The Pelican Lodge,is an exclusive, luxurious and outstanding lodge with a commitment to provide you with the most memorable experience and luxurious accommodation.

Located in the Great Rift Valley, one of the natural wonders of the world, 125 km from Nairobi, 800 m off the Nairobi – Nakuru highway, at the shores of Lake Elementaita . Lake Elementaita is a soda lake, in the eastern limb of East Africa's Great Rift Valley is located between Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru about 125 km northwest of Nairobi, Kenya. At the southern end of the lake lie the "Kekopey" hot springs, in which the Tilapia grahami breed. The reed beds nearby are fishing grounds for night herons and pelicans birds where the lodge derive its name from.

The Pelican Lodge is named after pelican birds found in this area. Beautifully nestled in a pristine environment above Lake Elementaita one can experience amazing sunsets.Its very exclusive and luxurious - with 10 very spacious en-suite cottages each with a private balcony its authentically African. All with a king size bed and an additional single bed, exquisitely built with natural materials and thatched roofs. Enjoy an unspoilt view over Lake Elementaita and Soysambu Conservancy.

The Emakoko is a family-owned and run lodge artfully built into the side of a valley on the Mbagathi River, which borders the Nairobi National Park a mere 20 minute transfer from both airports in Nairobi city. The Emakoko allows people to start and finish their safari in the wildlife environment they have travelled so far to enjoy.

The beautifully appointed rooms overlook the game park so one can fall asleep to the sounds of Africa, a lion roaring or the cry of a lone hyena, an amazing contrast to the sounds of traffic, ambulances, fire engines and dogs barking which are the normal sounds of any sleeping city.

An open, airy and informal environment has been created to allow guests to escape from the pressures of everyday life. Whether you are enjoying an Emakoko cocktail in the viewing area or simply a coffee by the pool overlooking the river, relaxation is assured.

Speke Bay Lodge is located on the south-eastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is 15 kilometres from the Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometres north of Mwanza. Speke Bay is part of Speke Gulf, named after the famous explorer John Hanning Speke, who, in 1858, discovered Lake Victoria to be the source of the Nile. Embraced by savannah, the Lodge looks like a small village, stretched out along the shores of the lake. The main buildings and luxury accommodation are round in form, built to perfection, painted white and thatched with a grass roof in the traditional style of the local tribe, the Sukuma. Since the Lodge is outside but close to the Serengeti National Park, it is the ideal place to start or end your safari, or relax during your travels. Excursions in boats and on mountain bikes are offered, so you can truly experience Africa; you can fish from the beach for Tilapia, enjoy the peacefulness, or wander around on the Lodge's 100 hectares of savannah, looking for birds.

Situated on the Kapiti Plains opposite the rugged Lukenya Hill, Acacia Camp is nestled in a glade of shady Yellow Fever Trees. It is fully contained within a privately fenced 20,000 acre wildlife sanctuary to which guests have exclusive access. Unknown to many, Acacia Camp and the surrounding sanctuary hosts a resident population of over 3,000 game animals and over 270 identified bird species. Bring your binoculars as there is plenty of wildlife and birds to see. Night game drives can be arranged with a spotlight for Bush Baby, Hyena, Cheetah and many more sightings.

Acacia Camp Swara Plains offers comfortable rustic accommodation. There are 13 cozy little bandas each with their own en-suite bathroom. The main mess area offers good home cooking and is open to views of the garden. Casual meals (prior reservations required) are also offered and day visitors can gain access to the sanctuary for a small fee. Cold beverages are available at the bar and an outside patio offers a casual respite.

Bring your children with their bikes for a fantastic bicycle safari, something special that is not available in most other places. School retreats are offered at Acacia Camp providing children with a fun learning environment. Swara Plains is also home to the award-winning children's bestseller HOW IT WAS WITH DOOMS turned movie, 'DUMA'; A Warner Bros feature film based on the Hopcraft's true story of adopting an orphaned Cheetah cub, Dooms.

With such an accessible location this magnificent piece of African Savannah provides an experience not to be missed. Acacia Camp and the sanctuary are home to many species of plains animals: Cheetah, Hyena, Zebra, Eland, Oryx, Giraffe, Ostrich, numerous antelope, and many many more.

Set upon one of the most beautifully located sites, Amani Mara boasts 9 luxury rooms each with their own private veranda overlooking the breathtaking views of the African landscape, a mixture of plains, bush, water, and lots of game.
The Swahili word "Amani" originates from Arabic, meaning peace, desires, wishes, aspirations. This carefully chosen name reflects the desire to provide the perfect holiday experience for guests.

It also reflects their aspiration to be an environmentally conscious safari camp that provides you with all the luxuries you require with minimal impact on the environment around us.The safari camp features designs from African culture, art and design. These can be seen through the cosy lounge with an amazing fire place, the dining area that overlooks the beautiful plains, to the swimming pool craved into a cliff.Above all, Amani Mara is a peaceful haven where nature is at the core of our ethos.

Sawela Lodge is situated around Lake Naivasha with the natural Yellow/green acacia trees surrounding the lake side are on the shores of this fresh water lake. With the most ultra-modern facilities and unique architectural design of the lodge, the environment provides enriching relaxation with magnificent views of the volcanic Mount Longonot. The 4 luxury blocks overlook the lake shore floodlit by night, providing excellent game viewing from your veranda.

