The Emakoko | Nairobi National Park
The Emakoko is the perfect place to start or finish a safari. You are in the bush and on safari within 30 minutes of leaving the airport, and you avoid the notorious Nairobi traffic. (Except for flights arriving between 01.00 -05.00, when there is no access to the National Park). Moreover, it is one of the few places nowadays where you are likely to see Rhino, one of the Big 5.
The Emakoko is a family owned and managed lodge. Emma and Anthony Childs have run lodges in some of the wildest and most beautiful parts of Kenya.
The Lodge is situated on 15 acres of land bordering the National Park, a twenty-bed luxury lodge artfully built into the side of a valley on the Mbagathi River, which borders the Nairobi National Park. Entrance to it is through the park, which is an ideal way to escape the Nairobi traffic.
Great care has been taken to incorporate the beautiful fig trees which grow on the cliff where the lodge is situated. All rooms look straight over the river and into the Park. There are 10 luxury classic safari cottages set on a hillside overlooking the Mbagathi River and with the city of Nairobi not able to be seen. The cottages are very spacious, and have a veranda with a view of the river and ravine below; feature fireplace with fire lit on request; large integrated bathrooms with his and hers, walk in shower and a bath tub with a view. Rooms are double or twin, and are very
large and can comfortably take 2 extra beds. There is a Pool, with a deck and sun beds and barbecue and curry area/pizza oven.
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With only 10 rooms The Emakoko offers an exclusive and personal environment for our guests to enjoy. Five rooms are situated at the main level and five built into the cliff face higher up. The climb to the upper rooms is worth it for the spectacular views
A 2 bedroom house with private swimming pool, bar, dining room, satellite television and exclusive guide and vehicle allocated.
Property Facilities
Bar, Barbeque Facilities, Internet Access, Malaria Free, Pool, Secure Parking, Skype Phones, Spa, Vegetarian
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Disabled Rooms, Dressing Gowns, Fireplace, Lounge Area, Pure Cotton Linen, Safe, Shower, Smoking Rooms, Tea / Coffee, Verandah
Available Services
24-hour Security, Credit Card Facilities, Disability, Meal on Request, Room Service
Activities on Site
Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Massages, Safaris
Activities Nearby
Animal Encounters, Bird Watching, Child Friendly Activities, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Golf, Helicopter Rides, Museums, Safaris
Take a game drives into one of the most unique game parks in the World, the Nairobi National Park.
Visits to see the orphaned elephants. Born from one family’s passion for Kenya and its wilderness, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is today the most successful orphan-elephant rescue and rehabilitation program in the world and one of the pioneering conservation organisations for wildlife and habitat protection in East Africa.
https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/
Founded in 1979 as a core breeding centre of the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe it further escalated its conservation efforts in 1983, opening up an outstanding environmental education centre. Take a tour around the Centre and feed the giraffes.
Nairobi is just around the corner for those who need to get last minute items. Although our boutique is fully stocked, we would be happy to take you to any of the local shopping areas in Nairobi. Our driver guides are not only wildlife specialists, they also understand the art of bargaining.
An interesting project to deter large predators such as lion, leopard, hyena and cheetah, from killing livestock held in enclosures. This simple project was invented by an 11-year-old boy, Richard Turere whose family and neighbors were faced with predator incursions and livestock depredation on almost a daily basis in Kitengela (an area bordering the Nairobi National Park).
The ‘anti predator’ scheme involved a solar lighting system which charges batteries during the day and at night powers lights around the homestead. The lights are low power LED’s which flash continually throughout the night and have so far proved to be a great success. A study was carried out on this scheme and predator attacks and so far homesteads which this lighting scheme have not had one single predatory attack since their implementation.
The Emakoko has purchased twenty two units which have been given to 10 homes in the area – and so far those households have not been attacked. There are however more homes which desperately need these and if you would like to make a donation towards one of these units the community would be very grateful. The cost per unit to buy and install is $240.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Emakoko garden and Netty’s (daughter of Anton and Emma) tree project. Starting with just a handful, the garden has grown to over 3,500 seedlings! The trees are donated throughout Nairobi to anyone who would like to start their own Shamba (garden), and contribute to the reafforestation of Nairobi and the surrounding suburbs.
Enjoy a massage from the comfort of your room (additional cost - paid directly). Feel your jetlag dissipate as you listen to the animal sounds of Nairobi National Park.
Your Stay
1 Night
Full Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, Lunch and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
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Spoken Languages: English, Swahili
No. Rooms: 12
Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Flora, Gourmet, History & Culture, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Shopping, Star Gazing, Wildlife
Campi ya Kanzi | Chyulu Hills National Park
Nestled in Hemingway's Green Hills of Africa - the Chyulu Hills - with Mt. Kilimanjaro as backdrop, Campi ya Kanzi ("Camp of the Hidden Treasure") sits next to Tsavo West National Park.
We pioneered regenerative luxury safari tourism: genuine Maasai partnership, conservation-funded operations, and award-winning sustainability. First lodge in Kenya to earn Gold Eco-Rating from Ecotourism Kenya, plus Tourism for Tomorrow and Eco-Warrior Awards. Featured by National Geographic; supported by actor and conservationist Edward Norton, President of our US Board.
100% solar-powered with electric safari vehicles including Electric Land Rover Defender and Rivian R1T - the world's first electric safari truck. Our conservation model protects 400,000 acres of Maasai wilderness while creating meaningful community benefit.
Six luxury tented cottages and two tented suites accommodate 16 guests. Private guided safaris across diverse landscapes with abundant wildlife. Authentic Maasai cultural immersion - not performance, but genuine partnership with the people who own and staff the camp.
This isn't just a safari. It's conservation in action, community empowerment, and Africa at its most authentic.
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The classic safari experience under canvas. Enjoy the luxury of a comfortable bed, a full en-suite bathroom, and a gorgeous view from your private veranda. The tented cottage features a coffee station and WiFi. Make yourself at home in the midst of stunning wilderness.
For the ultimate safari in comfort, try one of our two tented suites. More spacious than our tented cottages, each suite features a large bed, an expansive en-suite bathroom, a full cabinet/dresser set for two, an indoor seating area, a coffee station, WiFi, and a covered veranda for viewing the amazing wildlife at our watering hole.
