Camps & Lodges

A sprawling Kenya luxury safari lodges with large tents set far apart, a sizable swimming pool and some of the best views of glacier-topped Kilimanjaro. With a private entrance on the border with Amboseli, you get the best of both worlds: access to the national park and a private space all to yourself.

The most upscale and opulent camp in Tsavo National Park. Overlooking a freshwater spring that's popular with resident hippo and crocodile, and boasting incomparable views of Mount Kilimanjaro and Chyulu Hills, the camp provides a perfect blend of modern-day comforts and old-world safari experiences.

Set in the unspoilt wilderness of the Masai Mara, offering high levels of service and an excellent location for game viewing. The camps have an ambience of intimacy, and a thatched lounge and dining room offers superb views of the nearby waterhole. Activities include game drives, guided walking safaris and cultural visits to a local Maasai village

From the tranquil yoga room and chic contemporary décor to the game drives through the wild-life rich park and watching Hippos roaming near camp, guests are treated to an authentic safari experience without missing the creature comforts accustomed to a luxury safari in Kenya. Nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts will revel in game drives, guided bush walks

Boasting mesmerising views of the sprawling golden plains of the Laikipia Plateau and Mount Kenya, most lodges offer unique activities that ensure guests' experience the Kenyan wilderness to its fullest. They bring a touch of luxury and contemporary style to the raw, wild landscape of Samburu National Reserve

Admired for its innovative architecture, design and décor, the concervancy boasts spectacular views over Kenya's Northern Frontier District. Go on morning and evening game drives to look for the 'Special 5': Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Beisa oryx, Somali ostrich and gerenuk (also known as the giraffe gazelle).

Lazy days on the beach are a staple of any good holiday. Stop off at Diani for a few days of peaceful relaxation on Kenya's coastline after your African safari. From the various watersports on offer to romantic horse rides and dinners on the beach, Diani is the perfect place to end your luxury safari in Kenya.Diani is perfect for ultimate relaxation; whether in the form of a standalone beach holiday or after a week on a luxury safari in Kenya.

The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is one of Kenya's greatest conservation success stories. This 62 000-acre stretch of land lies in the foothills of Mount Kenya and has become an internationally recognised example of collaborative conservation involving its neighbouring tribal communities. Not only that, Lewa is home to East Africa's healthiest populations of black and white rhinos.

Just off Kenya's north coast lies a cluster of gorgeous Indian Ocean islands – Lamu, Manda- known collectively as the Lamu Archipelago. There's something for everyone at Manda Bay – simply soak in the tranquillity the beautiful setting, or enjoy action-packed water sports like deep-sea fishing, windsurfing, water skiing and scuba diving.