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On the shores of Lake Victoria, Kisindi Lodge and Spa provides a holiday of complete relaxation. Guests at this peaceful sanctuary can choose between a day full of activities or a day of exquisite pampering. There are 6 traditional thatched cottages, made up of 5 double cottages ...
Lentorre Lodge, in the Lake Magadi area, is an elegant lodge on an escarpment with stunning views on all sides. The luxury lodge opened in 2014. The 6 en-suite cottages - 4 double and 2 family - are adorned with stylish hand-carved furniture. Each cottage has a private plunge ...
Established by a settler who came to Kenya in an ox-wagon after the Boer War, Loldia Farm has been passed through the generations of the same family to today’s owners. Loldia House was built by Italian prisoners of war during World War II with ...
In the private Congreve Conservancy next to Nakuru National Park, Mbweha Camp is a simple yet stylish camp. The 6,400-acre Congreve Conservancy is part of the Soysambu greater conservancy area which borders Elementaita. Mbweha Camp is surrounded by yellow barked acacia and euphorbia candelabra, and ...
A flower-covered farmhouse shaded by yellow acacia trees, Olerai House is located in a private game sanctuary on the shores of Lake Naivasha. The house overlooks a waterhole frequented by zebra, giraffe and antelope. There are 5 en-suite double rooms. All rooms are furnished with natural ...
Rusinga Island was catapulted into the news in 1948 when Louis and Mary Leakey announced the discovery of the Proconsul skull and other 18-million-year-old fossils. Rusinga regularly hosts a team from the American Museum of Natural History who continue this work and give personal guided tours ...