Property Facilities
Accept Credit Cards, Communal Dining, Internet Access (Complimentary), Library, Malaria Free, Vegetarian
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Bath, Bed Linen, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, En Suite Bathroom, Ensuite, Hairdryer, Hand Towels, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Facilities, Laundry Service (Available), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Lounge Area, Mosquito Nets, Pure Cotton Linen, Queen Bed, Safe, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Twin Bed, Verandah
Available Services
24-hour Security, Credit Card Facilities, Foreign Exchange, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Meal on Request, Private Vehicle (Available)
Activities on Site
Big 5, Bird Watching, Fine Dining, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Garden Tours, Gourmet Picnic, High Tea, Horse Riding, Massages, Safaris, Scenic Flights, Sleep Outs, Walks (Guided), Wildlife Tours
Activities Nearby
Animal Encounters, Bird Watching, Child Friendly Activities, Cultural Tours, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Garden Tours, Helicopter Scenic Flights, Hiking, Scenic Flights, Walks (Guided)
At Campi ya Kanzi you will have the unique experience of enjoying game drives like on a magic carpet!
Thanks to our partnership with Rivian, we have a custom made Rivian Safari EV, zero emissions thanks to our photovoltaic system, and zero sounds! It is simply magnificent to move silently, and ecologically, within wilderness and next to wildlife, hearing birds, insects, and simply feeling integrated in Nature.
We also have two electric Land Rovers
With us you can do more than just stretch your legs, you can walk for days. Stroll down through the foothills to the granite-topped outcroppings at the edge of the savannah and climb up for a view of the Savannah.
Take a longer day hike across the hills and plains, accompanied by your experienced Maasai scouts, learning to read the signs of the animals and hearing how the landscape was formed, crossing over ancient lava flows and ending in a tented camp under a baobab tree for the night. Or, best of all, take the rarest of walks up into the Green Hills and through the Chyulu Cloud Forest: wild forest hogs, rare Turaco birds, huge silver-cheeked Hornbills, antelope, elephant…all under the cool shade of giant strangler fig trees that rival the strangest most mystical trees in the world.
Should you wish to fly over the Snows of Kilimanjaro or The Green Hills of Africa (the Chyulu Hills) or over the magnificent wilderness of Tsavo West and/or Amboseli National Parks, in search of elephants, our commercial pilot will be delighted to assist.
Flying next to the highest mountain of Africa is amazing: you will see the snowy peaks, the forests, the valleys of the old lava flows.
At sunrise, and with a pinkish dawn embracing the Mountain, we will fly next to Mawenzi – the second highest peak, then toward Kibo, Kilimanjaro’s highest peak We will see the Shira Plateau, and in distance Mt. Meru.
You will feel like the first pilots experiencing pioneering flying over Africa. Being so close to Kilimanjaro is fascinating.
We remain in the Kenyan airspace and we fly just 5 miles from the peak: very impressive!
We will come back toward the Chyulu Hills, flying low level in search of the elephants, which we see most of the time.
After landing, a table will be waiting for you in the savanna, with a fabulous vista of the mountain where you just flew over.
A champagne breakfast, in the savanna, with eggs and bacon cooked on a bush fire… Do not miss the experience of a life time!
Flying early morning is extremely comfortable; the air is not moving and you will have an incredibly smooth flight.
Imagine Mount Kilimanjaro wrapped in a soft, purple light with the snow on top reflecting the first sun of the morning. Listen to Africa as she wakes up at dawn. Birds are singing, zebras are snorting, and the wind is whistling through the acacias.
You are in the middle of it all, riding a horse through a herd of hartebeest. This magical experience will remain with you forever.
After your ride, raise a toast to the great greatdoors as you sip champagne at a peaceful bush breakfast.
A unique and magical cave experience...
Dining below the Earth’s surface in a lava tube lined with flaming torches, dimly lit lanterns, and local Maasai? Guests at Campi ya Kanzi have the opportunity to do just that!
Start your evening with a leisurely and scenic walk for approximately 40 minutes from Campi ya Kanzi. Your guide will lead you through the vast beautiful plains of the Chyulu an excellent time for bird watching, viewing fresh lion paw prints, and learning about the grazing practices of the Maasai in the area. As you approach the cave enjoy a surprise Maasai traditional dance by with a backdrop of the sunset and the hills.
It is not an easy venture to truly capture the essence of the warm and calming energy of the cave. The lighting from the lanterns and the candles combined with the darkness of the cave contribute to a relaxing and spiritual inner and out-of-body experience. One that cannot simply be captured through an image.
Immerse yourself in the heart of authentic Maasai culture with a visit to a traditional Maasai village, guided by Maasai guides like Pashiet, Parashi, and Matasha, who has helped create the lodge and who proudly call these lands home. As you step into the village, be greeted by warm smiles and the rhythmic melodies of traditional songs, marking the beginning of a vibrant journey into the rich heritage of the Maasai people. Engage directly with the community as they invite you to share in their daily lives and centuries-old traditions. Marvel at the intricate artistry of beadwork, feel the energy of the rhythmic jumps in the Maasai dance, and listen to captivating stories passed down through generations.
Each interaction offers a genuine glimpse into the deep-rooted respect the Maasai hold for their land and its wildlife. This immersive cultural exchange transcends a mere visit; it fosters a profound connection to a resilient culture, providing insights as enduring as the vast landscape itself.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Amboseli National Park on a day trip that promises unforgettable vistas and wildlife encounters. Begin your adventure with the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro as the backdrop, providing a stunning setting for photography. Traverse the beautiful landscape to find vibrant flamingo flocks wading in the shallow waters, painting a striking contrast against the serene plains. Amidst this picturesque scenery, watch herds of majestic elephants roam freely, showcasing their gentle might. Amboseli's panoramic views and rich biodiversity offer a quintessential Kenyan safari experience, perfect for nature lovers seeking a day filled with awe and wonder.
