Set within Kimana Sanctuary, Kenya’s first community-owned conservancy, Angama Amboseli is an intimate lodge surrounded by wetlands, open grasslands and Fever Trees, with the magnificent Mount Kilimanjaro providing a spectacular backdrop. The sanctuary is home to some of Africa’s last remaining Super Tuskers, making elephant encounters a particular highlight.

With just ten beautifully designed suites, Angama Amboseli offers a sense of privacy and immersion. Each suite has uninterrupted views of Kilimanjaro through floor-to-ceiling screened doors, while contemporary canvas, stone and concrete are softened by natural textures and earthy tones. Even the distinctive textured exteriors incorporate elephant dung, reflecting the lodge’s close connection to the landscape and its wildlife.

At the heart of the lodge, an elevated elephant viewing tower overlooks the surrounding marsh and provides a wonderful spot to watch elephants gathering below, enjoy a picnic or simply take in panoramic views towards the Chyulu Hills and Kilimanjaro.

Kimana Sanctuary is an important conservation success story, with 844 Maasai landowners coming together to protect a vital wildlife corridor between Amboseli National Park and the greater Tsavo ecosystem. The year-round water supply creates a rich variety of habitats, supporting elephants, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, eland, reedbuck and warthog, alongside predators and more than 400 bird species.

With exclusive traversing rights and unrestricted game viewing, guests can enjoy a range of experiences including game drives, night drives and the unique Pyjama Safari at dawn. Whether watching elephants from the tower, exploring the sanctuary or simply waking to the sight of Kilimanjaro, Angama Amboseli offers a peaceful and highly memorable safari experience.

Combining remarkable wildlife, meaningful conservation and one of Africa’s most iconic landscapes, Angama Amboseli makes a wonderful beginning or end to a wider East African safari.

Set within the private Naboisho Conservancy of the Maasai Mara, Encounter Mara offers an intimate and relaxed safari experience away from the busier areas of the main reserve. The camp combines comfortable, stylish accommodation with exceptional guiding, warm hospitality and some of the Mara’s finest wildlife viewing.

Its spacious safari tents have a chic, contemporary feel, with the comfort and attention to detail of a boutique hotel while retaining a genuine connection to the surrounding wilderness. Meals are fresh, beautifully prepared and enjoyed in a relaxed setting, with the camp’s friendly team adding to the welcoming atmosphere.

The safari experience is a particular highlight. Expert guides know the conservancy intimately and are skilled at finding its abundant wildlife, with regular sightings of lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant and other Mara species. Being in the Naboisho Conservancy also means fewer vehicles and a more exclusive feel than the main reserve, while still offering outstanding game viewing.

Encounter Mara is an excellent choice for travellers looking for stylish comfort, exceptional guiding and a more intimate safari experience in the Maasai Mara.

Naboisho Camp is located in the heart of the private Mara Naboisho Conservancy, adjacent to Kenya’s world-renowned Masai Mara National Reserve, and offers an exceptional safari experience where abundant wildlife, luxury, and community conservation converge.

This intimate camp features nine elegant tents, each with king or twin beds, indoor and outdoor hot-water showers, and sweeping views of the surrounding plains - often dotted with elephants, buffalo, and, at night, the distant roar of lions. Thoughtfully designed for space and serenity, the tents also include private verandas and daybeds, perfect for quiet moments between game drives.

Naboisho Camp offers a wide range of immersive safari experiences, including walking safaris, night drives, fly camping, and dedicated photographic safaris in specially adapted vehicles. The wildlife is abundant year-round, thanks to the conservancy’s thriving ecosystem and limited visitor numbers, which ensure an exclusive, low-impact safari.

Guests can unwind in the main lounge or take a dip in the pool while enjoying panoramic views of the Naboisho plains. Whether sipping a romantic sundowner or heading out for a bush adventure, every detail is designed to offer comfort, connection, and unforgettable wildlife moments.

Naboisho Camp also represents a powerful partnership with the Maasai community. Tourism directly supports conservation efforts and land lease payments to local landowners, creating a sustainable model that protects wildlife, empowers communities, and enriches every guest’s experience.

Tucked away in the Lemek Conservancy, one of the most wildlife-rich and community-focused areas of the greater Masai Mara, Saruni Wild offers an intimate safari experience rooted in authenticity, comfort and conservation. Your stay directly supports community-led conservation efforts, helping protect both wildlife and the landscapes they depend on.

With just four double tents and one family tent, accommodating a maximum of 12 guests, Saruni Wild has the feel of a classic bush camp with a refined touch. Spacious canvas tents place you close to the wilderness, with wildlife and the rhythms of the Mara unfolding around camp.

The camp is run by a warm and welcoming Maasai team whose knowledge of the land and local culture adds a valuable dimension to the safari. Game viewing can be exceptional, with large herds of wildebeest and antelope moving through the conservancy alongside the predators that make the Mara so famous.

A relaxed lounge and dining area overlooks the savannah, while evenings are centred around the campfire, with meals enjoyed communally or beneath the stars. The atmosphere is friendly and unhurried, making Saruni Wild particularly well suited to couples, families and small groups looking for a more personal safari experience.

Combining classic tented safari charm with meaningful conservation and warm Maasai hospitality, Saruni Wild offers an authentic and immersive way to experience the Masai Mara, without compromising on comfort.

Set within the Naboisho Conservancy, one of the Masai Mara’s most celebrated private wildlife areas, Basecamp Wilderness revives the romance of classic Kenyan safari with a modern approach to comfort and sustainability. Recently refurbished, the camp offers an intimate escape where the pace is unhurried and the wilderness takes centre stage.

With just seven tents positioned along the Saddle Valley rim, guests enjoy exceptional views and a real sense of privacy. Each tent combines simple safari charm with comfort, featuring a plush double bed, separate bathroom with bio-flush loo, bucket shower and private seating area overlooking the savannah.

