Luxury tented camps and safari lodges in Kenya really do contribute to your safari experience. All based on the teamwork synergy. From the informative safari guides, exceptional chefs, dedicated housekeepers, and abled managers of the lodges. They will get to know you better, share local knowledge with you, crack your ribs with stories around the campfire each evening, and make sure that you leave Kenya with nothing but everlasting memories.
Discover some of the most enchanting accommodation choices and destinations to add to your “wish list” the next time you’re planning for an African luxury safari.
Most of your activities here involve exploring the beautiful landscape of Chyulu Hills. A trek or a drive across the open savannah, bird watching or game viewing is highly rewarding. You could also be on the path of spotting the rarely seen, nocturnal game on a night game drive when the eyes of predators illuminated by a combination of moonlight and spotlights. For the adventurous ones, mountain biking across the plains coming face to face with giraffes and impalas will be the best option. Ol Donyo Lodge is a haven for quality safari experiences.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Kiangazi, loosely meaning “hot and dry season”, is a beautiful country house set amidst lush gardens overlooking Lake Oloidien, adjacent to Lake Naivasha and the Osengeroni wildlife corridor.
Lake Naivasha was a haven for the early settlers in Kenya, home to the infamous happy valley stories of the early 1900s. Up to date, Naivasha’s economy in the gorgeous Rift Valley is strongly supported by tourism, horticulture, dairy and flower farms dominating the export business in the area.
Kiangazi House built in traditional settlers’ style with big rooms, huge fireplaces and a large verandah that has stunning views across the valley. A well deserved stay here takes back one to the good old time with the Oserian Wildlife Sanctuary and Game Corridor offering uninterrupted wildlife viewing all year round.
At Kiangazi, you can enjoy the sunrise from the terrace while watching the world’s tallest animal, the giraffe munching acacia leaves and the inquisitive warthogs feeding on the lush lawns. Beyond the animals, Kiangazi House offers excellent birding opportunities right from the comfort of your room.
Kiangazi’s well-kept gardens and a large pool area that accommodates a tennis court commands some great views across the lake. With only 7 rooms, some in the house, including a large suite, and others located in the garden, the house is a perfect location for guests who love exclusivity. All rooms are en-suite and fires are lit during cold evenings.
Activities from Kiangazi House include game drives in 4 wheel drive vehicles and guided bush walks, day trips to Hells Gate National Park, bass fishing expeditions, night game drives, sundowners and bush breakfasts, boat trips on Lake Naivasha, day trips to Lake Nakuru National Park, an afternoon visit to Elsamere, home of the late Joy Adamson, tour the flower farm.
Animals that can be seen in the at the sanctuary include the White Rhino, Maasai giraffe, Spotted hyena, jackal, Bat-eared Foxes, leopard, eland, topi, warthog, kongoni, Kirk’s Dik Dik, impala, hartebeest, zebra (common and Grevys), oryx and many smaller mammals. There is a huge population of birds in the Naivasha area and about 350 species can be seen here.The gardens of the house also are home to a variety of sparrows, sunbirds, pigeons, weavers and many others.
Exuding a natural romantic charm, the Mfangano Island Lodge is ideal for a romantic getaway. A perfect break for residents and ideal for a bit of self-indulgence at the end of your safari. Moreover, the lodge will satisfy the most active and adventurous guests with a great variety of activities from fishing & cycling to bird watching, walks around the island and boat safaris to ancient rock paintings.
Lapped by the waters of Lake Victoria shaded by giant fig trees, and lost to the world, Mfangano Island Lodge is an oasis of tranquility, an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Your first view is of beautiful tropical gardens set on a secluded bay.
Activities on the island include; sailing on traditional lateen rig sailing boats, fishing, mountain biking or village walks – or just enjoy the tranquility with a good book and a nice cold drink the swimming pool.
Mfangano Island provides a unique opportunity to see the colourful life on the lake, where enchanting Luo fishing villages and fishing boats haven’t changed very much over the centuries. Going for a walk to the fishing village near the lodge, by yourself or accompanied by the lodge staff, from the village, who will show you around with very insightful explanations.
The island is nature lovers and bird watchers haven. The most iconic bird here is the African Fish Eagle with its iconic call every 30 minutes or so. If your time permits, you could also explore the Birds’ Island. Situated 30 minutes by boat, the island is awash with nesting White Egrets, Cormorants and Kingfishers and it also a good habitat for the giant monitor lizards that predate on birds’ eggs and nestlings.
Mfangano Island is home to the famous rock art and it’s possible to visit the Mawanga and Kwitone sites giving another reason why the lodge is a must visit.
Secluded away in one of the remotest corners of Lake Victoria, Mfangano Island Lodge’s cottages have been built in Luo tribal style with stone and mud walls, open sides, thatch roofs and private verandas overlooking the expansive lake.
The lodge is an oasis of tranquility, and an ideal retreat from the busy safari destinations. Mfangano Island Lodge presents luxury and the quite island life where you can enjoy relaxing moments and we recommend this perfect getaway at the end of your Kenyan safari. Your first view is of beautiful tropical gardens set on a secluded bay. Enormous boulders sit at the water’s edge, a perch for the sunbathing cormorants or giant monitor lizards.
With only six double cottages and honeymooners’ suite elegantly by the shoreline, Mfangano Island Lodge’s each room has been built in the Luo tribal style, with banana thatch and natural clay. The rooms are light and airy with four-poster beds, from where you have almost a 360 degree view of Lake Victoria, similar to the dining and lounge area, where you can sit and enjoy the lakeside life as it goes by.