There are 3 two-storey blocks each containing 8 roomsand 1 suite block with 2 bedrooms and a sitting room. All the rooms have a large sitting balcony facing the lake.

Cloud Gorilla Mountain Lodge s high up in the clouds on Nteko Ridge, on the edge of the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park, the views are breathtaking. In the shadow of three volcanoes, looking down into the thick treetop canopy of Bwindi and beyond to the golden grasses of the Western Rift Valley, guests at ‘Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge’ will feel on top of the world.

This lodge, a first in Uganda, is built as a partnership between the Nkuringo Community Development Fund, United States Agency for International Development through their Prime West Project, African Wildlife Foundation, International Gorilla Conservation Programme and the Uganda Wildlife Authority. With the ultimate goal of protecting the natural habitat of the mountain gorilla, ‘Clouds Mountain Gorilla Lodge’ directly benefits the community of Nkuringo who also have a significant stake in the venture.

Clouds, with exclusive rights to gorilla permits, is being built to cater to those who track the Nkuringo group of gorillas the further side of Bwindi. Guests are able to walk from their cottage to the starting point, better still they will not have a long journey at gorilla tracking.

Ten Stone cottages, fire places; excellent meals made from local produce; cosy library and sheltered verandas with views to the volcanoes.

Activities include: Mountain biking along the ridge; visits to the local community village; gorilla tracking.

Samburu Simba lodge is overlooking the Buffalo springs and the Uaso Nyiro River, in the Buffalo Springs Game Reserve, adjacent to Samburu.
Each room you has a fantastic view over the stunning plains, where elephants are grazing. Nearby rare game – reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, Beisa orynx and long-necked gerunuk can be seen.

There are 7even villas of ten rooms each – six on the ground floor and four on the first floor of which two rooms are interconnected.

Nestled in the valley between the dramatic slopes of Mount Kenya and the rolling peaks of the Aberdare Mountains, Solio Lodge promises to be Kenya's most luxurious lodge. Located on the Solio Reserve, home to a diverse and numerous population of wildlife, including both black and white rhino.
Exclusivity, privacy, exceptional game viewing and luxurious accommodation are the hallmark at Solio.

Solio Game Ranch is recognised as the most successful private rhinoceros breeding reserve in Kenya, and is today home to over 74 Black Rhinoceros and 155 White Rhinoceros, which live in harmony with other wildlife including buffalo, zebra, giraffe and plains game such as eland, oryx, impala, waterbuck, thompson's gazelle and warthog. Cats include lion,leopard and cheetah.

The lodge has six cosy and luxurious rooms, each ensuite with large glass pane windows to take in the panoramic views of the landscape, framed by Mount Kenya. Each room has a private lounge area warmed by a corner fire, as well as large bathrooms with double sink, bath and shower. The rooms are designed for warmth (Solio is high in altitude and can be cold at night), as well as outdoor living with each having a deck in front for relaxation during the day.

Solio Lodge is a Tamimi Property, and as such boasts hhigh standards of guiding, cuisine and personalised hosting.
Activities at Solio include horseback riding, walking, game drives, fishing trips to Mount Kenya and the Aberdare Mountains.

The Sanctuary at Ol Lentile is located on the 14,500 acre private Ol Lentile Conservancy at the community-owned Kijabe Group Ranch on the northern escarpment of the Laikipia Plateau. The lodge is a collection of private fully serviced houses, each with its own private resident staff that is there to cater to your every need.

The cuisine at the lodge is presented by an international chef and can be tailored to your needs and tastes. The main building has an infinity swimming pool with lounging areas, and there is also a library lounge. Atop the rotunda is a viewing deck with an open fire, a bar, telescope for stargazing. The lodge also features a spa.

The conservancy is named for Ol Lentile, a hill of about 6,500 feet in height, and is full of grassy hills and valleys and acacia forests. Ol Lentile is home to the endangered African wild dog, greater kudu, leopard, striped and spotted hyena, and klipspringer, in addition to more common species.
The lodge is a community project, working with the Laikipia Maasai of the Kijabe Group Ranch to improve both their communities and conservation efforts in the region.

You can take part in a variety of activities in the conservancy. Enjoy day and night game drives and bush walks, horseback riding, camel riding, and mountain biking. For the more adventurous, there is abseiling and rock climbing, quad biking, and a bush skills course. Fly camping in the conservancy, or joining researchers on some conservation work, may be arranged.

The Houses

The Chief’s House - sleeps six in three double bedrooms. There is also a kitchen and dining room as well as a sitting room with an open fire. The outdoor deck has a plunge pool, and the house features a contemporary African décor. Each bedroom has a private bathroom, and the master bedroom features a large outdoor bath set on the rocks for bathing under the stars.

The Sultan’s House - sleeps two to four guests, with one large double bedroom and a sitting area that can be converted into a second bedroom for children. The stone house was inspired by the Lamu style and has a thatched papyrus roof, fine plaster carvings, and lavish furniture.

The Colonel’s House - has two double bedrooms to sleep four guests, as well as sitting and dining rooms and a kitchen. Each bathroom has a sunken bath, and there is a plunge pool in the courtyard. The décor is designed to give the feel of a home belonging to a well-traveled military man with oriental carpets and brass furniture.

The Eyrie - is perched at the top of the kopje and features one bedroom, a sitting and dining room with an open fire, and a kitchen. The circular bedroom features a huge round bed, and just outside is a secluded outdoor double rock bath with spectacular views over the rugged hills to the deserts of the north.