The camp’s relaxed atmosphere is enhanced by al fresco dining beneath the trees or beneath the stars, while the dining tent and lantern-lit evenings evoke the golden age of safari without sacrificing good food and attentive service.

Days are spent exploring Naboisho on foot or by vehicle with experienced Maasai guides. As a private conservancy, Naboisho offers fewer vehicles and more exclusive wildlife encounters, while ensuring tourism contributes directly to community-led conservation.

For solo travellers, couples and families alike, Basecamp Wilderness offers a wonderfully authentic safari experience that combines classic tented camping, thoughtful comfort and a genuine connection to the land.

Set within the Mara Naboisho Conservancy, one of the Maasai Mara’s most unspoiled and wildlife-rich areas, Saruni Leopard Hill combines refined comfort with an eco-conscious approach and a strong connection to the surrounding wilderness.

Tucked among acacia trees overlooking the plains, the camp has a beautifully understated design inspired by the traditional Maasai manyatta. With just six tented rooms, including a family tent and honeymoon tent, it offers an intimate and exclusive safari experience. Each rounded tent provides almost 360-degree views, with private spaces designed to bring the landscape and wildlife into focus.

Guests can watch animals gathering at nearby waterholes from their private veranda or head out on game drives and guided walking safaris with experienced Maasai guides. Walking offers a more intimate way to experience the bush, while evenings can be spent around the fire or stargazing from the comfort of your bed.

Saruni Leopard Hill also offers meaningful cultural experiences with the local Maasai community, providing an opportunity to learn about traditions and support local initiatives. A dedicated wellness offering adds another dimension, allowing guests to combine adventurous days in the bush with time for relaxation and rejuvenation.

With its small scale, exceptional setting and thoughtful blend of luxury, conservation and culture, Saruni Leopard Hill offers a deeply personal way to experience the Masai Mara.

Set among the rolling hills of the Mara North Conservancy and surrounded by indigenous forest, Saruni Mara is a refined luxury eco-lodge offering a peaceful and intimate escape in the Maasai Mara. Recently refurbished, the lodge combines traditional East African character with contemporary comfort, while its elevated position provides sweeping views across the surrounding savannah.

Accommodation includes five beautifully upgraded safari cottages, a dedicated family villa and an exclusive-use private villa, making Saruni Mara well suited to couples, families and small groups. Thatched roofs, natural materials and thoughtfully designed interiors create a warm sense of place, while modern amenities ensure a comfortable stay.

Beyond the lodge, guests can enjoy excellent wildlife viewing within the Mara North Conservancy, a quieter and more exclusive alternative to the main reserve. The lodge also places a strong emphasis on conservation and community, supporting initiatives that benefit local Maasai communities while helping protect the wildlife and landscapes of the conservancy.

Evenings are spent around the fire in the welcoming lounge, sharing stories over drinks as the sounds of the bush settle in. Whether enjoying a romantic escape, family safari or private group experience, Saruni Mara combines beautiful surroundings, thoughtful hospitality and a genuine commitment to the people and wildlife of the Mara.

Perched high on an escarpment overlooking the vast Mara plains, Saruni Eagle View offers spectacular views across the Mara Naboisho Conservancy. Recently reimagined to make the most of its elevated setting, the camp combines refined comfort with an intimate connection to the wilderness.

The camp’s position provides wonderful views of a salt lick and watering hole below, where wildlife regularly gathers. Ten raised Viewpoint Tents, including eight double tents and two spacious two-bedroom family tents, are designed to maximise the scenery while maintaining privacy and tranquillity.

Inside, raised canvas ceilings, earthy tones and crisp white linen create a calm and comfortable retreat. Each tent has a private en-suite bathroom with both an indoor and open-air shower, while elevated private decks provide uninterrupted views across the conservancy and the opportunity to watch wildlife without leaving your tent.

The redesigned communal areas are equally inviting, with relaxed lounging spaces overlooking the conservancy and a bar close at hand. Rather than simply being a base between game drives, Saruni Eagle View encourages guests to slow down and enjoy the landscape, whether over a morning coffee, a good book or an evening drink.

Combining exceptional views, thoughtful design and the freedom to experience the Mara at a gentler pace, Saruni Eagle View is an ideal choice for travellers looking for a more relaxed and intimate safari experience.

Steeped in history and surrounded by the spectacular landscapes of Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Deloraine House is one of Africa's finest examples of British colonial architecture. Built in 1921 by Lord Francis Scott and his wife, Lady Eileen Scott, the estate has remained a place of elegance, heritage, and warm hospitality for over a century.

Set on the lower slopes of Londiani Mountain, the 6,000-acre estate enjoys breathtaking views across the western edge of the Great Rift Valley. Over the years, the property has evolved into a thriving working farm while carefully preserving its indigenous forests and natural beauty, creating a unique destination where history, agriculture, and nature exist in perfect harmony.

In the early 1990s, the Voorspuy family made Deloraine their home. Today, although welcoming a limited number of guests each year, the house retains the warmth and charm of a private family residence, offering an intimate and authentic country-house experience.

Deloraine House features four beautifully appointed double bedrooms, some of which can accommodate an additional child, alongside a fifth twin bedroom. Each room has its own private bathroom and enjoys the timeless character of the original home.

An adjoining guest cottage provides three additional double or twin en-suite rooms, making the property ideal for larger families or groups travelling together. For those requiring even more space, a separate fully furnished four-bedroom farmhouse on the neighbouring estate is occasionally available.

Deloraine is a paradise for horse lovers and one of Kenya's premier equestrian destinations. Home to up to 90 horses - including safari horses, polo ponies, broodmares, young horses, eventers, and racehorses - the estate offers outstanding facilities for riders of all abilities.

Guests can enjoy relaxed rides through the farm and surrounding countryside, improve their skills on a dedicated polo ground and cross-country course, or use Deloraine as the perfect base before or after an unforgettable horseback safari with Offbeat or Sosian. Whether visiting for an equestrian holiday or simply to experience the beauty of rural Kenya, the estate offers an exceptional setting for both experienced and novice riders.

