Loisaba Lodge
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US$490 per person per night (sharing)
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Facilities
- Swimming Pool
- Poolside bar
- Well equipped spa offering a range of treatments
- Tennis court
- Petanque pitch
- Well-stocked gift shop
- Koija & Kiboko Starbeds (ensuite) out on the ranch for guests
wishing to spend a night under the stars
- Soft drinks, beer, house wine included
- Spa treaments/Massages
Activities
- Private game drives with a professional guide
- Bush walks with an armed guide
- Horse riding excursions
- Camel trekking along the river
- Quad biking
- Visits to the working cattle ranch
- Visits to the local community village
Further Information
Loisaba is a 61,000 acre, privately owned ranch in the Laikipia region of Northern
Kenya. The bulk of the land is untamed African bush with a fantastic variety
of game. Loisaba is also a working cattle ranch and a fine example of sustainable
land use.Crucially, because the land is privately owned, there are no game
park rules and this gives Loisaba's visitors an extremely rare opportunity
to discover this magnificent area free from the restrictions that are imposed
in many other game-viewing regions.
The lodge is converted from an old colonnial home and sits on the edge of a high escarpment with sensational, far-reaching views across the plains to Mount Kenya. There are just seven ensuite cottages each with their own veranda. There is a large homestead with huge leather sofas and open fires, a bar and a dining room. The lodge also has a pool, tennis court, petanque pitch and fully equipped spa with a great range of pampering treatments.
Why?
- Lovely, peaceful lodge with a great, relaxed atmosphere
- Limitless, private game viewing with expert guiding
- Lots of other great activities
Why Not?
- You can only access the lodge by chartered light aircraft
- Stays of less than 3 nights are not recommended owing to the travel
arrangements needed to get there
- The food and service is sometimes a little amateurish
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