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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 ...
Perched on the side of Mt Nyiru, Desert Rose gives striking views across Northern Kenya. This exquisite lodge is family hosted and offers personal service and unique design. The 5 en-suite cottages have been handcrafted, with local stone walls and peaked thatched roofs. Each is furnished ...
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 ...
On the western shores of the stunning Lake Turkana, Eliye Springs is a traditionally designed eco-lodge. The 4 Acco bomas are traditional thatched en-suite huts dotted along the beach, with verandas facing the lake. The 4 en-suite family rooms have stone walls, thatched roofs, and each has 2 ...
On the edge of the Lolldaiga Hills in a private game sanctuary, Enasoit is a stylish bush camp. The camp can only be taken exclusively. Its striking location offers excellent game viewing in an important wildlife corridor between east and west Laikipia. The camp overlooks 2 ...
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. ...
Lokichogio, known as the gateway to South Sudan, became a bustling centre for the aid community during the 1990s. Hotel California was established to provide facilities and services to those travelling between Kenya and South Sudan. There are 8 aircon suites, 8 standard suites, 28 en-suite tents and 30 ...
On a rocky outcrop on the northeastern edge of the 16,000-acre Il Ngwesi Group Ranch, Il Ngwesi has panoramic views across northern Kenya. The lodge is managed by the Il Ngwesi Group Ranch Maasai community, and was constructed entirely from local materials. There are 6 en-suite ...
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 ...
The Matthew’s Mountain Range, a chain of peaks covered in dense dewy forest rising out of the desert, provides a striking setting for Kitich Camp. The camp overlooks a river glade within the lush indigenous forest that is home to elephant, leopard, bushbuck, rhino, ...
In the Ol Donyo Mara Conservancy in the far north of Kenya, Koros Camp is an attractive and welcoming camp, an ideal pause on a journey through the north of Kenya. Koros Camp began life as the upcountry home of the Taylor family while they ...
Alia Bay Guest House is owned and managed by Kenya Wildlife Service, KWS. It is situated near the KWS headquarters in Sibiloi National Park. The guesthouse is on the shores of Lake Turkana and has lovely views of the water. There are 3 single bedrooms, 1 bathroom, ...
Laragai House is ideally situated on the Borana Conservancy, a leading rhino sanctuary and working ranch. Lord Michael and Lord Valentine built the house in the 1980s and the house retains their elegant style; the guest list reads like a Who’s Who of royalty, ...
Lemarti’s Camp, on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, is a striking vision of arid wilderness. The local Samburu community own the land; the camp was built and is run by Samburu guide, Loyapan Lemarti, and his fashion designer wife, Anna Trzebinski. This ...
Lengishu sits on a ridge looking over Borana Conservancy, a successful rhino sanctuary and working ranch. Lengishu was built in 2018 with as little impact on its surroundings as possible: the stones were excavated from the site, the wooden beams are Kenyan teak and gum poles, ...
Lewa Safari Camp has a striking location in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Spectacular views of Mt Kenya lie to the south and of arid lowlands to the north. This private 65,000-acre wildlife conservancy is home to about 61 species of mammal and 440 species of birds, including about 10 ...
On the shores of Lake Turkana, Lobolo Camp is the ideal place from which to explore the desert area and the stunning lake that slices across it. Lobolo, meaning place of abundant water, is apt and fitting for this camp that overlooks the world’s ...
Vast Loisaba Conservancy combines conservation, community, ranching and tourism. For the adventurous, Loisaba offers horse riding, camel trekking, mountain biking, walking, fishing, day and night game drives and cultural visits to local communities, while for those with a love of peace, Loisaba provides pampering in ...
Vast Loisaba Conservancy combines conservation, community, ranching and tourism. For the adventurous, Loisaba offers horse riding, camel trekking, mountain biking, walking, fishing, day and night game drives and cultural visits to local communities, while for those with a love of peace, Loisaba provides pampering in ...
Vast Loisaba Conservancy combines conservation, community, ranching and tourism. For the adventurous, Loisaba offers horse riding, camel trekking, mountain biking, walking, fishing, day and night game drives and cultural visits to local communities, while for those with a love of peace, Loisaba provides pampering in ...
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, ...
Marsabit National Park was home to Ahmed, the legendary mammoth elephant who lived to a grand old age and whose remains continue to be exhibited at the National Museum of Kenya in Nairobi. The park, surrounding Mt Marsabit, is forested and lush, dotted with cliffs ...