Spend an unforgettable day in Tsavo, Kenya's largest and oldest national park, renowned for its vast landscapes and rugged beauty. Begin your journey under the expansive African sky, where the untouched wilderness stretches as far as the eye can see. Explore the rolling volcanic hills and sweeping savannahs, dotted with acacias and baobabs and framed by distant mountains. Witness the diverse wildlife that calls this ancient terrain home, from the iconic Tsavo lions, with their unique fine manes, to large herds of elephants bathing in red-earthed waterholes. Tsavo offers a profound connection to the wild, a place where nature's past and present merge in a timeless dance of life and survival. The diversity is stunning: our record is 29 mammals species in a day!
Indulge in the ultimte safari experience: a sleep-out night on a waterhole platform at the Rhino Sanctuary in Tsavo. As the sun sets over the African savanna, find yourself perched atop a secure platform, surrounded by the serenity of nature. With the distant rumble of wildlife echoing in the night, immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance under the vast African sky. Gaze upon the twinkling stars as they paint a breathtaking canvas above, while the gentle breeze whispers through the trees. As darkness falls, listen to the symphony of nocturnal sounds, from the distant calls of wildlife to the rustle of leaves in the wind. Elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, will come drinking in turns.This unforgettable experience offers a rare opportunity to connect intimately with the wilderness, making memories to last a lifetime.
Your Stay
3 Nights
Full Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, Lunch and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
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Spoken Languages: English, Swahili
No. Rooms: 8
Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Flora, Hiking, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife, Wine
Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli | Amboseli National Park
Amboseli is best known for its unrivalled views of Kilimanjaro and the local elephant population. There are over 1000 elephants in the park’s eco-system, featuring some of the largest in Africa. Elewana Tortilis Camp is situated in one of Amboseli's areas of Acacia Tortilis woodland, with the majestic backdrop of Africa's highest mountain, and the World’s highest free-standing mountain, snow-capped Kilimanjaro. Game drives, walks, sundowners and bush meals take place both inside the park and within a private 30,000-acre game concession. The tents are all spacious, with king or twin beds and elegant ensuite bathrooms. There is a main lounge, bar and dining area, all exquisitely built with natural materials and thatched roofs.
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With Mt. Kilimanjaro peering down over the entire camp, each of Tortilis Camp’s 16 tents has a glorious view of the mountain.
Each makuti-covered tent consists of a main bedroom with twin or double beds, en-suite bathroom and a spacious verandah. Let us know if you require twin beds or double bed.
[All tents can fit one extra bed, for children under the age of 16 yrs only]
With Mt. Kilimanjaro peering down over the entire camp, Tortilis Camp’s Private House has a glorious view of the mountain.
The Private House, newly refurbished 2014, consists of two en-suite double bedroom (one double & one triple) with a shared lounge and dining room with verandah.
Private House and Family Tent share a private swimming pool.
With outstanding views of Mt Kilimanjaro, enjoyed from the comfort of your own private family verandah, Tortilis Camp’s new Family Tent is another great addition to this child-friendly safari camp in Amboseli.
The Family Suite consists of two en suite bedrooms (one double & one twin) and a spacious private verandah.
[Both bedrooms can fit one extra bed for children under the age of 16 years only]
Private House and Family Suite share a private swimming pool.
Property Facilities
Bar, Battery Charging Facilities, Internet Access (Complimentary), Pool, Restaurant, Spa, Vegetarian
Room Facilities
Complimentary Wi-Fi, Dressing Gowns, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Lounge Area, Safe, Shower, Verandah
Available Services
24-hour Security, Credit Card Facilities, Laundry Service (Complimentary)
Activities on Site
Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, High Tea, Massages, Walks (Guided)
Activities Nearby
Animal Encounters, Big 5, Bird Watching, Child Friendly Activities, Cultural Tours, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Walks (Guided)
Game Package - included
Full board - extra
Scheduled & shared game drives - twice daily
With only 10% of Amboseli National Park utilized by most safari vehicles, combined with Elewana Tortilis Camp’s unique location on the western edge of the park (most lodges are outside of the eastern gate of the park), guests can enjoy an almost private Amboseli. We also have private gamedriving within our own 30,000 acre Kitirua Conservancy, which is the western part of the Amboseli ecosystem.
Elewana Tortilis Camp boasts an elite fleet of custom-designed safari vehicles, and highly-qualified guides with intimate knowledge of their "backyards".
Game drives are included in Game Package.
Game package - included
Full board - extra
2 or 4 hour walking safari with professional guide.
Elewana Tortilis Camp’s walking guides are Masai from the local community, who have been walking over these plains since childhood.
Take the time to leave the car behind and enjoy the small things – tracks, dung beetles, micro-ecosystems. The guides are happy to share their knowledge of the terrain, traditional uses of wild herbs and barks, and the Masai way of life.
Guided walks are included in Game Package.
Game Package - included
Full board - extra
“Sundowners” are a safari tradition – after a day of safari; stop, watch the spectacular sunset; traditionally with a gin and tonic in hand!
Safari is also a holiday and a rest – a break from today’s frenetic lifestyle.
Tortilis Camp offers:
Massages – a wonderful way to ease the stress out of tired shoulders and backs.
Manicure and pedicure – compliment those tanned limbs!
Spa treatments are at an additional cost.
Maasai Cultural Visit | Min-2 guests : Max-6 guests.
In the heart of Masai country, Elewana Tortilis Camp offers visits to local Masai homesteads. The Masai live in semi-permanent huts known as Manyattas and it is the role of the wife to construct the hut from cattle dung and grass. The families will show you round their home for a fee (payable separately, ask reception for details), and will want to take the opportunity to sell their traditional handicrafts – bargain hard!
Bush breakfast or lunch.
Game package - included
Full board - extra
Balloon Safari on request at extra charge.
Picnic Lunch Box.
Enjoy the cool waters in the heat of the day!
Within the lush green gardens, the pool is shaded by palms and acacia Tortilis, and a haven for tropical birds. The swimming pool has bar service and board games.
