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Tawi Lodge

Tawi Lodge is a tranquil, rustic lodge set in the private Tawi Conservancy. Just minutes from the Amboseli National Park it is one of the best places in Africa to see dense concentrations of elephants. This lodge boasts views of luscious grasslands, glassy swamps and watering holes as well as lying in the shadow of the towering Mount Kilimanjaro. An eco-friendly lodge that prides itself on embracing traditional African hospitality, it includes a large, authentically decorated main area with a comfortable lounge and bar. 13 rustic cottages, most with views of Kilimanjaro, are stylish yet traditional and ensuite bathrooms come complete with both a spacious shower and deep bathtub. Slightly raised from the ground, these cottages offer unparalleled views over the surrounding bush and guests can enjoy this view from the comfort of their beds. Friendly, welcoming staff only add to Tawi Lodge’s sense of luxury and homeliness.

Saruni Samburu

Saruni Samburu is an environmentally conscious lodge built around the natural features of a rock face, the lodge is designed to blend in to its surroundings, not stand out. Located in the heart of Kenya in the private Kalama Conservancy views over arid plains and rolling hills in the distance will leave guests with long-lasting memories. Guests can enjoy stunning views from a variety of places in the lodge, from a comfortable and relaxing lounge area, a specialised photographic hide or the sparkling infinity swimming pool which offers panoramic views of the African bush and Mount Kenya. The camp only has six deluxe, eco-friendly villas allowing for a sense of intimacy and privacy and guests can self indulge with a massage or stress relieving yoga session safe in the knowledge they are not leaving an imprint on the environment; as Saruni Samburu is Silver Eco-Rated by Ecotourism Kenya.

Segera Retreat

Segera lies in the high grasslands of the Laikipia Plateau, in the foothills of Mount Kenya. In this Malaria-free region of Africa, guests enjoy a rich ecosystem which is host to lion, elephant, cheetah, leopard, giraffe, and endangered species such as Grevy’s Zebra, and Lelwel Hartebeest. Segera boasts six beautiful garden villas, and four exquisite houses, from the modern Segera Greenhouse to the traditional Segera House with exquisite Swahili refinements, and the renovated original Farmhouse of the former ranch at Segera.

Sanctuary Tambarare Camp

Scored by the equatorial line, Sanctuary Tambarare Camp is nestled amongst fever trees in the shadow of Mount Kenya and delivers the perfect balance of adventure and serenity. Situated on the award-winning Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sanctuary Tambarare enjoys access to 90,000 acres of land, which it shares with the Big Five. A retreat to this harmonious landscape brings you alongside such incredible creatures as Najin and Fatu, the last two remaining northern white rhinoceros on the planet.

Loldia House

In the Great Rift Valley, where continents collide, Lake Naivasha is host to a myriad of spectacular wildlife, including the Big 5, as well as vibrant birdlife, and a few incredibly rare animals, such as the furtive mountain bongo, which resides on the slopes of the Eburru volcano, in its verdant forest. Loldia House sits on the north-western shore of Lake Naivasha, and basks in the serene views over the lake towards Mount Longonot. After its 2018 refurbishment, the traditional farmhouse has been reformed to encapsulate the classic elegance of a place steeped in history. Loldia’s infinity pool positioned on a rocky outcrop between two ancient fig trees, and commands spectacular views out over the lake. Chic cottages provide a light and airy atmosphere for guests to settle into. Traditional inflections, such as the exposed timber roofing, adding character to guests’ experience within the comfort of Loldia.

Elewana Kifaru House

A retreat to Kifaru House is a retreat to a gorgeous bijou property set in a timeless landscape. A vibrant oasis, where the wilderness meets comfort in a sanctum of luxury and nature. During the day, Game Drives across the world renowned Lewa Conservancy enthral guests with magnificent sightings of the Big 5, as well as a vibrant rhino population, a result of one of East Africa’s most triumphant conservation efforts. Kifaru hosts five traditional thatched cottages, where guests are able to unwind after the day’s activities as inflections of African design infuse their relaxation with local culture.

Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs

Take a trip out of time to become immersed in the magisterial landscape of the Loisaba Conservancy. This retreat offers absolute privacy, allowing guests to explore the vast conservancy plains with few but the wildlife for company! The few people that remain are Lodo Springs’ friendly and attentive staff who aim to please wherever possible. Guests are accommodated in luxury tents, and enjoy en suite bathrooms, and experience sublime views from the comfort of their chic rooms. Lodo Springs’ infinity pool also commands a superb view over the landscape below; perched on the hillside of Lodo Springs, this vantage point is fit to satisfy a wildlife photographer’s deepest desires!

Elewana Loisaba Tented Camp

Perched on an escarpment overlooking the outstretched plains below, Loisaba Tented Camp enjoys the expanses of the Loisaba Conservancy set before it. The 57,000-acre conservancy is home to one of Kenya’s thriving lion populations, and the Tented Camp enjoys a close proximity to a vital elephant corridor. The conservancy is also home to notable northern species, such as Grevy’s zebra, Beisa oryx and Somali ostrich, which are less common in Kenya’s southern conservancies. Guests are accommodated by incredibly friendly staff, and are hosted in luxury tents, which enjoy sublime views from their position atop the dramatic escarpment, elevated above the landscape, where sublime views can be enjoyed from tent, veranda, or from the Tented Camp’s divine infinity pool.

Olarro Lodge

Olarro Lodge rests high in the hills, secluded from the rest of the world. Here, guests can enjoy an exclusive safari experience within Kenya’s astounding Maasai Mara region. The lodge is located within a 20,000-acre conservancy which is only open to guests at Olarro. Guests can feel free to explore the wilderness at their own pace. There are no fixed schedules at Olarro Lodge, meaning that you can tailor the day around your own interests and routines. Enjoy exciting activities such as game drives and quad biking across the savannah plains, or have a relaxing spa treatment and spend a day lounging beside the pool while gazing out over the sweeping grasslands.

Leopard Hill

Seated in a secluded valley, Leopard Hill looks down on a series of waterholes, providing ample opportunities to view game from the comfort of your accommodation. The lodge is nestled amongst a grove of fig trees which hold spiritual significance for the local Maasai people. A remarkable fig tree, known as the “Double Tree” sits close to Leopard Hill and was split in two by a bolt of lightning in the 1950s. Sunrises shine through this marvellous and idiosyncratic tree, painting a remarkable silhouette upon the backdrop of the spectacular morning skies. The luxury tents at Leopard Hill impress the guests with their motorised roofs which can retract to unveil the magisterial milky way at night. The seclusion of this remote valley provides astonishing stargazing opportunities in a landscape devoid of light pollution, and guests find themselves immersed in a naturalistic retreat which connects them to the beauty of Africa.

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