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 ...

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 ...

Lolldaiga Hills include the highest peak in Laikipia and provide stunning views and diverse scenery. The 50,000-acre Lolldaiga Hills Ranch has a wide variety of vegetation, including dry savannah, open woodlands and high altitude forest. The ranch is a working cattle ranch, in which people, ...

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, author of I dreamed of Africa and African Nights. The Gallmann Memorial Foundation is dedicated to creative, ...

The only camp in the 20,000-acre Mutara Conservancy, Mutara Camp is high on a cliff and has views that stretch across this untamed part of Laikipia. The 15 en-suite tents are raised on wooden decks. All tents have 4-poster bed, handmade safari furniture, comfortable arm chairs, ...

In a wild and remote part of Laikipia, Suyian is an eco-friendly exclusive bush camp. Named for the African Wild Dog, Suyian is next to a natural spring and salt lick and has views of Mt Kenya. Ethno-botanist Anne Powys, author of Wild Flowers of ...