Beyond the stables, guests can unwind in the extensive formal gardens, cool off in the swimming pool, enjoy a game of tennis or croquet, or simply relax on the sweeping verandas of the historic house while taking in the tranquil surroundings. With no dangerous wildlife in the immediate area, the estate provides a safe and welcoming environment where families can enjoy walking, cycling, and riding together.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the remarkable birdlife found throughout the gardens, woodlands, fields, and dams, while those interested in Kenya's agricultural heritage can explore the surrounding farming communities and horticultural enterprises.

For wildlife excursions, the renowned Lake Nakuru National Park is just a 45-minute drive away, offering outstanding opportunities to see black and white rhino, Rothschild's giraffe, flamingos, impala, and a wealth of other wildlife in one of Kenya's most celebrated national parks.

Blending historic grandeur with authentic country living, Deloraine House offers a unique retreat where guests can experience the timeless elegance of colonial Kenya alongside unforgettable outdoor adventures.

Built over seven years, Rocky Hollow is an elegant and intimate retreat, created as a private home where guests are welcomed with warmth and genuine hospitality. Individually designed bedrooms, spacious sitting rooms and wide verandas overlook a timeless landscape of rocky kopjes, acacia savannah, seasonal rivers and open glades. Wildlife is ever present, with elephants, giraffe, zebra, gerenuk, warthog, baboons and a rich variety of antelope regularly seen around the property.

Founded by Charlie and Mouse McConnell after a lifetime of pioneering luxury riding safaris across East Africa, Rocky Hollow reflects their deep knowledge of the region and passion for life on horseback. From the lodge, guests can explore more than 20,000 acres of remarkable wilderness, riding through private ranches and traditional Maasai lands where ancient game trails weave through an unspoilt landscape. Carefully selected horses, matched to each rider, provide a rewarding experience for confident equestrians, while fully supported mobile tented safaris offer the opportunity to journey even deeper into this spectacular corner of Kenya.

Combining exceptional riding, abundant wildlife, thoughtful hosting and excellent cuisine, Rocky Hollow delivers an authentic safari experience in one of East Africa's most beautiful and little explored landscapes.

Karisia Walking Safaris offers a truly distinctive way to experience Kenya, combining walking and camel-supported safaris across the wild landscapes of Laikipia. Away from the confines of a vehicle, guests explore on foot, moving at a slower pace and becoming immersed in the sights, sounds and stories of the bush.

There are two ways to experience Karisia. Mobile Walking Safaris travel between remote camps, with camels carrying the equipment as guests walk through the wilderness. Alternatively, Base Camp Safaris are centred around Tumaren Camp, with days spent exploring on foot, by camel or by vehicle. Both offer a wonderfully personal and immersive safari experience, tailored around your interests.

Karisia’s experienced Maasai and Samburu guides bring an intimate knowledge of the landscape, wildlife and culture. Laikipia supports an exceptional diversity of wildlife, including elephants, big cats, Grevy’s zebra, African wild dogs and highland hartebeest. Walking also reveals a different side of the region, from dramatic Rift Valley landscapes to archaeological remains that offer a glimpse into thousands of years of human history.

Tumaren Camp sits within a private wildlife conservancy beside a natural salt lick that regularly attracts wildlife. Seven spacious en-suite tents offer hot showers, flush toilets and views across the plains, while a 20-metre swimming pool provides a welcome place to relax after a day in the bush. Family and group tents are also available.

Activities include guided walks, game drives, camel rides, rock climbing, bush picnics and visits to nearby communities. Conservation and community are also central to the Karisia experience, with support for local employment, wildlife monitoring, habitat management and education initiatives.

Every itinerary is tailored to the guests, from a few nights at Tumaren to an extended mobile walking safari. For travellers looking for a more active and authentic way to experience Kenya, Karisia offers something genuinely different: intimate, adventurous and deeply connected to the land.

Nestled beneath the majestic slopes of Mount Kenya, this beautifully restored ranch offers an authentic African safari experience where timeless charm, breathtaking scenery, and exceptional wildlife combine to create an unforgettable escape. Originally built in the 1940s by Italian artisans, the historic ranch house has been thoughtfully renovated to accommodate up to 14 guests, with additional accommodation available on request.

Set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens, four charming guest cottages enjoy spectacular views across the vast Laikipia Plateau. Guests can relax by the inviting swimming pool, enjoy a game of tennis, stroll through the organic vegetable garden, or visit the stable yard, home to 30 well-trained safari horses. Situated at an altitude of 5,500 feet, the ranch enjoys a pleasant year-round climate and lies in a malaria-free region, making it an ideal destination for families and adventure seekers alike.

Accommodation

Accommodation is designed to offer both comfort and privacy, with four twin rooms and three double rooms, each featuring an en-suite bathroom and a private veranda overlooking the surrounding wilderness.

The spacious Family Cottage can be configured as either a two- or three-bedroom unit, comfortably accommodating up to seven guests. It includes a double bedroom with an interconnecting twin or triple room and a private bathroom with a bathtub, making it ideal for families.

For couples seeking a romantic retreat, the secluded Italian Cottage offers complete privacy within its own garden. The largest accommodation on the property, it features a spacious bedroom, walk-through dressing area, and an elegant bathroom with twin basins, a separate shower, and a luxurious bathtub.

Experiences & Activities

The ranch is home to an extraordinary diversity of wildlife, thriving across its varied habitats. Guests can encounter elephant, hippo, buffalo, lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena, giraffe, zebra, kudu, oryx, impala, warthog, and an impressive variety of birdlife, along with smaller species such as bat-eared foxes, serval cats, and genets.

Explore this remarkable landscape on expertly guided day and night game drives in custom-designed 4x4 vehicles, or experience the bush on foot with an armed professional guide. Horseback safaris offer a unique perspective, allowing guests to ride amongst the wildlife for a few hours or embark on an exhilarating multi-day horseback adventure. Cycling safaris provide another exciting way to discover the ranch while appreciating the smaller details often missed from a vehicle.

