Situated at the foot of the Chyulu Hills and amongst 275,000 acres of private wilderness, teeming with wildlife and roaming big tusker elephant bulls; this makes Ol Donyo Lodge a truly unique experience.

In the heart of the African bush, Sasaab offers a retreat away from the crowds, with spectacular scenery and fantastic game viewing; observe elephants in the river below from your private plunge pool.

Located on the edge of an escarpment in Laikipia, are twelve stylish tents and a picturesque infinity pool with astonishing panoramic views across the plains all the way to Mount Kenya.

A perfect, post-safari antidote to the bush, Peponi offers beach life combined with a social atmosphere in Shela Village on the peaceful island of Lamu.

Set in the heart of the Maasai Mara, near to the crossing point for wildebeest on the Talek River, Rekero Camp is one of the best for observing the drama of the great migration.

Situated in the Mara North Conservancy boasting vast numbers of game, Elephant Pepper Camp is the perfect base for wildlife enthusiasts and those wishing to witness the great spectacle of the migration.

Kinondo Kwetu is the quintessential family-friendly, Kenyan beach hotel. Suitable for families of all ages with direct beach access, a large outdoor pool and plethora of activities both in the water and on dry land.

Located in the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, the lodge is in an ideal setting with an expansive range of activities for the whole family to immerse themselves in.

Located on a rocky kopje are rustic, handcrafted star beds with exceptional views; offering a truly unique experience of sleeping beneath the endless African sky and gazing at the stars.

Located along a 24 acre stretch of white beach on Lamu Island lie Kizingoni's seven villas, intriguingly decorated in a fusion of Western, Arabic and Asian style.