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Maralal Safari Lodge Laikipia is set in Maralal Game Sanctuary, approximately 350 km North of Nairobi. Nestled further north of Maralal town, the 250 sq kms Sanctuary is set amidst the majestic Ol Doinyo Lenkiyo mountains in north-central Kenya around Samburu town. The Maralal National Reserve is one of Kenya?s little known treasures, with beautiful landscapes, a wide assortment of wildlife, and the best place from where to experience the Annual Camel Derby.

Loisaba Koija Starbeds Laikipia is located on a private wildlife conservancy, loisaba wilderness of 60,000 acres on the edge of the Laikipia plateau on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro river. Koija has one twin and two double platforms have four-poster beds that can be wheeled out onto the deck for a night under the stars. Each platform has an en-suite bathroom with a large camp-style shower.

Bush Adventures Maasai Warrior Training Camp Isiolo Kenya camp sits in the shade of soaring acacia trees, on the riverside. You will stay in our elegant tented camp, in cosy four poster beds in our safari tents pitched in the shade, overlooking the river. The camp is located in the Il Ngwesi Community Conservancy, in northern Laikipia close to Nanyuki and Isiolo towns. The 16,500 hectare Conservancy is owned and managed by the Laikipia Maasai.

Bomen Hotel Isiolo Kenya deep in the arid North Country of Kenya; situated along the Great North Road at the heart of Isiolo town lies Bomen hotel one of kenya's pioneer hotel with a wealth of history, impeccable services and hospitality. The hotel borrows its name from the large accacia tree which stands within its compound – which used to be a cattle shed (Boma).

Sirai House is found within the Borana Conservancy, located in the Laikipia district in the central-east Rift Valley province of Kenya, on the lower slopes of Mount Kenya.  the Conservancy is just 27 kilometres north of the equator and has an average altitude of around 2 000 metres – which means that year round the weather is warm during the day and cool at night.

IL Ngwesi Lodge is located in the Il Ngwesi Group Ranch which lies north of Mount Kenya and covers an area of 16,500 hectares. The ranch is far from any towns and on the edge of Kenya's Laikipia Plateau. The ranch is not a ranch in the traditional sense of the word. Rather it is a huge tract of land owned by many Masai villages.

Mukima House Nanyuki was built on a grand scale in the 40's and has been recently rescued, rebuilt and refurbished. Hand-made cedars floors, cedar windows and some immense cedar beams make this house one of Kenya's most exceptional surviving examples of a past era.
Mukima House consists of 4 large double and 3 twin rooms all of which are en suite, 2 reception rooms, a TV room, a study/library, games room, tennis court, swimming pool and sauna.

'Ol Gaboli' Lodge meaning fig tree in the Masai language is situated on the 15,000 acre Naibunga conservancy (Il Motiok Group Ranch). Located 40 miles from Nanyuki in Kenya, Il Motiok is surrounded by private and community group ranches that are home to a huge variety of wildlife including elephant, rhino, giraffe, lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena, and zebra.
Ol Gaboli Lodge is the only tourism facility owned by an all-women's pastoralist group in Sub-Saharan Africa. The lodge is an excellent base for rafting, canoeing, mountain biking, walking, trekking and rock climbing. With over 2 million acres of wonderful African wilderness visitors can enjoy the vast expanses of Laikipia exclusively.

Lemarti's Camp is located North of Mount Kenya on the Koija Group Ranch in Laikipia, the camp is situated on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River, within the greater Ewaso ecosystem.

Laragai House was built on Borana Ranch by two brothers, the Lords Valentine and Michael Cecil, who were looking for the perfect country retreat outside Nairobi. On the edge of an escarpment looking across the plains to the Northern Frontier District, the views from Laragai are stupendous with Ol Olokwe Mountain dominating the horizon and Mt Kenya looming in the clouds to the south. Laragai is situated on Borana Ranch, a 35,000-acre wildlife rich, private, working cattle ranch, 16 miles from the equator, adjacent to the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. It is built on the Mokogodo Escarpment overlooking the Northern Frontier. Over 300 species of birds and a wide diversity of wildlife inhabit this area.