Additional activities include camel trekking, fly camping beneath the stars, fishing, waterfall jumping, river tubing, kayaking, and experiencing daily life on a working cattle ranch. As the day draws to a close, relax with sundowners around a crackling campfire in the bush or on the spectacular treehouse deck, where unforgettable African sunsets provide the perfect ending to each day.

Signature Horse Safaris

For experienced riders, extended horseback safaris can be arranged in advance. These unique journeys explore the surrounding wilderness, linking Sosian with a collection of exclusive lodges and camps, each within a half-day ride. Travelling on horseback alongside experienced guides and grooms, guests enjoy exceptional riding, abundant wildlife encounters, and the rare opportunity to experience the African bush from a truly immersive perspective.

Set beside the Ewaso Ngiro River with wonderful views towards Mount Kenya, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp offers an authentic East African safari experience in one of Kenya’s most important conservation landscapes. With elephants sometimes wandering through camp and birdsong filling the trees, nature is very much part of everyday life here.

The camp has ten spacious canvas tents, including two family tents, each with an en-suite bathroom, hot running water and everything needed for a comfortable stay. Days begin with fresh coffee and the sounds of the bush, while evenings are spent around the campfire with a drink, listening to the calls of lions across the plains.

Set within the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, the camp provides access to a rich variety of habitats and exceptional wildlife viewing. The conservancy is home to the Big Five and more than 300 bird species, but is particularly celebrated for its pioneering rhino conservation. It protects the largest population of black rhinos in East Africa and is home to the world’s last two northern white rhinos.

Safari here can extend well beyond traditional game drives. Guests can learn about the conservancy’s canine anti-poaching teams, take part in lion monitoring and discover the remarkable conservation work taking place across Ol Pejeta. There is also plenty of time simply to enjoy the wilderness, whether watching elephants pass through camp or taking in the views towards Mount Kenya.

For first-time safari travellers and experienced wildlife enthusiasts alike, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp combines superb game viewing with meaningful conservation experiences, comfortable accommodation and a genuine sense of being immersed in the African bush.

Moon's Camp is a small, owner managed tented safari camp nestled on the southern slopes of the Lolldaiga Hills, an area of rolling hills, dramatic valleys, abundant wildlife, and spectacular views. Overlooking the snow capped peaks of Mount Kenya, the camp is set deep in the bush beside a busy watering hole, offering guests an authentic and intimate safari experience in the heart of Kenya.

Every day presents a new adventure. Guests can explore the conservancy on foot across rolling hills, travel through open plains in safari vehicles, spend a night camping beneath the stars in peaceful woodland, or climb ancient rock formations in search of lions, leopards, elephants, and many other remarkable species. Those wishing to experience the rich local culture can spend time with Maasai elders, learning about leadership, courage, and tradition while gaining a deeper understanding of the people who have lived alongside this landscape for generations.

At the end of each day, guests return to camp in one of the safari converted Land Rovers, where warm hospitality and exceptional food await. At the heart of the camp is a spacious and welcoming mess tent where every meal is freshly prepared by the camp's experienced team using traditional charcoal stoves. Special dietary requirements, allergies, and children's meals are all catered for with care.

The camp features just five beautifully furnished guest tents, each overlooking the surrounding wilderness and the watering hole, where elephants, zebras, impalas, and other wildlife are regular visitors. Every tent is thoughtfully designed with a large comfortable bed, generous storage space, fresh drinking water, and solar power for lighting and charging personal devices. Hot water bottles are also provided on cooler evenings to ensure guests remain comfortable throughout the night.

Each tent includes a private ensuite bathroom complete with a hot shower, western style flushing toilet, and wash basin, allowing guests to enjoy modern comforts while remaining immersed in the natural surroundings.

Moon's Camp has been carefully designed to have as little impact on the environment as possible. The camp has been built without the use of concrete, operates entirely on solar power, and uses an environmentally responsible grey water system. The dedicated team is proudly recruited from the neighbouring communities surrounding the conservancy, ensuring that tourism directly supports local livelihoods.

As evening falls, guests gather around the campfire to share stories from the day's adventures beneath a sky filled with stars. Beautiful Kenyan made furniture, attentive service, and a peaceful atmosphere create a camp where guests feel relaxed, comfortable, and completely at home.

Wireless internet is available in the mess tent throughout each stay for those who wish to remain connected while enjoying the wilderness.

Suyian Lodge enjoys an unparalleled location anchored by the Rock Sanctuary, a dramatic formation of ancient granite boulders. Positioned on the edge of the escarpment, the lodge overlooks sweeping plains dotted with granite kopjes, with views stretching to the Ewaso Narok River and distant Mount Kenya. Sheltered and serene, the lodge offers breathtaking sunrises and a deep connection to its remarkable landscape.

Inspired by the surrounding rock formations and resilient plant life, the lodge’s curved design blends seamlessly into the environment. Its organic form mirrors the undulating ridges beyond, while interiors reflect an Afro Wabi Sabi aesthetic that celebrates natural textures, impermanence and understated luxury. Subtle cultural elements inspired by local semi nomadic communities and tones referencing iconic wildlife complete the sense of place.

Guests can tailor each day with immersive experiences including twice daily game drives, guided nature walks, horseback safaris, camel walks and working ranch tours. Cultural village visits, outdoor yoga, scenic helicopter flights and wellness treatments further enrich the experience within this conservation haven.

Family friendly in design, the lodge offers a two bedroom Family Suite with a shared lounge and private plunge pool, as well as a Triple Suite. Communal dining spaces and flexible safari activities ensure meaningful experiences for guests of all ages to enjoy together.

At Ekorian, your experience extends far beyond a traditional safari. From the moment you arrive, the Ekorian team welcomes you with genuine warmth, inviting you to discover an extraordinary corner of the natural world. Set within the breathtaking Mugie Conservancy, the camp offers a peaceful escape from the demands of everyday life and an opportunity to reconnect with nature.

