3 Days | Nairobi and Naivasha Family Escape

 
Chui Lodge | naivasha

Chui Lodge is a sister property to Kiangazi House and it is a private getaway as rare and impressive as the animal after which it is named (Chui is the Swahili word for Leopard). Crafted from simple bush stone, local Acacia, Leleshwa and Olive woods with a beautiful twisted Marula roof, it features pillars and murals with intricate African carvings creating the feel of an artist`s gallery. The lodge and the swimming pool overlook a busy waterhole with the Mau Escarpment as a backdrop and the Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary is home to an astonishing range of wildlife. Fresh vegetables and dairy products are produced on the farm nearby and therefore obtained daily.

Chui Lodge`s commitment to conservation includes the careful management of the 20,000 acre Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary, which hosts over 45 different species of mammals including several non-indigenous species that were imported in order to contribute to the survival of their species such as White Rhino, Grevy Zebra and Cheetah.

 
Loldia House | naivasha

Loldia House is located on a private ranch of approximately 6,500 acres on the shores of Lake Naivasha. Here visitors are allowed to explore the homestead with one of our guides, to enjoy the cooperation of farming activities and the wildlife which live close by, and to explore the lakes and mountains of the Great Rift Valley.

At Loldia House you`ll encounter the life of Kenya`s early settlers. Loldia House is a perfect spot to unwind, taste the delights of Kenyan country life and explore the Great Rift Valley. There are excellent views of the dormant volcano Mount Longonot. Wild animals roam free on the farm and in the night hippo crunch discreetly by the waterside.

 
Lake Naivasha Sopa Lodge | naivasha

Set in one hundred and fifty acres of land of field studded with Acacia hedges and trees, the resort is not just home to resident waterbuck, giraffe and both Colobus and Vervet monkeys, Also it is additionally a night stop for the hippos when they leave the lake consistently to come and trim the grass on the gardens.

With Sopa`s customary and principled to tend the nature, it is carefully positioned in such a way each structure at the property does not need the fell any of the many trees there. Thus, the property has a fundamentally creative and aesthetic outline for the public area building which now winds its way between the trees with long and agile bends.

It is likewise why you may well ask only for what valid reason our two swimming pools with a children`s section and a pool complex with its bar, nibble kitchen, pizzeria and wellbeing spa; our tennis court, our two gathering corridors with their four distinctively measured meeting zones, and our stables are so broadly set apart.

 
Lake Naivasha Simba Lodge | naivasha

Lake Naivasha Simba lodge is an enchanting setting where contemporary comfort blends stylishly with nature to offer an environment where guests can refresh their senses, rekindle their love of travel and reconnect with the world around them. Each room is blissfully private; you can sit on your balcony and watch our resident wildlife, take a nap and wake up to stunning bush views. Cocoon yourself in this exclusive hideaway and let your heart start to beat to the rhythm of africa.

 
Great Rift Valley Lodge | naivasha

From its panoramic perch above Lake Naivasha, Great Rift Valley Hold up appreciates one of mankind`s oldest views over the sweeping floor of the world`s largest valley. Hotel is based on the Eburru, a mountain that the Maasai call Ol Donyo Opurru, which means mountain of smoke.

The hotel sits on 7,000 feet, from which height it appreciates superb views toward the west and east. The vistas extend from the shimmering waters of Lake Naivasha to the spiked volcanic pit of Mount Longonot and beyond the slopes shoulders of the Aberdare Mountains – Kenya`s most important watershed.

 
Kiangazi House | naivasha

Kiangazi meaning ‘hot and dry season’ is a beautiful country house situated on a hill set amongst delightful lush gardens and rolling lawns with unsurpassed scenery of Lake Naivasha and the Great Rift Valley. Built in the old traditional style of local stone and timber with cosy private lounges, a bar and a library all with fireplaces, it is an ideal place to relax in. A salt lick and water hole is excellently located at the bottom of the garden for animals to congregate at. Highly trained professional chefs deliver an exquisite array of cuisine. Fresh vegetables and dairy products are produced on the farm nearby and therefore obtained daily. A swimming pool is creatively blended into the surrounding garden.

Kiangazi House`s commitment to conservation includes the careful management of the Wildlife Corridor and the 20,000 acre Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary, which hosts over 45 different species of mammals including several non-indigenous species that were imported in order to contribute to the survival of their species such as White Rhino, Grevy Zebra and Cheetah.