Kenya

	Sala's Camp is situated on the banks of the Sand River – the heart of the annual wildebeast migration. This secluded and private corner of the Masai-Mara offers spectacular views across the plains towards Tanzania . The camp accommodates a maximum of 14 guests in 6 spacious doubles and one honeymoon tent equipped with all the mod cons. Activities include game drives, bush lunches, sundowners and shared fire-side experiences. Balloon safaris and visits to Masai villages can be arranged. The camp is easily accessible by road or by regular scheduled or private charters into the Keekorok airstrip.
	Richard's Camp is located in the heart of the Masai Mara on the edge of a small forest, where elephant and herd animals are regular visitors to the camp. It is small and exclusive with six tents all furnished in a traditional African style with understated luxury. At the end of the day guests can indulge in a Victorian bath, tucked away in the forest under the African night sky. Days can be filled as you wish, with day and night game drives, escorted bush walks, beautiful picnics, sundowners.
	Sabuk is remote and beautiful… an alluring haven on the edge of the northern frontier district, perched on a cliff overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro river with stunning views of the Laikipia plains towards Mount Kenya . Each secluded guest cottage is open fronted with generous double or twin beds, hand carved wooden furniture and deep stone baths with amazing views. Bush breakfasts and evening sundowners overlooking the dam are a favourite amongst guests.
	Elsa's Kopje in the heart of the Meru National Park was made famous by the film Born Free, and is named after ‘Elsa' the lioness. There are nine individually designed, luxurious cottages to choose from and a private house with two en suite bedrooms. The lodge offers 360 degree views over Meru's landscape of giant baobabs, hot springs and bushland that teems with wildlife. It is the home of the rare northern desert species of Beisa oryx, Grevy's zebra, the lesser Kudu as well as large herds of elephant, prides of lion, cheetah and leopard.
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