of guides from ...
In the stunning Naboisho Conservancy bordering the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Encounter Mara is a luxurious tented camp beneath a canopy of acacia trees with views of the savannah. The camp has been built with keen adherence to eco-friendly principles for which it has been ...
In the heart of the Maasai Mara National Reserve, on the banks of the Mara River, stands Entim Camp. The camp offers friendly staff, luxury accommodation and prime location. During the famous Great Migration, guests at the camp might catch one of the famed wildebeest ...
Nestled in a curve of the Mara River, Exploreans Mara Rianta Camp overlooks the hippos that wallow in the water. The camp is a tented camp with a selection of activities. There are 20 en-suite tents, made up of doubles and twins. The tents are built ...
Denys Finch Hatton, an English aristocrat, first travelled to East Africa in 1911 at the age of 24. His name soon became synonymous with elegance, style and adventure. His courage, his charm and his insistence on crystal and fine cuisine while on safari have been recreated in ...
Flamingo Hill Camp is situated just outside Lake Nakuru National Park, 2km from the main gate. This friendly camp is set in landscaped gardens, surrounded by lush natural foliage. There are 25 en-suite tents shaded by thatched roofs, which can be doubles, twins or triples as ...
On the southern banks of the Galana River, Galdessa Camp sits in a cluster of doum palms overlooking the Yatta Plateau, the world’s oldest and longest fossilised lava flow. The camp is owned by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust; a highlight of a stay here ...
Established in 2020, this new addition to the Governors’ portfolio expands their diverse array of wildlife locations and accommodation options. On the 50,000-acre Mugie Conservancy, Governors’ Mugie House offers vast landscapes and abundant wildlife. The 9 stone cottages are made up of 5 cottages, 2 suites and 1 family cottage. ...
On a curve of the Mara River, Hammerkop Migration Camp looks out over the famous river and the animals and birds that come to it to drink. As the name suggests, the camp is perfectly positioned to view the annual great migration during the months ...
Established in 2021, Hildana Lodge is in a 5,000-acre sanctuary at the foot of the Taita Hills. The lodge is in the heart of the elephant corridor that connects Tsavo East and West. On the edge of a large family-run sisal plantation, the lodge plays a ...