Your Stay
2 Nights
Full Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, Lunch and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
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5 Stars
Lodge
Spoken Languages: English, Italian, Swahili
No. Rooms: 18
Special Interests: Big 5, Birding, Flora, Hiking, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife
Lewa Wilderness | Lewa Conservancy
Lewa Wilderness is a rustic property perched on the escarpment at 1,700 metres, which has style in the way that Campi ya Kanzi has style. It is a very energetic place; lots going on all the time and guests feel very much part of it. It was previously owned by the Craig Family who still live on Lewa Downs and have influence. They are the family who hosted William and Kate at the time of the wedding proposal. Now owned by TNC (The Nature Conservancy) which was the request of the family
Lewa Wilderness contains 2 separate wings. There is a main area, which comprises 3 thatched family cottages, a reception lounge full of books and interesting memorabilia. There is a shop and a safe in this area. You then walk through lawns to the bar and dining area. A few steps on and you are in the pool area. The pool and dining area are perched on the edge of the escarpment with the river meandering down below.
A second wing contains the Hillside Cottages. From the central area you walk for about 5 minutes crossing lawns and flowers to the new hillside cottages, which cling to the escarpment, and most have excellent views.
Lewa Wilderness, features the following: Communal dining, and such is the ambience of the property, it would not work otherwise. Infinity pool with sunbeds and a pool bar where you help yourself. Tennis, table tennis and billiards. Horses, camels, game walks and local visits. Scenic Flights! With a small charter from the lodge airstrip. Game viewing is good and there are various hides and blinds. Hot water is 24/7. Electricity is from 06.30 – 10.30 and 18.30 – 22.30 and powered by the generator
The original rooms are in the Main Area and comprise 3 thatched cottages with 2 rooms, and are suitable for families. Bedroom One is with 3 beds and an en suite with bath tub, walk in shower, basin and WC. Bedroom Two is a double with an en suite without a bath tub. The rooms are joined by a lounge and a verandah. The better accommodation is in the 6 Hillside Cottages which are all different in location and size and style. There is one duplex room with 2 double beds, and 2 single beds on a Mezzanine Floor. It has 1 en suite with walk-in shower, and a furnished verandah overlooking the river and gorge. Room 10 is probably the nicest, as it has a private plunge pool, a day bed and a master bedroom with an en suite bath tub, walk-in shower, His and Hers basins, and a furnished verandah with a spectacular view. A small lounge leads to a second bedroom with an en suite with similar features except there is no bath tub. Room 11 has 3 beds and an en suite with a bath tub and a huge walk-in shower, but it lacks the spectacular view of the others. The other three cottages have a bedroom and en suite shower and verandah with various views.
The main airstrip is within 30 minutes. There is another within 5 minutes for small charter flights.
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Lewa Wilderness Rooms & Main House
This Garden Room is set back a little bit from the hillside and hidden away in the trees, offering views over the top and onto the valley beyond. With a small upstairs, it is perfect for couples or for friends and siblings who wish to share.
The Hillside Cottages take advantage of the stunning northerly views from Lewa. Each room is quite different in its layout and sleeping configuration and takes advantage of the uneven hill side to form unusual shapes which load them with character. Every room has en suite facilities and its own private sitting area, bar and veranda.
The Garden Cottages at Lewa Wilderness are nearest the main areas and are built in pairs with private en suite facilities and a shared veranda and sitting room. The layout of these rooms is ideal for a family or those who do not want to walk too far as they are nearer the main facilities. The rooms are flanked and fronted by well kept lawns which give families that extra outdoor space to use. These Garden rooms were built to cater for families or friends travelling together and remain very close to the heart of everything that happens here.
This Hillside Cottage is the furthest away from the main areas, and is complete with its own private veranda and plunge pool. It has a shared living room with two ensuite bedrooms, one of which is a small twin. Bright and airy, this cottage is great for those who wish to be a little more remote.
Private Wilderness
Private Wilderness is an extension of us, the Craig family have welcomed guests since 1972, and now they warmly invite you to enjoy a slice of this legacy, as your own.
This private property comprises of five individual thatched cottages, set along the tranquil valley of the Eastern Marania River, each with their own picturesque view over the hills beyond. Complete with en-suite bathrooms, they can be arranged as either double or twin configuration, accommodating a maximum of ten guests simultaneously.
This property is sold on an exclusive use only basis.
Property Facilities
Bar, Battery Charging Facilities, Communal Dining, Gym on property, Internet Access (Complimentary), Library, Malaria Free, Mobile Connectivity, Pool, Secure Parking, Vegetarian
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Electrical Outlets, Fan, Fireplace, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Facilities, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Lounge Area, Mini Bar (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Pure Cotton Linen, Shower, Verandah
Available Services
24-hour Security, Baby Sitting, Laundry Service (Available), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Meal on Request, Private Vehicle (Available)
Activities on Site
Big 5, Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Garden Tours, Gourmet Picnic, Horse Riding, Horse-back Safaris, Massages, Night Drives, Safaris, Scenic Flights, Sleep Outs, Tennis Court, Walks (Guided)
Activities Nearby
Animal Encounters, Big 5, Bird Watching, Child Friendly Activities, Cultural Tours, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, Garden Tours, Helicopter Rides, Helicopter Scenic Flights, Hiking, Horse Riding, Rhino Tracking, Safaris, Scenic Flights
A team of fully-qualified driver guides are on hand for vehicle safaris across the conservancy. The specially adapted open vehicles allow for excellent viewing but it is the richness of the game that our guests talk about. All the main safari predators, the rare Grevy zebra and of course the threatened rhino, both black and white, can be viewed in abundance. A particular favourite and well recognised aspect of the area near the lodge are the good elephant numbers. The game drives are on your terms using our experience and are not limited to daylight hours. We often explore the conservancy by night using spotlight and the full moon when it obliges. Lewa offers a very good opportunity to see the Big 5.
One of the most popular ways to explore the conservancy is in a more traditional fashion – on foot. Lewa Wilderness’ expert Masai walking guides, who have lived here all their lives, explore Lewa with guests to really get up close to many of our wild neighbours. Out walking almost nothing is a barrier and ground is covered very easily making the safari experience so much more real. Guests either walk in the early morning or early evening before dark.
