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Perched high on an escarpment, Lion’s Bluff appears suspended over Lumo Community Wildlife Sanctuary with views on all sides. Lions Bluff was extensively refurbished in 2021, and added Leopards Lair and Cheetah Camp. Lions Bluff has 12 en-suite glass-fronted cottages, built of sustainable timber, canvas 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, ...
Formerly a hunters’ camp, Rockside Camp is situated at the foot of a rocky kopje known as Kale 1. The camp is personally hosted by its owners, Mark and Nana Tozer. This striking location offers the option of climbing the kopje, or of admiring it from ...
On a hill overlooking Borana Conservancy, Sieku Glamping provides a ‘glamourous camping’ experience. The camp is conveniently located for visiting Borana Conservancy, Lewa Conservancy, Mt Kenya and Ngare Ndare Forest. The 5 attractive en-suite bell tents can sleep 20 pax; all have solid beds, quilted duvets, sheepskin ...
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 ...
Tassia, perched on the edge of the Mokogodo Escarpment, offers spectacular views across northern Kenya and the scared Lolokwe Mountain. The lodge was built for the Mokogodo Maasai, and aims for a symbiotic relationship between community and conservation. It combines tranquil beauty with adventure and ...