Borana Lodge is home to the Dyer family for three generations and the name Borana comes from the native Boran cattle farmed on these arid grasslands. Borana Lodge is set on the edge of the Samangua Valley with panoramic views of Mount Kenya and Kenya's Northern Frontier. The property is a small, luxurious lodge, situated on a 35,000-acre ranch, 16 miles north of the equator, at an altitude of 6,500 ft. The area is a haven for a wide diversity of wildlife, including lion, elephant, Jackson's hartebeest, buffalo, reticulated giraffe, Patas monkeys and great herds of antelope roaming the plains, while the cool forest shelters bushbuck, colobus monkeys and leopard. Borana is a working ranch, named after the doe-eyed Borana cattle.

Sirikoi Tented Camp is Owned and Operated by Willie and Sue Roberts. Sirikoi is a spectacular lodge offering the ultimate in luxury and comfort alongside unrivalled wildlife viewing. Sirikoi is a spectacular game lodge situated on its own private estate in the centre of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy on the northern slopes of Mount Kenya.

Mutamaiyu House is on Mugie Ranch, a forty-nine thousand acre working ranch that rolls out across the Laikipia plains on the edge of the Great Rift Valley situated at the northern end of the Laikipia plateau.
These rugged plains and lush woodlands are home to the richest diversity of wildlife, including the 'Big Five'. Mugie is situated 293 km north of Nairobi, Kenya's capital city where Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has daily flights to destinations across Europe.

Lewa House Bush Home is situated within the 45,000 acre Lewa Wildlife Conservancy on the northern slopes of Mount. Kenya. Lewa House is a stunningly attractive residence set on top of a hill with an engaging panoramic view of the rolling landscape of the Conservancy, overlooking the luggas (valleys) and hills, with the horizon rising to the eye-catching views of the Mathews range and the sacred mountain of the Samburu, Ol Lolokwe

Lewa Wilderness Lodge is situated within one of Kenya's major private conservation successes the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy at the foot of Mt Kenya. Lewa Downs has been the Craig family home since 1924, when the Craig's came from England and began raising cattle here. Lewa Wilderness lodge is the original family home of the Craig's and is still home to Will and Emma Craig, who host with their team of professional guides.

Walking Wild in Laikipia Masai-land is a walking safari experience through some of Kenya's best wildlife viewing habitats – the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and two Masai Community Conservation areas, Il Ngwesi and Lekurruki.

Kifaru Lewa House Safari Lodge is a luxury villa built by one of Lewa's principal donors with no effort spared to ensure the best in style and comfort. Kifaru Lewa House is available to be taken exclusively and is a real indulgence accommodation-wise and there'll be no dirt under the fingernails here.

Ol Lentille Hotel is a collection of four private, full-service, fully staffed Houses for the discerning few perched on the flanks of a wooded rock kopje, in the heart of The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille Conservancy.

Sarara Luxury Tented Camp is a community owned property located off the beaten track, in the foothills of the Mathews Range just north of Samburu Game Reserve. Sarara Camp sits within the 75,000 hectares Namunyak Community Group Ranch and now boasts a wide variety of wildlife such as elephant, buffalo, kudu, forest hog and even lion and leopard.

Ol Malo Lodge & Ol Malo House, Laikipia is a sanctuary located on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River in Kenya's wild and beautiful North Eastern Province - 5000 acres of spectacular bush country overlooked by Mount Kenya and teeming with the elusive antelope from which the land takes its name. Ol-Malo means 'The Place of the Greater Kudu' the perfect Luxury Africa Safari Lodge is set in a 5000 acre ranch and game sanctuary along the Uaso Nyiro River, overlooked by the massive snow covered Mount Kenya in the background, and it overlooks the Mukagodo home of the nomadic Ndorobo people in Laikipia.