With over thirty horses in our stables Lewa Wilderness is well equipped to explore our wilderness. With everything from ponies up, they are able to cater for a wide range of experience levels and have become very accustomed to accommodating groups of mixed ability. They offer extensive exploration on horseback and it is one of the very popular ways to investigate and safari through the open lands to the east of the lodge. For experienced riders full morning or full day rides can be arranged, or spend the night out with the horses and our fly camp!
For something a little out of the ordinary, why not ride a camel! Guests can opt for a short ride in the bush, or for those seeking further adventure Walking Wild is our camel safari operation. This involves a longer camel trek (2 nights minimum) where guests walk across the African plains while the camels and Maasai guides transport the camp.
Visit our 'Shamba' ( Farm ) where we grow all the fresh fruit and vegetables for the lodge. There are cows, chickens and goats free range down here too. We try and be as self sustaining as possible, and this is a lovely place to explore.
Join us on the farm for a guided “back of house” tour ending in our organic garden with a freshly cooked lunch beneath the Mango trees. Such a special atmosphere celebrating our ethos of sustainable living at Wilderness.
Drive or walk to your exclusive campsite for the night and spend the evening around the campfire. Our fly camp is simple but extremely comfortable, with hot bucket showers and cosy tents, there is a mosquito dome option for those who want to sleep under the stars. For advanced horse riders we can also ride there. This experience ensures adventure in comfort.
There is a fully equipped gym at the lodge.
Lewa Wilderness provides employment and training to local people through Lewa Crafts Furniture and Kifuma Weaving project. All of the beautiful furniture in the lodge is designed and created in our workshop, fashioned out of salvaged acacia wood and crafted into unique designs. The carpet weaving uses natural wool, spun and woven by hand into beautiful rugs for sale in our gift shop. Guests are welcome to visit both projects and see the craftsmanship at first hand.
The nearby Ngare Ndare Forest offers a different ecosystem to explore, with a treetop canopy walk and spectacular waterfalls where you can swim and enjoy a picnic lunch. This is a full day trip.
For those guests interested in the local traditional culture, there is an authentic Maasai village where guests can spend the day enjoying a unique experience interacting with amazing people. This is a full day trip.
Air Wilderness is able to offer scenic flights straight from the lodge in our cessna 206 which takes up to 4 passengers. Fly to RETETI Elephant Orphanage for their morning feed, or cruise low level along the Ewaso Ng'iro River and stop for a sundowner in a remote location. Air Wilderness can also be chartered privately to take you wherever you need to go across Kenya. Unfortunately our WACO Biplane is still unavailable due to us redoing the licences.
Your Stay
3 Nights
Full Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, Lunch and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
Fast Facts
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Spoken Languages: English, Swahili
No. Rooms: 12
Special Interests: Adventure, Big 5, Birding, Flora, Hiking, History & Culture, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife
Governors' Camp | Masai Mara National Reserve
Governors’ Camp is Africa’s first permanent luxury tented camp, remaining in its original site since 1972. It occupies the best wildlife viewing location in the Reserve, nestled in the riverine forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, its waters teeming with bird-life, hippos and crocodiles. It is perfect for couples, families and friends wanting to experience the best of what a safari in the Masai Mara has to offer.
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Our five new Family Tents are shaded by riverine forest and offer spectacular views across the open plains. Each unit features a (fixed) double bed on one side and a twin on the other, with the option to add a third single bed for larger groups. The twin room can also be converted into a double, perfect for two couples sharing. A central living area seamlessly connects the two bedrooms, while a wide verandah with outdoor furniture ensures you stay close to the action at all times. Two units are wheelchair-friendly.
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Bath Towels, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Disabled Rooms, Dressing Gowns, Drinking Water Filtration System, En Suite Bathroom, Ensuite, Family Safari Tent, Hairdryer, Hand Towels, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Facilities, Laundry Service (Available), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Safe, Shower, Table, Twin Bed, Verandah, Wheelchair Friendly
The camp is situated in the heart of the Masai Mara's prime game-viewing area. There are 19 "luxury tents" (twins and doubles), all facing onto the Mara River. The tents are large, bright, and allow plenty of natural light. All the tents have been designed in the classic safari style, each with en-suite bathrooms and a private verandah.
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Bath Towels, Bed Linen, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Dressing Gowns, Drinking Water Filtration System, En Suite Bathroom, Hairdryer, Hand Towels, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Facilities, Laundry Service (Available), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Shower, Verandah
Perched on a bend of the Mara River, this is a lovely suite for honeymooners.
Property Facilities
Bar, Battery Charging Facilities, Conference Centre, Internet Access (Complimentary), Kiddies Club, Malaria Free, Mobile Connectivity, Restaurant, Spa, Vegetarian
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Disabled Rooms, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Facilities, Laundry Service (Available), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Pure Cotton Linen, Safe, Shower, Verandah, Wheelchair Friendly
Available Services
24-hour Security, Airport Shuttle (Available), Credit Card Facilities, Disability, Laundry Service (Available), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Meal on Request, Private Vehicle (Available), Room Service
Activities on Site
Big 5, Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Massages, Safaris
Activities Nearby
Animal Encounters, Big 5, Bird Watching, Child Friendly Activities, Cultural Tours, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Safaris, Wildlife Tours
Governors’ Camp properties combine the best locations in the Masai Mara with the best-designed vehicles and exceptionally highly trained and experienced guides to give our clients un-matched game-viewing and photographic opportunities in the world’s prime wildlife area.
We are in the heart of the best game viewing area of the Masai Mara; we take you out twice a day into the famous Masai Mara Game Reserve and surrounding areas. Our driver-guides are hand-picked and nurtured by us. They undergo a continuous guide training scheme mentored by experts in the field. Having operated in the Masai Mara for 50 years, our driver-guides have an un-paralleled knowledge of the reserve combined with a deep understanding and respect for the importance of this wilderness area, its flora and its fauna.
Game drives are included in the accommodation rate.
The idea behind this club is to educate and inspire our youngest visitors in ways they would never have access to in their mainstream schooling systems abroad. Game drives are, of course, extraordinary experiences in themselves to be shared with family, but there is so much more for your children to take away from their Kenyan safari.
