Honeymoon Safari

We can take you on game drives into the only national park in the world on the edge of a capital city. Nairobi National Park is a surprise package and many of these birds and animals are visible from our terrace and restaurant as they move around the bush. Ololo also takes guests to visit the renowned Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage without having to exit the national park.

You are invited to take part on an excursion to Karen to visit the famed Karen Blixen Museum, the Giraffe Centre or Kazuri Beads. Or more to your inclination some shopping at local markets and boutique stores can be arranged. Anselm Hot Glass Studio and Kitengela Glass is a walk away across the neighboring farms to Ololo, with one of our Askari guides.

At Loisaba, guests can embark on thrilling game drives to spot elephants, lions, and other wildlife across the vast conservancy. Unique activities include camel trekking, horseback riding, and guided bush walks, offering different perspectives of the landscape. Visitors can also experience the iconic starbeds, sleeping under the open African sky, or enjoy cultural visits to the local Samburu communities to learn about their traditions and way of life.

Morning and afternoon game drives are the bread and butter of a Masai Mara safari, and all-day expeditions are common especially during the Great Migration. There’s usually a bush breakfast under a shady tree or a mobile sundowner bar to complete the experience too. Specific to the private Mara Conservancies are walking safaris and night drives, both allowing you to get to grips with the landscape in different ways. In specific locations, early-morning hot air balloon flights are possible – definitely worth booking in advance – as are horseback safaris for varying capabilities. Finally, many camps have partnerships with local Maasai communities for a chance to join them in their daily life.

Lamu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site off Kenya’s northern coast, is a captivating blend of Swahili culture, rich history, and stunning coastal beauty. Known for its narrow winding streets, centuries-old architecture, and vibrant markets, Lamu feels like a step back in time. Visitors can explore historic sites like Lamu Fort and the Riyadha Mosque, sail on traditional dhows, or simply relax on pristine beaches. With its laid-back atmosphere and timeless charm, Lamu offers an authentic and serene escape from the modern world.