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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 ...
Named after Karen Blixen of Out of Africa fame, Karen Blixen Camp recreates the aura of the 1920s. The camp was voted runner up for Best New Safari Property in Africa by The Good Safari Guide 2008. The camp sits on the banks of the Mara ...
Keekorok was constructed in 1962 on an 80-acre site in an area of permanent springs and lush grassland. One of the first lodges to be built in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Keekorok is located in the centre of this famous reserve. The lodge has 89 double ...
Named after the rhino for which Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is famed, Kifaru House is a stylish private villa located in the conservancy. The 65,000-acre conservancy is home to several endangered species including black rhino, Grevy’s zebra and sitatunga. All profit from Kifaru House is ...
Lake Elmenteita Serena Camp was established in 2011. The camp overlooks Lake Elementaita and offers a selection of facilities and activities. It’s owned and operated by Serena Hotels. There are 24 en-suite tents and 1 suite. All tents are equipped with telephone, WiFi, minibar, electronic safe, kettle ...
Leleshwa Camp is an intimate tented camp situated on the Siana Conservancy on the northeastern edge of the Maasai Mara National Reserve. Resting along a stream, overlooking picturesque hills and rolling plains dotted with resident game, Leleshwa Camp is a peaceful haven. The 6 en-suite tents ...
Overlooking the Talek River, and only a short drive from the Mara River, Mara Intrepids is in a prime game viewing area in the Maasai Mara National Reserve. The area was used in the 2004 BBC documentary Big Cat Diary. The 30 en-suite tents, on raised platforms, ...
On the banks of the Talek River, Mara Leisure Camp offers views of the river and the animals that come to it to drink. The camp is located near Talek Gate, just outside the Maasai Mara National Reserve. There are 25 en-suite tents, made up of 17 ...
The Outspan Hotel opened in 1929. The elegant hotel is steeped in history, its guest list sprinkled with aristocracy. Paxtu Cottage, the final resting place of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Scouting Movement, is now a museum displaying an extraordinary collection of memorabilia. Set in manicured ...
Salt Lick Game Lodge is a unique architectural concept consisting of 96 distinctive oval-shaped rooms overlooking a waterhole and salt lick. These special constructions, elevated on stilts, give uninterrupted views of animals in close proximity. Suspended walkways, a tunnel with bunker and special windows ensure close-up ...
On the edge of Amboseli National Park, Sentrim Amboseli Camp has striking views of Mt Kilimanjaro. The camp is located near Olkelunyiet Gate. There are 60 en-suite tents, made up of 34 doubles, 16 twins and 10 triples. All tents are equipped with electronic safety deposit box, minibar, fan, ...
Sleeping Warrior Lodge was established in 2011. The lodge is located on Soysambu Conservancy, and offers lovely views of Lake Elementaita and across the Rift Valley. Soysambu is home to 450 species of bird, including the great white pelican, flamingo, cormorants, waders and storks. There are 7 en-suite ...
The Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary is the only place in Kenya to see this endangered and highly intelligent species. The sanctuary opened in 1993 as refuge for orphaned and abused chimpanzees from west and central Africa; the first 3 arrived that year from Bujumbura, evacuated from Burundi at ...