The activities are designed to be fun and informative, and we know these experiences will provide your children with lifelong memories. Parents can take some well-deserved time out, enjoy a spa treatment, read a book, or have a siesta while our friendly team keeps your children as entertained and educated as they would like, whilst, of course, ensuring their complete safety at all times. Please note that the Governors' Cub Club is only available at Governors’ Camp.
Included in the accommodation price.
For those looking for an adventure of a different kind, we suggest a magical hot air balloon safari over the Masai Mara.
The adventure begins just before dawn. Departure is from a launch site behind Little Governors’ Camp. Guests assemble at the launch site for a briefing as the flames from the hot air balloon burners light the darkness as the crews inflate their craft. As the dawn breaks, the hot air balloon fills and then rises. Suspended in a basket beneath the rainbow-coloured canopy, you’re off for a wildlife viewing adventure with an entirely different perspective.
What amazes most first-time balloonists is the absolute stillness – the silence as you float above the plains, the forest and the rivers of the Masai Mara.
After about an hour or so, your balloon safari finishes with a flourish. In the time-honoured tradition of balloon flights the world over, toast your return to earth with sparkling wine and enjoy a delicious breakfast that is set up and served at a very special spot. The experience ends with a game drive back to your camp.
There is an extra cost for a hot air balloon safari and the price depends on the time of year.
For a very unique experience, enjoy the excitement of a bush dinner in the wild. You will arrive at a special secluded location on the banks of the Mara river. A welcoming drink awaits by the warming campfire, followed by a delicious meal prepared by our Bush chefs, served under the stars, with the soft lights of safari lanterns and accompanied by the sounds of the African night and the grunting Mara river hippos.
Bush breakfasts and bush lunches are also available. Please try to book bush meals in advance. Costs: bush breakfasts and lunches USD $75 per person, bush dinners USD $92 per person
After your late afternoon game drive, end the day with a 'sundowner' at our very special spot on the banks of the Mara River. Our team will have set up a traditional 'safari bar' ahead of your arrival.
Sundowners are included in the nightly rate but premium drinks are extra.
The Masai people of East Africa are a striking image, synonymous with safari. A proud people with many traditional practices still very much alive in their culture. Visit a local Masai village and learn about who they are in their own words.
Entry to the Maasai village is currently USD $40 per person and is paid directly to the community.
Since the beginning of the 20th Century the cheetah population has fallen dramatically from 100'000 individuals to 7'500 individuals with human activity a major cause. It is therefore important to understand the cheetah-human interface, which is one of the key works of the Mara-Meru Cheetah Project, led by Dr. Elena Chelyseva.
Our Governors' Guides play a critical role in the data collection for Dr. Elena and her team, reporting through sightings and behaviour observations of cheetah spotted. Dr Elena enjoys sharing her expertise on the cheetahs in the area with our guests through talks or by accompanying guests game drives.
Please let us know if you would like to pre-book a talk or a guided game drive with Elena when booking your safari. There is a minimum donation requirement of USD $500 for a presentation in camp.
Visits to our responsible tourism projects can be organised from camp. Mara Rianda Primary School and Mara Rianda Medical Centre are two inspirational projects supported by Governors’ Camps.
There is no extra charge for this activity but donations to any of the projects are welcome.
Guided Community Giving
Our Mission
Many rural communities surrounding our camps in the Masai Mara, Great Rift Valley and Laikipia face ongoing challenges in accessing quality education, adequate learning resources, conservation awareness programmes and reliable school nutrition. Through our support of eight rural schools and a community centre, we aim to help create stronger, more resilient communities by improving educational opportunities, fostering environmental stewardship among young people, and ensuring students have the resources and nourishment they need to thrive both in and out of the classroom.
Our Impact
Our community initiatives currently support eight rural schools and a community centre across three regions of Kenya. Through our bursary programme, school feeding initiatives and the Children in the Wilderness conservation education programme, hundreds of students benefit from improved access to education, daily meals and environmental learning opportunities. By sourcing donated supplies locally where possible, we also help support nearby businesses, creating a wider positive impact that extends beyond the classroom and into the surrounding communities.
Children In the Wilderness
Our Mission
Many children living in remote communities surrounding the Masai Mara, Laikipia and Naivasha grow up with limited access to conservation education, despite their close connection to some of Kenya’s most important wildlife habitats. Children in the Wilderness (CITW) Kenya was established to bridge this gap by helping young people understand the value of the natural environment, develop a sense of responsibility towards conservation, and build the confidence and leadership skills needed to become future custodians of their communities and ecosystems. By combining environmental education, mentorship and immersive experiences in nature, the programme aims to create a generation that is both empowered and actively engaged in protecting Kenya’s natural heritage.
Our Impact
Since launching in Kenya in 2024, CITW has grown from three Eco-Clubs serving 90 students to nine Eco-Clubs reaching 270 students across the Masai Mara, Laikipia and Naivasha regions. The programme has trained 25 Eco-Mentors to deliver conservation education within their communities, helping ensure its long-term sustainability. Annual conservation camps have expanded from 30 participants in 2024 to a total of 90 students attending by 2025, many experiencing wildlife and safari environments for the first time. In addition, bursary support is currently provided to 25 students, while partner schools have benefited from improved learning environments through the provision of desks, chairs, exercise books, solar lamps, sports equipment and school renovations. These achievements demonstrate the programme’s growing reach and its positive impact on both conservation awareness and educational opportunity.
Tree Planting Programs
Our Mission
Tree loss and habitat degradation pose a growing challenge in several of the ecosystems where we operate. In the Masai Mara, elephant activity, riverbank erosion, flooding linked to changing rainfall patterns, and disease affecting certain tree species have contributed to the decline of riverine forests. This loss impacts biodiversity, wildlife habitat and the long-term health of these ecosystems. Through our tree-planting initiatives, we aim to restore indigenous vegetation, strengthen ecosystem resilience, support biodiversity and help ensure that future generations inherit healthy, functioning landscapes.