Designed to deliver an authentic safari experience, Ekorian seamlessly combines luxury with sustainability, and comfort with environmental responsibility. Built using sustainably sourced local materials, the camp's innovative, eco-conscious design blends harmoniously into the surrounding landscape, allowing guests to fully immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and scents of the African wilderness.

Nestled within a tranquil walled garden in the exclusive Mugie Conservancy, Ekorian is an intimate camp featuring just six luxury tents, including two spacious family tents with adjoining annex rooms. Each tent sits on a raised wooden deck, offering the perfect balance of comfort, style, and uninterrupted views of the surrounding bush.

At the heart of the camp is the beautifully renovated mess tent, where guests can enjoy delicious meals in the inviting indoor dining area or unwind beside the cosy fireplace after a day of adventure. Every day at Ekorian offers unforgettable opportunities to explore the wilderness. Enjoy early morning and evening game drives, guided bush walks, scenic sundowners, and memorable bush dining experiences surrounded by nature.

A true highlight is Ekorian's Magical Kenya Signature Experience - kayaking alongside elephants on the Mugie Dam. This unique adventure provides an extraordinary perspective on the region's wildlife and is not to be missed. Young explorers are equally well catered for through the engaging Ekorian Explorers Kids' Club, where children can discover the fascinating wildlife, plants, and cultures that make Mugie Conservancy so special through fun, hands-on activities.

Additional activities include bird watching, volleyball, traditional archery, spear throwing, lawn games, a trampoline, and a freshwater swimming pool, ensuring there's something for guests of every age to enjoy throughout their stay.

Regarded by many as the most unique accommodation in Kenya, the property comprises four architect designed villas, each with its own distinctive aesthetic. Designed to suit couples, friends and families alike, the villas are all positioned along the mountain ridge, offering complete privacy and uninterrupted panoramic views.

The collection includes one one bedroom villa, two two bedroom villas and one three bedroom villa. Each villa features generous lounge and dining areas, as well as expansive terraces that open onto sweeping landscapes. Selected villas also include private plunge pools. Every residence is supported by a dedicated host and housekeeper, ensuring a highly personalised and seamless experience throughout each stay.

Private game drives allow guests to experience the wildlife of the 40,000 acre conservancy at close range. The area has been carefully rewilded and is now home to species such as elephant, leopard, hyena and greater kudu, as well as endangered animals including the African wild dog, Grevy’s zebra and gerenuk. It also serves as an important migration corridor, playing a vital role in the wider ecosystem of northern Kenya.

Although unfenced, the conservancy is protected around the clock by dedicated rangers, funded through a conservation fee contributed by guests. This forms part of a pioneering community based conservation initiative that ensures local communities benefit directly from protecting the land and its wildlife.

Guests often combine a stay here with a visit to the Maasai Mara, and can also enjoy guided walking experiences led by Samburu and Maasai warriors. These walks provide a deeper cultural perspective and an opportunity to explore the landscape in a more immersive and meaningful way.

Situated on the far northern escarpment at one of the highest points of the Laikipia Plateau, the property commands what many consider to be the finest views in East Africa. From every villa, guests can take in sweeping vistas of Mount Kenya, alongside the sacred mountain of Ololokwe, the Matthews Range and the Karisia Hills.

To ensure an exceptional experience, each stay includes a private team comprising a guide, host, housekeeper and night askari. Guests also enjoy exclusive use of a private game viewing vehicle and full access to the conservancy, an expansive wilderness nearly three times the size of Manhattan, where the sense of privacy and exclusivity is absolute.

Family founded and owner run, Sirikoi is an exclusive yet charming retreat that blends refined luxury with a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere. Intimate in scale, the lodge features four luxury tents, the elegant Sirikoi Cottage, and the private Sirikoi House, each thoughtfully positioned along spring fed streams and wetlands that attract abundant wildlife day and night.

Every accommodation is spacious and beautifully designed, with unique décor that reflects both comfort and sophistication. Guests enjoy private sitting areas, Victorian bathtubs, rain showers, fireplaces, and secluded decks, perfect for quietly observing elephants bathing, zebra and buffalo grazing, giraffes wandering past, and a rich variety of birdlife.

At the heart of the Sirikoi experience lies its natural waterhole and wetlands, a constant hub of wildlife activity. Elephants, giraffes, zebra, gazelle, and countless birds gather here daily to drink, rest, and play. Overlooking this scene is the lodge’s main deck, one of its most cherished spaces. With Kenya’s mild year round climate, all meals are served alfresco, making every breakfast, lunch, and dinner an immersive safari experience. By day, it is ideal for relaxed, armchair game viewing; by night, guests gather for drinks around the fire before dining beneath a canopy of stars.

The nearby main lounge seamlessly combines luxury with authenticity. Adorned with African art and textiles, striking bronze wildlife sculptures, and handcrafted furniture from the Sirikoi workshop, it also houses heirlooms and fascinating artifacts collected by the family over four generations in Kenya.

Nestled among acacia trees, Sirikoi’s infinity pool overlooks sweeping wetlands and savannah. Cool and inviting under the midday sun, it is equally suited for a refreshing morning swim or a leisurely afternoon unwind. Heated for comfort on cooler days and complemented by sunbeds and fresh towels, it offers a tranquil pause between safari adventures. Guests staying at Sirikoi House also enjoy the exclusivity of their own private pool.

Bateleur Camp offers timeless views across the boundless plains of the Masai Mara, known to the Maasai as the spotted land. The savanna surrounding the camp is dotted with distinctive balanites trees and opens onto uninterrupted grassy plains. Guests can relax on the private deck of their tent, beside the swimming pool, enjoy a wellness treatment or sip a cocktail at the G and T bar.

Located on a private concession, the camp offers exclusive experiences including breakfasts in the wild, sundowners in open landscapes, bush dinners under star filled skies, guided bush walks and memorable safari game drives with abundant wildlife.

