Lolldaiga Conservancy neighbours Ol Jogi Conservancy, Enasaoit, and Ole Naishu, with the Borana Lewa landscape just beyond them. It's an extraordinary area for wildlife, and improving all the time, as ever developing conservation efforts create safer habitat for myriad species. Our game drives take guests all over 47,000 acres of this beautiful landscape, and they're very unlikely to bump into many other people. Drives can be as long as short as guests want, and we have both a closed and open vehicle for guests to choose from.

There's no better way to awaken your senses than a bush walk. Following one of our guides, and often accompanied by an armed ranger, walking on Lolldaiga is a very special adventure. We can arrange long walks, short walks, flat walks, uphill walks, walks for children, walks with views, walks of very kind - and all are good for the soul (and good for the body!).

Lolldaiga is extremely well positioned to for guests to enjoy that delightful tradition of watching the sun go down with a drink in hand. Stunning views are around every corner, and if you're not busy chasing after dusk-time wildlife sightings, this is a very pleasant way to see off the day. Equally wonderful are bush breakfasts and lunches - seated or as simple picnics - out in the wilderness, where everything tastes even better for the big skies and fresh air.

On the western edge of Lolldaiga is a big cave, inside of which can be found a beautiful display of rock art. It is said that they represent different tribes and their livestock, and that the cave was a central meeting point they all shared. The rocks beneath the art are worn smooth from generations of wildlife and people resting and moving against them. This visit is a short drive down a bumpy road, followed by a brief walk uphill, always accompanied by an armed ranger.

At an additional cost, you can add helicopter excursions with a local aviation company to your itinerary. They take you on magnificent outings to some of the most breathtaking areas in Kenya. Fly up to the snowy mountainsides of Mt Kenya with a picnic breakfast and some fly fishing kit, or go north to the dramatic deserts and dramatic ranges of northern Kenya.