Our Impact
Governors’ Camp Collection has planted hundreds of indigenous trees across its campgrounds in the Masai Mara and has donated additional seedlings to local schools, community projects and villages. Our nurseries focus on propagating native species, including the vulnerable East African greenheart (Warburgia ugandensis), helping to support the conservation of species facing increasing pressures in the wild. Beyond our own properties, we also support the Eburru Rafiki Forest Community Group in its efforts to restore the Mau–Eburru Forest ecosystem, an important habitat for the endangered mountain bongo. Through these combined efforts, we are contributing to habitat restoration, biodiversity conservation and increased community participation in environmental stewardship.
Waste Reduction & Solar Energy
Our Mission
Tourism operations can place pressure on natural environments through waste generation, plastic consumption, energy use and the transport of supplies. In sensitive ecosystems such as the Masai Mara and Great Rift Valley, reducing these impacts is essential to protecting wildlife, preserving natural resources and ensuring tourism remains sustainable for future generations. Through a range of environmental initiatives, we aim to minimise our ecological footprint, reduce waste, increase the use of renewable energy and demonstrate that high-quality hospitality can operate in harmony with the environment.
Our Impact
All Governors’ Camp Collection properties have achieved Gold EcoRating certification, recognising our long-term commitment to environmental sustainability and responsible tourism. The installation of reverse osmosis water filtration systems has eliminated the need for thousands of single-use plastic water bottles, while plastic straws and disposable bathroom amenities have been replaced with more sustainable alternatives. Waste is segregated to maximise recycling opportunities, and vegetable gardens at our properties help reduce food miles by supplying fresh produce locally. In addition, solar power systems at Governors’ Camp and Governors’ Il Moran Camp provide renewable electricity and solar-heated water, reducing reliance on conventional energy sources and lowering the environmental impact of our operations.
The Pangolin Project
Our Mission
The Giant Pangolin is one of Kenya’s rarest and least understood mammals, with fewer than 30 individuals believed to remain in the country. Its last known refuge, the Nyekweri Forest, has suffered extensive habitat loss, with an estimated 80% of the forest cover disappearing over the past decade due to illegal logging, charcoal production and land subdivision. As the forest shrinks, so too does the future of the Giant Pangolin and the countless other species that depend on this unique ecosystem.
Through our partnership with The Pangolin Project, we aim to help secure and protect the remaining forest habitat while supporting long-term conservation efforts that safeguard both pangolins and the wider biodiversity of Nyekweri. By raising awareness and generating direct financial support for conservation land leases, we hope to contribute to a future where Kenya’s Giant Pangolin population can survive and recover, and where this irreplaceable forest continues to provide ecological benefits for wildlife and local communities alike.
Our Impact
The fundraiser generated more than USD 21,000 in support of The Pangolin Project’s ongoing conservation work. With every USD 50 donated helping to protect one acre of forest for a year, these funds are actively contributing to the protection of critical habitat within the Nyekweri Forest, helping secure land leases that safeguard the last known refuge of Kenya’s Giant Pangolins and a wealth of other wildlife.
Beyond the financial contribution, the partnership continues to raise awareness of the urgent threats facing both the Giant Pangolin and the Nyekweri Forest. By connecting travellers, supporters and conservation-minded individuals with this important cause, we are helping build long-term support for efforts to protect and restore this unique ecosystem. Together with The Pangolin Project, we remain committed to supporting initiatives that give Kenya’s rarest mammal and its forest home a better chance of survival.
Protect Loita Forest
Our Mission
The Loita Forest is one of Kenya’s last remaining indigenous forests and a critical component of the Greater Mara Ecosystem. Yet increasing land subdivision, agricultural expansion, charcoal production, and unsustainable timber harvesting are placing growing pressure on this important landscape. As the forest becomes fragmented, wildlife corridors are disrupted, biodiversity declines, and the natural resources that local communities depend upon become increasingly vulnerable.
Through our partnership with the Mara Elephant Project, we support a future where conservation and community livelihoods can thrive together. By helping protect forest habitat through the Linda Msitu programme and supporting community-led conservation initiatives, we aim to keep the Loita Forest standing for future generations, safeguarding wildlife movement, preserving vital water catchments, and ensuring local communities benefit from protecting this remarkable ecosystem.
Our Impact
Our support contributes to the ongoing work of the Mara Elephant Project and the Linda Msitu programme, which helps protect privately owned forest parcels through voluntary conservation agreements with local landowners. By creating incentives to maintain forest cover rather than clear land for agriculture, the programme is helping conserve critical habitat while providing tangible benefits to participating families and communities.
A key milestone has been our fundraising raffle, which attracted 321 entries and raised USD 15,295 in support of the Mara Elephant Project’s conservation efforts. These funds are being used to expand the Linda Msitu forest protection initiative and support ranger teams working on the ground to patrol the forest, monitor threats, and safeguard critical wildlife corridors used by more than 600 elephants and numerous other species.
Beyond the financial contribution, the campaign has helped raise awareness of the importance of the Loita Forest and the challenges it faces. By connecting travellers, conservation supporters and local communities with this cause, we are helping build long-term support for the protection of one of Kenya’s most important indigenous forests, demonstrating how community-led conservation can play a vital role in preserving this landscape for future generations.
The Mara Elephant Project
Our Mission
The Greater Mara Ecosystem is one of Africa’s most important wildlife landscapes, but increasing human populations, agricultural expansion and habitat loss are placing unprecedented pressure on both wildlife and local communities. Human-Wildlife Conflict has become the greatest threat to the long-term survival of elephants in the region, while bushmeat poaching, snaring, illegal logging and charcoal production continue to degrade critical habitats. Without intervention, these challenges threaten not only elephant populations but the health and connectivity of the entire ecosystem upon which countless species and communities depend.
Through a combination of rapid response teams, anti-poaching operations, scientific research and community engagement, Mara Elephant Project is working to create a future where people and wildlife can thrive side by side. By reducing conflict, protecting vital habitats and using real-time data to guide conservation decisions, MEP is helping to secure safe movement corridors for elephants while supporting the livelihoods of the communities that share this landscape.
Our Impact
Over the years, Mara Elephant Project has become a leading force in conservation across the Greater Mara. Through intelligence-led operations and collaborative law enforcement efforts, elephant poaching has been dramatically reduced, helping to safeguard one of Kenya’s most important elephant populations. In response to the growing threat of bushmeat poaching, MEP rangers removed more than 1,000 wire snares in 2025 alone, preventing countless injuries and deaths among wildlife while protecting key habitats from further degradation.
