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The golden age of safari, kept alive — romance, elegance, and a family who has guided the Mara for a century.
The land that inspired Pride Rock — now a frontline sanctuary for Africa's last rhino.
Set picturesquely on the eastern end of Borana Conservancy under the shade of an acacia forest, you will find Fuzz’s Camp.
This stone-and-thach camp is owned and operated by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and named after an orphaned elephant who they rescued in 2010.
Set in Shela village, Jannah was inspired by both its surrounding marine backdrop as well as the bespoke imaginings of its sister property Eden in Nairobi.
Lewa House is located in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013. Set on top of a hill with panoramic views, the outpost overlooks the sacred mountain of the Samburu—Ol Lolokwe.
Set in an acacia forest, Mara Expedition sits on a small bend of the Ntiakitiak River, for an intimate and secluded Masai Mara experience.
Imagine a camp set right in the heart of some of the greatest apex predator country in all of Africa. This is Mara Plains.
The Nay Palad Bird Nest could be Kenya’s most sensational safari experience yet.
The family owned and operated Ol Malo is a ranch and wildlife sanctuary in Kenya’s wild Northern Laikipia Province, the heartland of the Samburu tribe.
Reteti House is the perfect perch from which to explore the northern frontier and support and experience the vital conservation work of the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary.
Campi ya Kanzi, meaning "Camp of the Hidden Treasure" in Kiswahili, is an award-winning ecolodge in Hemingway's Green Hills of Africa, offering a peaceful retreat from the modern world.
Bordering the Giraffe Sanctuary forest in Langata, Nairobi, Eden is a four-acre property offering a genuine glimpse into one family's Kenyan home, history, and adventures.
With six stylish bedrooms in an exclusive-use home, you’re guaranteed complete privacy. The property sleeps 12 guests with the capacity to also accommodate a private guide or pilot.
Touting itself as a “no shoes, no news” experience, Manda Bay is a charming boutique lodge set on the warm, languid waters of the Indian Ocean and an idyllic escape into paradise.
This exclusive-use retreat trades safari convention for soulful artistic style, with tree-nestled suites, designer interiors, and total seclusion.
Nestled under the canopy of umbrella thorn trees in the great plains of the Naboisho Conservancy lies Mara Nyika Camp—offering unlimited inspiration of exploration and adventure.
Richard’s Camp is one of those iconic outposts that evokes the safaris of a bygone era.
With a complete commitment to conservation and its roots, Sarara is home to Kenya’s second-largest elephant population and is owned and managed by the local Samburu community.
Sail the Amazon aboard Aqua Nera, where luxury meets adventure. Enjoy gourmet Peruvian cuisine, expert-led wildlife excursions, and cultural experiences for a journey that blends modern comfort with the untamed beauty of the rainforest.
Tangulia is the only camp in the Maasai Mara reserve area that is entirely locally owned and run.
Umani, like all of Sheldrick Wildlife Trust’s camps, focuses on helping vulnerable orphaned animals reintegrate into the wild and reclaim their place in nature.
Tucked into one the of the few remaining corners of wild Africa, ol Donyo sits on Mbirikani Ranch, which is collectively owned by 4,000 Maasai tribes people.
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