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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 ...
On the edge of the stunning, dormant Menengai Crater, Maili Saba Camp is a tranquil retreat. Guests can do game drives in the nearby Lake Nakuru National Park or can simply relax and enjoy the views from the camp. There are 10 en-suite tents, made up ...
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 ...
In the late 19th century, explorers such as Speke and Burton trekked through treacherous and unmapped lands in search of the source of the Nile, and finally settled on Lake Victoria. The traditional villages and bright fishing boats on the lake have changed little since ...
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 ...
Roberts’ Camp is set in beautiful gardens on the lake, with views of the dramatic cliffs and plateaus that surround it. This friendly camp offers cottages, bandas, tents and a campsite, and an abundance of activities. The area is home to 450 species of birds, as ...
Rondo was built by a saw miller at the base of a towering Elgon Olive in 1948, and left to the Christian Council of Kenya in 1961. In 1966, the Trinity Fellowship took over and ran it as a youth centre and orphanage. Now a hospitable homestead, it ...
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 ...
Set on a plateau overlooking Lake Nakuru, Sarova Lion Hill Game Lodge has a striking view across the flamingo-filled lake. The lodge’s beautifully landscaped gardens, with natural foliage and wide variety of flowers, are surrounded by a 24hr electrical fence. The 67 bedrooms are made ...
Near the striking Lake Magadi at the southern end of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley lies Shompole Wilderness. This attractive little camp is on the banks of the Ewaso Ngiro River in the shade of giant figs. Johann and Samantha own and manage the camp ...
Jane Barnley has lived in Kenya for over 75 years. Together with her son Richard and daughter Julia, she runs Sirikwa Safaris, welcoming guests into her farmhouse and tailor making their safaris. The Barnleys’ house, with its home cooking and comfortable atmosphere, makes an ideal base ...
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 ...
On the shores of Lake Naivasha, this collection of cottages has lovely views of the lake and the animals that graze on its shores. The Cow Shed is a lakeside cottage with 3 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, well equipped kitchen, barbecue with outdoor dining area and an ...
Tea was first cultivated in the highlands around Kericho in the 1920s. Today more than 110,000 hectares are devoted to tea, producing 215 million kilos of tea per year and bringing in 17-20% of Kenya’s export revenue. The Tea Hotel started life as the guesthouse for ...
On an escarpment overlooking the lovely Nakuru National Park, The Cliff opened in 2018. It offers elegant tents, a tented lounge and sweeping views of the park. The 10 en-suite tents are set along the escarpment, all providing views across the park. All tents have solid foundations, ...
Overlooking a dam filled with fish, Ziwa Bush Camp is a short distance from Lake Nakuru National Park. The camp offers all the facilities of a lodge, and a restaurant with lovely views and an appealing menu. There are 7 executive double rooms, 3 standard twin rooms ...