Today, MEP actively monitors more than 1,100 individual elephants through its ElephantBook database and uses satellite tracking technology to better understand elephant movements and identify emerging threats. Its Rapid Response Units, supported by thermal drone technology, respond to Human-Wildlife Conflict incidents across the ecosystem, helping prevent crop damage, reduce retaliatory killings and foster greater coexistence between people and wildlife. These achievements represent meaningful progress towards a healthier, more resilient Mara for future generations.
Mara Predator Conservation Program
Our Mission
Large carnivores are among the most vulnerable species in the Greater Mara Ecosystem. As human populations grow and wildlife habitats become increasingly fragmented, predators such as lions, cheetahs and African wild dogs face mounting pressures from habitat loss, conflict with livestock owners, poisoning and competition for space. While lions remain relatively stable, cheetah populations are critically fragile, and the recent return of African wild dogs presents both an opportunity and a challenge for conservation. Without targeted intervention, these iconic species risk further decline, threatening the ecological balance of one of Africa’s most celebrated wildlife landscapes.
The Mara Predator Conservation Program works to create a future where predators and people can coexist. By combining rigorous scientific research with practical community-based conservation solutions, the program seeks to reduce conflict, protect livelihoods and ensure healthy predator populations for generations to come. Through monitoring predator movements, improving livestock protection and empowering local communities to become conservation partners, MPCP is helping build a more resilient ecosystem where both wildlife and people can thrive.
Our Impact
The Mara Predator Conservation Program has played a vital role in advancing predator conservation across the Greater Mara. Through ongoing research, the team monitors more than 450 resident lions and uses GPS collar technology to better understand predator movements, identify conflict hotspots and inform conservation action. The program has also helped document and support the gradual return of African wild dogs to the ecosystem following their local extinction in the 1990s, while continuing to monitor and protect the Mara’s small but significant cheetah population.
On the ground, MPCP’s community-led initiatives are delivering tangible results. Predator-proof bomas, chain-link fencing and deterrent lighting have significantly reduced nighttime livestock losses, helping to lower retaliatory killings of predators. The Lion Ambassador network provides an effective early-warning and rapid-response system, assisting with conflict mitigation and anti-poisoning efforts across community lands. Through herder training programs, community engagement and practical conservation interventions, MPCP is demonstrating that predator conservation and sustainable livelihoods can go hand in hand.
The Mara Raptor Program
Our Mission
Raptors play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems, yet many species across the Greater Mara face increasing threats from habitat loss, poisoning, collisions with infrastructure and human disturbance. Several of the region’s most iconic birds of prey, including vultures and large eagles, are experiencing population declines across Africa, with some now classified as Endangered or Critically Endangered. Despite their ecological importance as scavengers and apex aerial predators, many species remain poorly understood, making effective conservation planning a challenge.
The Mara Raptor Project seeks to reverse these declines by improving our understanding of raptor populations while implementing practical conservation measures to protect them. Through long-term monitoring, scientific research, rehabilitation efforts and community engagement, the project aims to ensure that the Greater Mara remains a stronghold for Africa’s birds of prey. By safeguarding nesting sites, responding to threats and generating critical data on species movements and breeding success, the project is helping secure a future where raptors continue to thrive across the ecosystem.
Our Impact
The Mara Raptor Project has significantly expanded knowledge of raptor populations within the Greater Mara Ecosystem, identifying nearly 1,000 nesting sites and actively monitoring approximately 400 of them. This extensive monitoring programme provides invaluable data on breeding success, population trends and habitat use, helping conservationists make informed decisions to protect vulnerable species. The project has also advanced the use of satellite tracking and bird ringing to better understand the movements, survival and behaviour of key species, including vultures and Martial Eagles.
Beyond research, the team delivers tangible conservation action on the ground. Injured and poisoned birds receive rapid intervention and rehabilitation support, while vulnerable nests are reinforced or replaced with artificial nesting platforms to improve breeding success. The project also strengthens local conservation capacity through guide training and public engagement, creating greater awareness of the importance of raptors within the ecosystem. Together, these efforts are helping to protect one of Africa’s most important raptor strongholds and contributing to the long-term survival of some of the continent’s most threatened bird species.
Mara Rianda Health Center
Our Mission
Access to quality healthcare remains a significant challenge for many remote communities living around the Masai Mara. Long distances to medical facilities, limited healthcare infrastructure and shortages of trained medical personnel can make it difficult for families to access essential services, particularly maternal and child healthcare. These barriers can lead to preventable illnesses, delayed treatment and poorer health outcomes, affecting both individual wellbeing and broader community development.
The Mara Rianda Health Centre was established to help bridge this gap by providing accessible, affordable and high-quality healthcare to local communities. By delivering a wide range of medical services close to where people live, while continually investing in facilities, equipment and staff support, the project aims to improve health outcomes, strengthen community resilience and create a healthier future for generations to come.
Our Impact
Since opening in 2013, the Mara Rianda Health Centre has become a vital healthcare resource for the surrounding community, serving approximately 100 patients each week. The facility provides essential outpatient services, maternal healthcare, child health programmes, HIV testing and treatment, laboratory services, community outreach and preventative healthcare initiatives, ensuring that thousands of people have access to medical care that might otherwise be difficult to obtain.
Continued investment has strengthened the clinic’s capacity and long-term sustainability. Recent developments include the installation of a KES 4.2 million solar power system, providing a reliable source of renewable energy, a KES 1.3 million electric fence to improve security, and a KES 8.4 million accommodation block for visiting healthcare professionals, enabling specialist support and staff training. The addition of a new KES 9.7 million laboratory will further enhance diagnostic capabilities, allowing the clinic to provide faster and more comprehensive healthcare services to the community it serves.
Your Stay
3 Nights
Full Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, Lunch and Activities
Fast Facts
5 Stars
Lodge
Spoken Languages: English, Swahili
No. Rooms: 24
Special Interests: Adventure, Big 5, Birding, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife
