Nairobi, Kenya
Nairobi is complex and cosmopolitan — a mille-feuille of many layers of social and historical dynamics. You’ll also be minutes from attractions like the Giraffe Center and Nairobi National Park.
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Conservation and wildlife drama define this journey — from the Mara's legendary predator action and wildebeest spectacle to rhino tracking in Laikipia, with chimpanzee encounters, and vast, uncrowded conservancies.
Nairobi is complex and cosmopolitan — a mille-feuille of many layers of social and historical dynamics. You’ll also be minutes from attractions like the Giraffe Center and Nairobi National Park.
Perfect your camera shot at Kicheche Bush Camp in the exclusive Olare Motorogi Conservancy, a photographer’s paradise by the Masai Mara. As dusk settles over the savanna, retreat to your tent after a day exploring one of Kenya’s most wildlife-rich areas.
Wildlife roams right through this classic streamside camp in prime game-viewing country. Explore on game drives and guided bush walks, immerse yourself in Maasai village culture, then rise at dawn for a hot air balloon ride over the savanna for extraordinary aerial perspectives.
This eco-award-winning tented camp sits at the edge of indigenous forest in Ol Pejeta Conservancy — home to Kenya's largest black rhino population and the chance to visit the planet's last two Northern white rhinos (females).
“Land stays wild when the people living beside it are better off with the wildlife than without it.”
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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.
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