Kenya Accommodation.

Absolute luxury, classic safari style and an awe-inspiring view of Mount Kilimanjaro await you in lush surroundings at Amboseli Serena Lodge.

Intimate and exclusive, Borana Lodge is perched on the slope of a hidden valley overlooking a waterhole where animals come to drink.

Campi ya Kanzi means "Camp of the Hidden Treasures" in Kiswahili. For you, it means the ultimate in luxury tented safari camps.

For those who wish to step back in time Cottar's 1920's Camp. The Cottars have been guiding safaris since 1919 and the tradition continues.

The building of Deloraine was completed in 1922. Two-storied and constructed from a warm pinky-brown stone with a Mangalore tiled roof. Your hosts at this lodge are the owners, the Voorspuys.

For those guests who have been packing so many experiences into their safari, Desert Rose seems to be the place where these feelings can now be assimilated. The total tranquility and subtle comfort lends a feeling of complete serenity.

Diani House is a large and comfortable residence, set in twelve acres of forested garden on Diani Beach, thirty kilometers south of Mombasa.

Elephant Pepper Camp is about fulfilling your dreams, experiencing the rhythm of the bush, the rituals of the wildlife, absorbing the space, beauty and sheer variety of landscape and culture.

Elephant Watch Safaris and their trained guides will offer you an opportunity to understand and trust elephants through intimate and gentle interaction. You will begin to get to know certain individuals as "friends".

The animals are shy and unused to humans. Here you will find Elsa's Kopje, named for Elsa, the orphaned lioness reared by the Adamson’s and returned to the wild in Meru.

If one camp has most often been described as Africa’s ultimate ‘bush luxury’, it must surely be Finch Hattons.

Galdessa is a small eco-tourism up-market tented lodge in Kenya's largest park. The accommodation and activities are geared at the discerning traveler looking for a private experience in the African bush.

Since its founders rescued a baby giraffe named Daisy from a heavily-poached area of western Kenya in 1974, this home has become a household name among wildlife lovers worldwide.

The setting is magical. Governors’ Camp nestles in the forest along the winding banks of the Mara River, it’s waters teeming with hippo and crocodile.

Kichwa Tembo is set among the forests just below the spot where a famous scene from Out of Africa was filmed. This setting was also chosen to illustrate the motion picture's poster.

Kichwa Tembo, Meaning 'Head of the Elephant' in KiSwahili is an enchanting, luxurious tented camp in the north-western corner of the richest game park in Kenya.

Kilaguni Serena Lodge is an experience not to be missed, for it is without doubt one of the best game viewing lodges in Africa.

KIWAYU SAFARI VILLAGE is a barefoot luxury retreat on a deserted stretch of white beach facing out over the Indian Ocean.

Lake Baringo Club has its own special atmosphere of peace and calm. Hippos graze at night on the lawns. Above all Baringo means birds, birds and more birds.

Situated at 4,500 to 6,500 feet (1,400-2,000 metres) above sea level, Lewa provides an unforgettable combination of spectacular scenery, hospitality, privacy and abundant wildlife....

The Camp that Africa's old hands swear by, Little Governors' casts its spell over all who visit from honeymooning couples to Presidents.

The grassy plains of this northern plateau break into valleys, cliffs and escarpments that frame astounding views of snow-capped Mount Kenya in the south.

At Loldia you’ll experience the life of Kenya’s early settlers, the pioneers who cleared the forests and first farmed the rich highlands.

This masterful interpretation of a traditional Masai village offers panoramic views of the Serengeti plains below.

The African experience has fired the imagination of countless people since the days of the early explorers. There is no finer place to thrill to your own personal "African Experience" than the Masai Mara National reserve.

The Mombasa Beach Hotel stunningly set on a rocky bluff amid gardens ablaze with bougainvilleas, overlooking a splendid Indian ocean.

High on the slopes of Africa's second highest mountain, The Mount Kenya Safari Club straddles the Equator in a glory of luxurious cottages and elegant buildings set amid manicured lawns and decorative ponds.

Amidst the bustle of one of Africa's most dynamic cities there is a sanctuary offering peaceful respite ... the Nairobi Serena Hotel. Standing among verdant gardens, it is considered Nairobi's finest hotel.

