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The lodge takes its name from the Aruba Dam, constructed in 1952, a watery oasis that forms an irresistible attraction to the game in the dry Tsavo East National Park. Ashnil Aruba Lodge sits in landscaped gardens on an advantageous watering site overlooking the Aruba dam, ...
The Chyulu Hills, called The Green Hills of Africa by Ernest Hemmingway, provide the setting for the 1,036km2 group ranch on which Campi ya Kanzi is situated. The diverse beauty Hemmingway loved is here, from savannah grasslands to green river woodlands, from cool mountain forests ...
Set on the lush banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in Samburu National Reserve, Elephant Bedroom Camp is surrounded by doom palms and other indigoenous trees and shrubs. The camp is small and intimate and was designed with simple elegance inspired by the textures and ...
Perched on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, Elephant Watch Camp is home to some of the largest bulls in Samburu who can often be spotted mudding in the river, resting under an acacia tree or picking pods beside the tents. The camp is ...
Denys Finch Hatton, an English aristocrat, first travelled to East Africa in 1911 at the age of 24. His name soon became synonymous with elegance, style and adventure. His courage, his charm and his insistence on crystal and fine cuisine while on safari have been recreated in ...
On the southern banks of the Galana River, Galdessa Camp sits in a cluster of doum palms overlooking the Yatta Plateau, the world’s oldest and longest fossilised lava flow. The camp is owned by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust; a highlight of a stay here ...
Established in 2021, Hildana Lodge is in a 5,000-acre sanctuary at the foot of the Taita Hills. The lodge is in the heart of the elephant corridor that connects Tsavo East and West. On the edge of a large family-run sisal plantation, the lodge plays a ...
Kilaguni, meaning young rhino, in the language of the Kamba, is located on a ridge with sweeping views of the Chyulu Hills at the foot of Mt Kilimanjaro. Opened in 1962, Kilaguni Lodge was the first safari lodge ever to be built in a national park. ...
Established in 2012, Kipalo Hills has lovely views of Mbulia Hills, Tsavo National Park and, on a clear day, Mt Kilimanjaro. Meaning ‘a special place one returns to again and again’, Kipalo is just that. The only camp in Mbulia Conservancy, Kipalo offers peace, privacy and ...
Tsavo Conservancy is an important migration corridor between Tsavo East and Tsavo West, enabling animals to roam freely between the two national parks. The conservancy comprises 7 group ranches, giving the area improved conservation management and increased job opportunities for the local communities. Kivuli Camp, in ...
Beside the Galana River, looking across into Galana Conservancy, Kudu Camp is a welcoming safari camp. The 16 en-suite tents are made up of singles, doubles and family tents. In a semi circle, the tents are raised from the river on a small ridge. All tents ...
On the banks of the Galana River, Kulalu is a small and friendly safari camp. The camp sits across the river from Galana Conservancy, and its decks and verandas view the river. The 5 en-suite tents are made up of 4 doubles and 1 family tent. The family ...
Named after Erik Ole Larsen, a Dane credited with enhancing the style of luxury tented camps, Larsen’s Camp is a camp that would have made him proud. On the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, the camp looks out across the pristine wilderness of ...
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 ...
Near Samburu’s famed Ewaso Nyiro Rover, Naibor Samburu is a luxury mobile camp. The camp is seasonal and operates only during the seasons when the remote and stunning Samburu National Reserve is at its best. The 6 en-suite tents are decorated in traditional safari style ...
Ol Donyo Lodge, in 275,000-acre Mbirikani Maasai Group Ranch on the slopes of the Chyulu Hills National Park, has stunning views of Mt Kilimanjaro. In the path of traditional wildlife migration routes, the lodge is ideally situated to view the abundant wildlife. The lodge was ...
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 ...
Sagala Lodge is in Sagala Game Sanctuary, a 5000-acre private sanctuary bordering Tsavo East National Park. There are 24 en-suite bandas in lush gardens. The bandas are double or twin, and have spacious verandas. The restaurant serves international cuisine; breakfast is buffet, lunch and dinner are ...
Salt Lick Game Lodge is a unique architectural concept consisting of 96 distinctive oval-shaped rooms overlooking a waterhole and salt lick. These special constructions, elevated on stilts, give uninterrupted views of animals in close proximity. Suspended walkways, a tunnel with bunker and special windows ensure close-up ...
One of Kenya’s original game lodges, Samburu Game Lodge was established in 1962. This traditional safari lodge is strung out along the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River. The 61 en-suite rooms are made up of standard rooms, river rooms, junior suites and cottages. The standard ...
Situated on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in the arid heart of Samburu National Reserve, Samburu Intrepids looks out over riverbanks on which guests have a chance of spotting the rare northern species of reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx and gerenuk. The 27 en-suite tents, ...
Overlooking Buffalo Springs and Ewaso Nyiro River, Samburu Simba Lodge has views of both arid plains and rushing water. Rare game that is found in this area includes reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx and the long necked gerunuk. The area is also well ...
Samburu Sopa Lodge is built on raised ground, giving it panoramic views of the distant Samburu Hills on one side and Mt Kenya on the other. The lodge is designed in rich earth colours and decorated with local artefacts. The lodge overlooks a waterhole which ...
Shaba National Reserve, where Joy Adamson spent her final years reintegrating a lion into the wild, is the untamed wilderness surrounding Sarova Shaba Game Lodge. Resident species in this arid northern reserve include Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe and Beisa oryx. Of the 350 species of ...