Evoking the romance of Kenyan safaris of the 1920s and 1930s, Bateleur Camp is an intimate and elegant tented retreat set among forest at the edge of the Masai Mara. Each camp features nine Luxury Tents, including a Luxury Family Tent, ideal for couples, families and multigenerational travel. Personalised Kenyan hospitality, daily tailored experiences and thoughtful touches such as Swarovski Optik binoculars and a safari theatre elevate every stay.

The Luxury Tents are classically styled with handcrafted artefacts, fine antiques and Chesterfield sofas. Each tent includes an ensuite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers, a star bath with sky views, a spacious private deck with a daybed overlooking the plains, and a personal bar and coffee station.

Discover an exclusive safari experience where exceptional wildlife encounters, luxurious accommodation, and authentic hospitality come together in one of Africa's most iconic wilderness destinations.

Game viewing is outstanding throughout the year, with remarkable sightings of lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, and an abundance of other wildlife often visible directly from your private veranda. From July to October, witness the spectacular Great Migration as more than two million wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle move across the plains. The quieter "Secret Season" from January to March offers its own rewards, with lush landscapes, clear skies, short grass, and an abundance of newborn wildlife.

At the heart of the camp, the elegant Mess Tent overlooks the riverbank, providing a welcoming space to unwind with delicious home-cooked cuisine and refreshing drinks. Enjoy memorable al fresco dining around the campfire, beneath ancient sycamore fig trees on a secluded island, or under a canopy of stars. Warm, attentive service and genuine safari hospitality ensure every moment is unforgettable.

Accommodation comprises four beautifully appointed luxury safari tents, each featuring a super king-size bed, private sitting area, veranda, en-suite bathroom, high-pressure hot and cold running water, Wi-Fi, and charging facilities. For families or those seeking additional space and privacy, the Luxury Suite offers two spacious en-suite bedrooms on an elevated deck with sweeping views across the picturesque Offbeat Valley.

This wildlife-rich region is renowned for its vast herds of plains game and exceptional predator sightings. The famous Offbeat Pride has been monitored by expert local Maasai guides for generations, whose unrivalled knowledge and deep connection to the land provide fascinating insights into the area's wildlife and culture.

Guests enjoy a range of included safari experiences, from unlimited day and night game drives to guided bush walks that reveal the smaller wonders of the ecosystem. Cultural visits to Maasai villages, local markets, and schools offer meaningful connections with the local community, while unique experiences such as running with the Maasai, bush breakfasts, picnic lunches, sundowners, and romantic dinners beneath the African sky create lasting memories. For an unforgettable perspective, a hot air balloon safari offers breathtaking views of the endless plains at sunrise.

Deep in the wild heart of Kenya’s Mara Triangle, Angama Safari Camp offers an intimate and exclusive take on the classic safari experience. Set in one of the best areas for witnessing the Great Migration between July and September, the camp puts you close to the action while retaining a sense of privacy, comfort and understated style.

Designed for just eight guests, the four spacious en-suite tents combine the romance of the Golden Age of safari with thoughtful modern comforts. Positioned to make the most of the light, breeze and sweeping views, each tent features an extra-king-size bed, dressing room, double bucket showers and separate WC, with wildlife and the Mara plains always close at hand.

The camp’s private team, including two dedicated safari guides, ensures a highly personalised experience, with no shared vehicles or fixed schedules. During Migration Season, its mobile nature allows the camp to follow the action, placing you in an excellent position for the famous Mara River crossings. With the camp inside the Mara Triangle, you can also enjoy longer game-viewing hours and return easily for lunch, a siesta or sunset drinks.

Angama Safari Camp is safari at its most intimate: exclusive, beautifully considered and immersed in the extraordinary wildlife of the Mara.

Kichwa Tembo Tented Camp offers a contemporary safari experience infused with the romance and nostalgia of the Masai Mara. Steeped in classical safari style, the camp has a warm family feel where authentic Kenyan hospitality shines. The generously sized swimming pool is set among trees and lawns with sweeping views, while the split level dining area, centred around an interactive kitchen and vegetable garden, makes cuisine an integral part of the safari experience.

With 40 spacious guest tents, a rim flow lodge pool overlooking the plains, and expansive guest areas, the camp is well suited to groups, families and special gatherings, as well as couples seeking privacy and comfort. Exclusive dining locations and secluded spaces allow couples to enjoy intimate moments, while the attentive team can tailor celebrations, menus and events when arranged in advance.

Situated on a private concession on the western edge of the Masai Mara National Reserve in the Mara Triangle, the most wildlife rich part of the ecosystem, the camp lies at the base of the Oloololo Escarpment near the iconic filming location of Out of Africa. Guests enjoy magnificent views across the plains, frequent wildlife sightings from camp, and the rare opportunity to join guided bush walks not permitted within the national reserve.

Nestled within the 74,000-acre private Mara North Conservancy, Offbeat Mara Camp offers an exclusive safari experience in one of Africa's most wildlife-rich landscapes. Access to the conservancy is limited to member camps, ensuring exceptional game viewing with minimal vehicle traffic and strict wildlife-viewing etiquette. The result is an authentic, uncrowded safari that is becoming increasingly rare.

Offbeat Mara Camp redefines the classic safari camp with exceptional guiding, warm hospitality, outstanding cuisine, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes every guest feel at home.

The camp features just seven spacious safari tents, preserving its intimate and personalised character. Accommodation includes five double/twin tents and two family tents, each thoughtfully positioned to maximise privacy and sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness.

Every tent offers:

* En-suite bathroom with flushing toilet and traditional hot safari shower

* Private veranda overlooking the bush

* Wi-Fi and charging facilities

* Comfortable furnishings designed to blend seamlessly with the natural environment

At the heart of the camp is the welcoming mess tent, featuring a well-stocked bar, elegant dining area, comfortable lounge, cosy fireplace, and a tranquil forest deck where guests can relax between safari activities.

The Mara North Conservancy is renowned for its extraordinary wildlife, offering some of the finest game viewing in Africa. The area is home to abundant predators, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs, making it a dream destination for wildlife photographers.