The Norfolk has an incomparable history and has often been called one of the world's most romantic hotels. Nairobi as a capital city grew up all around the Norfolk.

Tucked away in a prime wildlife area, Offbeat Mara Camp provides guests with superb game viewing - lion, leopard, elephant and buffalo are all seen regularly.

Offbeat Meru Camp pride themselves on providing guests with an exclusive experience in remote wildlife areas.

Situated on the slopes of the rolling Chuylu Hills, Ol Donyo Waus enjoys exclusive access to quarter of a million acres of wilderness area.

Ol Malo, "the place of the Greater Kudu," is Colin and Rocky Francombe’s home. It is home to the nomadic Ndorobo people.

Ol Tukai is in a forest of fever trees and palms. From your room stretches a panorama of landscape, sky and wildlife with the majesty of Kilimanjaro in the background.

Olerai is an enchanting country home on a beautiful farm in Africa. Your hosts at this mystical house are Iain and Oria Douglas-Hamilton.

Peponi's charm lies in its magical ambiance. Every part of it, the architecture, the smiling staff, the sea breeze, the fresh food, the views and even the smells, create a spell that entrances.

Ron and Pauline Beaton, along with their eldest son, Gerard, have resided in this wild yet beautiful part of Kenya for many years. Their home, Rekero, caters to a maximum of ten guests.

A small, family-run lodge on the shores of Lake Victoria, Rusinga offers a unique combination of special activities and wildlife.

Sabuk Lodge, home to Professional Safari Guide, Simon Evans, is a stunning wilderness destination, perched on the high banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River.

Shaded by tall acacias shading the Uaso Nyiro River, the lodge is a cool oasis in the desert surroundings.

Where better to spend a few days in Kenya's northern game sanctuaries than in the riverine forest cool of Samburu lodge, a firm favourite for visitors.

Olonana Camp is a beautiful deluxe permanent camp with a dining verandah overlooking the Mara River. Game walks are lead by the Masai in and around the Mara.

Sarara is a luxury tented camp, owned and run by the local Samburu community. Nestled into the lower slopes of Wamba Mountain, with sweeping views the Mathews Range.

Set on a plateau in the Rift Valley, overlooking one of the world's greatest ornithological spectacles, Lake Nakuru, stands Sarova Lion Hill Lodge.

Relaxing outside your own tent listening to the Orchestra of rasping Cicadas, croaking Tree Frogs and the intermittent call of birds and monkeys is a memorable symphony.

Known as 'Born Free' country, this semi desert reserve was made famous by Joy Adamson and her lioness Elsa.

Saruni is a deluxe and intimate lodge set in a private conservation area outside the Masai Mara National Reserve.

Serena Mountain Lodge allows the visitor an up close and personal view of the dense forest which comes alive at dusk with the sounds of animals.

An exclusive wilderness camp, flanking a secluded valley & alongside the Mara River.

Sosian is dedicated to the conservation of wildlife and is a member of the Laikipia Wildlife Forum, working to protect Laikipia's wildlife through sustainable land uses such as eco-tourism.

A deluxe hotel, The Stanley recalls the graceful era of fine furnishings and cool Victorian elegance. It features the famous Thorn Tree Coffee Shop and the Zen gourmet restaurant with unique fusion cuisine.

Overlooking a floodlit waterhole, the camp offers the visitor an unforgettable opportunity to watch and photograph animals in their natural habitat.

Set in the heart of the Aberdare National Park, this unique game lodge overlooks a floodlit waterhole and salt lick which attracts a host of wildlife.

Tortilis Camp, named for the umbrella shaped Acacia trees under which it is built, beckons you away from the stresses of life and surrounds you with luxury.

This resort has a superb location amongst 10 acres of tropical forest on Watamu Beach, adjacent to a Marine Park with an abundance of tropical fish and beautiful corals.

With its large herds of elephants and buffaloes and diversity of animal, bird and plant life, Tsavo is an ideal stopover enroute to Mombasa

Mombasa offers a cultural experience combined with a natural beauty of the drenched beaches, coral reefs and tropical marine life.