With no road connection to the mainland, vehicles, and transport is via colourful local canoes and scheduled ferries and catamarans thus making the island a perfect place to unwind.
The Cliff is the latest addition to the properties in Lake Nakuru National Park, having opened in April 2018. Perched at the top of a 100-meter high rock face sits Lake Nakuru’s newest and smartest addition – The Cliff – a 10 room luxury camp opened in June 2018. While ‘luxury camp’ is the simplest description, in reality The Cliff located inside the park defies conventional labels, being a combination of safari lodge, tented camp and boutique hotel, constructed and furnished in a contemporary European style.
This is Kenya’s Lake Nakuru, a soda lake nestled into the ancient Rift Valley and a feeding ground for thousands of flamingos. Only two and a half hours from Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, the lake is protected by the surrounding national park, a mix of woodlands, bush, savannah and volcanic cliffs that make it a perfect habitat for four of Africa’s Big Five. Lake Nakuru National Park attracts bird watchers, and those looking for wilderness not too far from Nairobi.
This is Kenya’s Lake Nakuru, a soda lake nestled into the ancient Rift Valley and a feeding ground for thousands of flamingos. Only two and a half hours from Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, the lake is protected by the surrounding national park, a mix of woodlands, bush, savannah and volcanic cliffs that make it a perfect habitat for four of Africa’s Big Five. Lake Nakuru National Park attracts bird watchers, and those looking for wilderness not too far from Nairobi.
In the beginning, one man’s dream was to relive the golden era of a Kenya safari, a safari experience based around absolute elegance, 5-star comfort, and the finest cuisine, all the while being surrounded by a spectacular and pristine wilderness and some breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Welcome to Finch Hattons Luxury Tented Camp, the unfenced and wild paradise that is located within a private 35-acre concession within the Tsavo National Park of East Africa. The Tsavo West is home to lions, leopards, elephants, buffalos, cheetahs, gerenuks, wildebeests, oryx, bushbucks, elands, giraffes, hartebeests and impalas. The park is known for its amazing views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the Chyulu Hills, as well as some superb birdwatching opportunities.
If you are looking for a signature luxurious safari experience in Kenya, then Finch Hattons is the ultimate place to be.
The seventeen luxury tented suites at Finch Hattons offer some of the most beautiful and secluded accommodations in the area.
With stunning views of the landscape, guests will feel like they are a world away from everyday life. The suites are spaced far enough apart to ensure privacy, and each one features its own elevated deck with plenty of space to relax.
Inside, there is a king or twin bed configuration, an en-suite bathroom with a double shower, copper bathtubs and twin hand basins, and plenty of luxurious amenities.
Families will love the two-family suites, which offer a viewing deck with outdoor seating as well as a spacious communal lounge. Each suite has two large bedrooms with en-suite facilities that include a double shower, bathtub and twin hand basins.
The one-bedroomed Finch Hattons Suite is the pinnacle of luxury, with a viewing deck, large bedroom, magnificent bathroom, heated plunge pool, lounge area and pantry. A private butler is included to make sure guests have everything they need during their stay.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
Located on over 111,000 hectares of private land in the heart of the Chyulu Hills, between Kenya’s Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks. The property, Ol Donyo Lodge stands from the ancient lava rock spewed out of Kilimanjaro’s volcanic activities 360,000 years ago.
This has created a timelessness that touches every single guest who visits them. At Ol Donyo Lodge safari experiences, include bird watching, horseback safaris, mountain bike safaris, guided walking safaris and open vehicle game drives.
With the recent refurbishments and improvements, Ol Donyo Lodge now comprise of 8 Deluxe Suites and 1 x 2-bedroomed Sambu Suite that is ideal for families. This has also brought similarities in all suites in terms of interior layout with the removal of the split-level flooring. This now offers the so much fabulous in-door spa treatments.
The newly enhanced sunken hide will offer guests the opportunity to spend the entire day, or, if they wish, even stay overnight alongside the waterhole.
Of the three giraffe subspecies, the Rothschild Giraffe is one of the most endangered giraffe subspecies in the entire world. They have gone extinct in South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo and only remain in Kenya and Uganda, where their numbers are quite scarce.
To try to combat this problem, the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife founded the Giraffe Center in 1979 with the intention of breeding Rothschild Giraffes on a 140 acre plot of land. Their attempt to increase the population of the giraffes and return them to national parks was a success. Since then they have been focusing on educating Kenyan youth about the importance of wildlife conservation.
The founders of the Giraffe Center also needed a place to live, and there happened to be an ivy-covered, brick mansion located right in the middle of the breeding grounds. After residing there for a few years, the founders came up with a brilliant idea: turning the mansion into a luxurious 10-room hotel called “Giraffe Manor.”
It couldn’t have been a better idea. Nowadays, Giraffe Manor is one of the most iconic and unique hotels in the world. Every morning, the giraffes from the Giraffe Center walk from their natural habitat to the windows of the Giraffe Manor to eat breakfast with the guests. Seriously.
They either crane their necks down to reach the lower rooms or they stretch their necks up to reach the windows of the upper floor. They slurp up whatever is on the plate, with their faces right next to those the hotel guests. Since they have unrestricted roaming rights, this is purely by choice. When they’re done eating, they maneuver their heads out of the giant windows of Giraffe Manor and continue on with their normal lives.
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