The resident Offbeat Pride of lions is particularly famous, and the camp's experienced guides have followed these lions for over two decades. Their intimate knowledge of individual animals and their histories provides guests with fascinating insights and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

Guests can enjoy a range of exceptional safari experiences, including:

* Unlimited daytime game drives

* Evening game drives

* Guided bush walks

* Cultural visits to local Maasai villages and markets

* Scenic sundowners in the bush

* Bush breakfasts and dinners

* Hot air balloon safaris (additional cost)

* Guided runs across the plains with Maasai warriors for active travellers

Whether you're seeking thrilling wildlife encounters, cultural immersion, or simply the serenity of the African wilderness, Offbeat Mara Camp delivers an intimate and unforgettable safari experience in the heart of the Maasai Mara.

Set among the trees overlooking the Talek River in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve, Rekero Camp enjoys an exceptional position close to one of the Great Migration’s most dramatic river crossings. From the camp’s expansive deck, guests can watch wildebeest brave the waters as crocodiles wait below, with the migration typically passing through between July and October.

The camp has nine spacious safari tents, each blending naturally into the surrounding landscape and featuring an en-suite bathroom with hot-water shower and private veranda. Days begin with coffee overlooking the river, while evenings are spent enjoying sundowners as hippos grunt below.

Recently rebuilt, Rekero’s lounge, dining area and deck provide a comfortable setting from which to enjoy the sights and sounds of the Mara. With a reputation for warm hospitality and a high number of returning guests, the camp offers a relaxed and personal safari experience.

Beyond the migration, Rekero provides excellent year-round wildlife viewing. The surrounding reserve supports abundant resident game, including lions, leopards, hyenas and servals, making every game drive an opportunity for memorable encounters.

With its prime riverfront location, superb wildlife and front-row position for the Great Migration, Rekero Camp is an excellent choice for travellers wanting to experience the Masai Mara at its most dramatic.

Set beneath towering trees on a lush peninsula along the Talek River, Basecamp Masai Mara offers a distinctive blend of safari adventure, cultural immersion and responsible tourism. Located on the edge of the Masai Mara National Reserve, the camp provides an opportunity to experience this iconic wilderness through the eyes of the Maasai people who call it home.

Operated in partnership with local Maasai neighbours, Basecamp offers meaningful opportunities to learn about traditional savannah life and the community’s role in protecting the Mara ecosystem. Guests can visit the nearby village, meet local people and gain a deeper understanding of Maasai culture and the conservation work that supports both communities and wildlife.

The camp’s 17 river-facing tents, including two family units, have been recently refurbished and combine classic safari style with modern comfort. Each features a comfortable bed, en-suite bathroom and private veranda overlooking the Talek River and the plains beyond. The two family tents have separate sleeping areas and a shared bathroom, making them particularly well suited to families.

Wildlife is part of everyday life at Basecamp, with monkeys and birds in the surrounding trees and views across the river into the reserve. Resident Maasai guides bring a valuable local perspective to game drives and other activities, enriching wildlife encounters with knowledge of the land, its people and its traditions.

More than a place to see the Big Five, Basecamp Masai Mara offers a deeper connection to the Mara. It is a safari shaped by wildlife, culture and conservation, where the experiences and connections stay with you long after you leave.

Set on a quiet, forested bend of the Talek River, just steps from the Masai Mara National Reserve, Basecamp Adventure is an intimate tented camp offering a simple, soulful and deeply immersive safari experience.

With just six spacious canvas tents, the camp is ideal for travellers seeking authenticity, space and a closer connection with nature. Surrounded by riverine forest and open savannah, wildlife is never far away, with animals often coming to drink at the river below.

The camp’s understated design allows the landscape to take centre stage. Each tent is comfortably furnished in warm, earthy tones, with twin or double beds, bio-flush toilets, solar-heated showers and a private terrace overlooking the river and plains. The relaxed atmosphere makes it easy to slow down and enjoy the Mara at your own pace.

Basecamp Adventure also offers a deeper connection to the region through community and conservation experiences. Guests can walk with local guides, visit Maasai community projects and learn about grassroots efforts to protect this remarkable ecosystem.

For travellers looking for something beyond a conventional luxury safari, Basecamp Adventure combines adventure, cultural insight and meaningful encounters with nature. It is a place to experience the Masai Mara rather than simply observe it.

Perched high on the Oloololo Escarpment above Kenya’s legendary Maasai Mara, Angama Mara enjoys one of the most spectacular settings in East Africa. Rising 1,000 feet above the plains, the lodge offers sweeping views across the Mara, with every suite positioned to make the most of the extraordinary landscape.

Spread across two kopjes, the elegant Tented Suites combine contemporary comfort with understated safari style. Each spacious 100-square-metre suite features floor-to-ceiling glass fronts, polished parquet floors and classic canvas details, with uninterrupted views from the bedroom, bathroom and sitting area. Private decks provide the perfect place for in-tent dining, a massage or simply watching the changing light across the plains.

A nearby kopje is the famous filming location for scenes from Out of Africa, adding an extra layer of romance to an already remarkable setting. The lodge itself sits within 700 hectares of private land, including indigenous forest and abundant resident wildlife, and borders the Mara Triangle.

With a private road providing direct access to the reserve, guests can be game viewing within around ten minutes. The combination of exceptional wildlife, spectacular scenery and a wonderfully exclusive setting makes Angama Mara much more than a place to stay.

From sunrise over the savannah to the golden light of evening, Angama Mara is a lodge defined by its sense of place; where the beauty of the Mara is not simply something you see, but something you feel.

Since 1990, Offbeat Riding Safaris has earned an outstanding reputation for delivering exceptional mobile horseback safaris through some of Kenya's most spectacular wildlife regions. Riding alongside elephant, lion, and buffalo, or galloping across open plains with wildebeest and zebra, offers an unforgettable and truly immersive safari experience. For experienced riders, there is no finer way to discover Kenya than from the back of a fit, responsive, and expertly trained horse.

