Where to Stay in Kenya




Laikipia
Ol Pejeta Bush Camp
Featuring spacious and comfortable canvas tents along the Ewaso Ngiro River, where elephants are frequently seen from camp, you can relax and take in the iconic landscapes and stunning backdrop views of Mount Kenya while observing the rarest African wildlife. Additionally, you can enjoy superb general game viewing and get involved in activities such as canine training or recording lion sightings for the research team.
Ol Pejeta has ten tents, two of which are designed for family safaris. All tents have an en-suite bathroom, and hot running water. In the morning, you can enjoy a delicious coffee and quietly watch the flock of weaver birds fluttering in the fever trees. As the evening approaches, gather around the fireplace and relax with a glass of wine while listening to the roaring of lion across the conservancy.
The terrain of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy varies from marshlands and savannahs to thickets of acacia and yellow-green fever trees, providing a diverse habitat for a wide range of wildlife. The conservancy boasts a high density of wildlife, including the Big 5 and over 300 species of birds. However, it is most renowned for its black and white rhino population. It is the only place in the world to view the last two northern white rhino.









From £300pppn
Kenya




Naboisho Conservancy
Encounter Mara Camp
Enjoying a wonderfully secluded location, you can witness the world’s highest concentration of lion surrounded by comfort, romance and the people and culture of Naboisho. With magnificent wildlife on your doorstep, you will experience the perfect intersection of tourism, conservation and community. Enjoy our exceptional hospitality, offering sensational service, guiding and hosting within this game-rich conservancy. The camp is designed for maximum sustainability, ensuring a light footprint and the best wildlife-viewing adventures.
This area provides a superior wildlife viewing experience, particularly for lion, but also for zebra, giraffe, elephant and buffalo. Even during the peak months of the Great Migration in the neighbouring Masai Mara Reserve, the Naboisho Conservancy continues to challenge the quality of the game viewing experience with its staggering wildlife density and unrivalled exclusivity. Safari guides adhere to a strict code of conduct within the conservancy, ensuring a greatly enhanced experience that values and respects both wildlife and the local people.











From £285pppn
Kenya




The Masai Mara
Rekero Camp
Rekero Camp, established in the Masai Mara, stands as one of the first camps with its location carefully considered and wisely chosen, making it the most sought-after safari destination today. Positioned in the heart of the Mara, the camp overlooks the Talek River offering a perfect vantage point to witness spectacular river crossings while providing easy access to the surrounding plains.
Over past 38 years, Rekero has welcomed a high number of returning guests, providing testimony to the Rekero Camp experience. Guests can enjoy a relaxing lunch on the deck or take in the sunset overlooking the river.
Experience sensational wildlife in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve at Rekero Camp. Nestled among the trees and overlooking the Talek River, nine classic and spacious safari tents await you. Each tent has an ensuite bathroom and hot-water shower. Enjoy morning coffee on your veranda accompanied by the dawn chorus or a good book and your favourite drink while watching wildlife on the plains across the river.









From £545pppn
Kenya