LODGES & EXCLUSIVE TENTED CAMPS
For those who want to experience an adventure away from traditional circuits, immersed in magical atmospheres, in more direct contact with nature with a wild flavor, we have chosen luxury accommodations for you.
Lodges and Tented Camps in private and exclusive Conservancy, for a conscious and high-level eco-tourism, far from mass tourism.
You will experience the thrill of the safari of yesteryear, horseback riding or dromedary, breakfast and aperitif in the savannah, explore the savannah on foot in the company of a Masai, or take a helicopter ride and admire the infinite space that surrounds you, and why not, end the evening with a nocturnal "game drive", which will allow you to meet some species of animals that are very difficult to see during the day. Or spend the day in the wellness center, regenerating yourself in a truly unique atmosphere.
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ELEWANA SAND RIVER MARA CAMP
Located on the bank of a river from which it took its name, the Sand River Mara is located within the Masai Mara National Reserve, near the border with Tanzania.
The Sand River Mara reproduces the heyday of the exclusive permanent tent camps of the late 1920s.
The interior finishes and furnishings perfectly reflect this period, reminding all who visit those countless Hollywood films that paid tribute to a classic era of African adventure.
Elewana Sand River Mara Camp
Elsa's Kopje
ELSA'S KOPJE BOUTIQUE SAFARI LODGE
Extremely romantic and beautifully designed, Elsa's Kopje is carved out of Mughwango Hill, above George Adamson's original field, where she raised and released orphaned lions, long before conservation became fashionable.
Each cottage is built around the rocks, with a large bedroom, open living room, veranda and spacious bathroom, each with stunning views.
Guests can enjoy exclusive solitude in the vast expanse of Elsa Kopje.
ELEWANA TORTILIS CAMP
With the majestic backdrop of the highest mountain in Africa and the highest mountain in the world, Tortilis Camp is considered the privileged place to admire the majesty of snow-capped Kilimanjaro.
Tortilis Camp takes its name from the thorny tree covered by an umbrella that surrounds the camp, the Acacia Tortilis.
Amboseli is also known for its magnificent elephants, a population of over 1,500 elephants, and some of the largest in Africa, which reside in the park's unique ecosystem.
Elewana Tortilis Camp
Larsen Tented Camp
LARSEN TENTED CAMP
Each tent is secluded and private, the perfect place to fall asleep to the sound of the Ewaso Nyiro River during the Kenyan night.
Overlooking the river and shaded by palm trees, you can watch the sun rise from the porch of your tent. Authentic furniture and decorations take you back to the experiences of the early pioneers.
Watch elephants wade in the river and giraffes meander along the opposite bank as you dine al fresco. Evening candlelit dinners, enlivened by the sweet sounds of the Kenyan night, are the perfect way to end the day.
KICHECHE LAIKIPIA CAMP
A small luxury tented camp nestled in the shadow of Mount Kenya at the foot of an indigenous forest overlooking a pool of water.
The camp is located in the wilderness with low vehicle density of the reserve and wildlife observation is a very private and rewarding activity.
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is not only the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, but also a host of other wildlife to see including elephants, lions, cheetahs, wild dogs and abundant grasslands.
Kicheche Laikipia Camp
Finch Hattons Luxury Tented Camp
FINCH HATTONS LUXURY TENTED CAMP
"Finch Hattons is a luxurious tempted camp in Tsavo National Park, located below the pink alpine peak of Mount Kilimanjaro".
Denys Finch Hatton was a legendary British aristocrat who traveled to Kenya in 1911 and fell under the spell of the African savage.
Here at Finch Hattons, we have preserved the ideals that Denys Finch Hatton lived; a dedication to elegance and style, coupled with a passionate love of Kenyan wildlife and a long forgotten way of life.
LOISABA TENTED CAMP
Perched on the edge of an escarpment, Loisaba Tented Camp is designed to make the most of unobstructed views across the mottled landscape of Laikipia to Mount Kenya. All accommodations and main areas enjoy a breathtaking viewpoint over a wide panorama.
Loisaba Conservancy, is a conservation success story. The home of the elephant, a healthy lion population, the rare wild dog and an abundance of other species, Loisaba is a prime example of a successful partnership between conservation, community, farming and tourism.
Loisaba Tented Camp
Solio Lodge
SOLIO LODGE
Solio Lodge is located on a private Ranch, tucked away in the valley between the high slopes of Mount Kenya and the peaks of the Aberdare Mountains.
The Solio Reserve is internationally recognized as the most successful private rhino breeding reserve in Kenya and visitors will find that sightings of 40 rhinos at a time are not uncommon.
The wildlife experience here is intense and unique with 19,000 acres of conservation surrounded by 45,000 acres of ranch and only one facility, Solio Lodge, in the middle of it.
SARUNI MARA
Saruni Mara is located in the secluded hills of the Mara North Conservancy, with the vast open hunting plains to the south and the lush forest to the north, an exclusive and private area overlooking the famous Masai Mara National Reserve.
You can explore the world-famous Mara-Serengeti ecosystem in complete and uninterrupted exclusivity in this private and protected Conservancy.
Masai warriors will guide you everywhere, sharing their ancient wisdom of the area and animals and their fascinating way of life.
Saruni Mara
Saruni Samburu
SARUNI SAMBURU
Saruni Samburu is located in the tribal lands north of the Samburu National Reserve. The lodge overlooks a vast natural wildlife sanctuary called the Kalama Conservancy, and has exclusive access to the surrounding 200,000 acres of unspoiled and protected nature.
Kalama represents a crucial migration corridor between the northern and southern conservation areas of this spectacular region. Large herds of elephants cross Kalama on their migration routes between the different Conservancies, which are under the conservation of the NRT (Northern Rangelands Trust) community.
LUXURY IN SAVANNAH