Our safaris explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Masai Mara, Amboseli, and Laikipia, with routes carefully selected to showcase the best wildlife and scenery each region has to offer. Guests travel with a traditional mobile tented safari camp that moves with the ride, supported by a logistics team using a lorry and Land Rovers. This authentic style of travel captures the true spirit of an African safari.

Wildlife is abundant throughout our riding areas, and every safari is led by knowledgeable guides with extensive experience of animal behaviour, ensuring both an exciting and responsible wildlife encounter.

Set Departure Rides – Masai Mara & Laikipia

Our popular seven-night scheduled riding safaris run throughout the year and accommodate up to 12 experienced riders. These departures are ideal for individuals, couples, or small groups looking to join a shared adventure.

Lodge-to-Lodge Rides

For guests seeking greater comfort, we offer bespoke lodge-to-lodge riding safaris, combining unforgettable riding with the luxury of Kenya's finest safari lodges.

Tailor-Made Rides

Private groups can enjoy fully customised riding safaris of five nights or more, designed around individual interests, preferred pace, and chosen destinations, creating a unique and personalised Kenyan horseback safari.

The landscape of the Masai Mara stretches across vast plains, alive with movement and rich in wildlife. This remarkable environment offers an ever changing scene where lions and buffalo call at dawn, and herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles roam freely. Beneath a wide canopy of stars, the wilderness invites a deep connection with nature through its sights, sounds, and rhythms.

Set at the edge of this extraordinary setting, Mara Bushtops provides a refined retreat designed for those seeking both adventure and tranquillity. Located within a private conservancy bordering the Masai Mara, the camp overlooks a natural salt lick that attracts a steady flow of wildlife, allowing guests to observe animals without leaving the comfort of the camp.

The camp combines environmental awareness with modern comfort. It is designed to use natural resources responsibly, including solar energy, while offering spacious and elegantly furnished tents that open onto sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. Each tent includes a private deck where guests can relax and watch wildlife, as well as an outdoor sunken tub for quiet moments of rest.

Experiences at the camp range from peaceful relaxation to exhilarating exploration. Guests may enjoy time on their private veranda or gather at sunset for a drink delivered by attentive staff. Guided game drives provide close encounters with wildlife, led by experienced guides in specially equipped vehicles. These excursions can take place at sunrise, during the day, or after dark, offering a rare opportunity to experience the wilderness in different ways.

Through its setting, design, and experiences, the camp offers a space where guests can reconnect with nature, with time, and with a deeper sense of place.

Saruni Samburu is a deluxe, design-forward lodge nestled in Kenya’s wild north. It is the only lodge located within the Kalama Conservancy - a community-owned wildlife reserve that borders the renowned Samburu National Reserve. With access to 200,000 acres of pristine wilderness, guests can explore this breathtaking landscape in total exclusivity.

Perched on a dramatic rocky outcrop, the lodge features six open and spacious villas, each offering uninterrupted views across Kenya’s Northern Frontier District, with Mount Kenya visible in the distance.

Samburu is a unique and rewarding wildlife destination, home to rare endemic species, healthy predator populations, and large herds of elephants. The Ewaso Nyiro River winds through this arid land, sustaining the diverse wildlife that calls it home.

From arrival to departure, guests are guided by proud Samburu warriors, whose deep connection to the land and rich cultural heritage create an immersive and authentic experience. Learn directly from them about age-old customs, traditional wisdom, and the Samburu way of life.

The combination of raw, untouched landscapes, vibrant local culture, refined comfort, and heartfelt hospitality makes Saruni Samburu not just a getaway, but a truly transformative journey.

Set above a dry riverbed in the Sera Wildlife Conservancy, Saruni Rhino blends naturally into the rugged Samburu landscape. Shaded by doum palms and acacias, the camp overlooks a natural gathering point where wildlife comes to search for water and minerals, offering a wonderful opportunity to observe the rhythms of the bush.

The camp’s greatest attraction is its walking experiences, particularly rhino tracking on foot. Local Samburu guides are expert trackers, reading footprints and other subtle signs to locate endangered black rhinos in their natural habitat. Guided walks, tracking lessons and starlit bush dinners add to the sense of adventure and connection with the landscape.

Saruni Rhino forms part of a pioneering conservation initiative in Sera, where rhinos are protected through community-led conservation and tourism provides employment and sustainable benefits to local communities.

Just four rustic bandas are spaced along the riverbed, each built from stone with a thatched roof, canvas doors and windows, flushing toilet, hot and cold running water and a natural stone shower. Their small scale also makes the camp ideal for exclusive use by families or groups.

Remote, intimate and wonderfully authentic, Saruni Rhino offers something very different from a traditional safari. Here, the emphasis is on walking, tracking and connecting with the landscape, with conservation at the heart of the experience.

Set within the spectacular Namunyak Community Conservancy, Sarara Camp offers an authentic wilderness experience surrounded by 850,000 acres of protected landscape and the dramatic Mathews Mountain Range. The camp features six spacious ensuite tents, each with uninterrupted views and solar heated outdoor showers. Two tents are connected by a private path, making them ideal for families.

For those seeking complete privacy, the exclusive two bedroom Sarara House offers a plunge pool, private dining, generous living spaces, and sweeping views across the wilderness.

Inspired by the earthy colours and textures of northern Kenya, the camp's interiors reflect the region's rich heritage while providing understated comfort. Wildlife is never far away, with animals regularly passing the tents and gathering at the nearby waterhole, which can be enjoyed from the dining area and infinity pool.

Guests are immersed in the culture of the Samburu people through exceptional cuisine, local traditions, and meaningful cultural experiences. Their pioneering conservation efforts have transformed Namunyak into one of Kenya's most important wildlife sanctuaries, home to elephants, leopards, Reticulated Giraffe, Grévy's Zebra, wild dogs, kudu, the distinctive gerenuk, and an abundance of birdlife.