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If you’re looking for a place to experience the best of Kenya’s natural beauty and wildlife, Borana Lodge is the place for you. This elegant and cosy lodge is situated on a private conservancy that borders the famous Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, home to endangered species such as black and white rhinos, Grevy’s zebras and elephants. The lodge offers spectacular views of Mount Kenya, the Samangua Valley and the Ngare Ndare Forest.
Good to know
- The lodge is part of a conservation project that aims to preserve the environment and the wildlife that live in it. The lodge supports anti-poaching patrols, community education, wildlife research and habitat restoration.
- The lodge is family-friendly and offers activities for children such as nature walks, animal tracking, horse riding and fishing.
- The lodge is accessible by road or by air. The nearest airport is Nanyuki, which is about an hour’s drive away. The lodge can arrange transfers or car hire.
- The lodge has a minimum stay of two nights and operates on an all-inclusive basis, which covers accommodation, meals, drinks, laundry, activities and conservancy fees.
The rooms
The rooms at Borana Lodge are spacious and stylish, with fireplaces, private verandas and en-suite bathrooms. They are decorated with local fabrics, artworks and antiques, creating a warm and authentic atmosphere. Some rooms also have jacuzzis or plunge pools. You’ll love waking up to the sounds of birds and wildlife, and watching the sun set over the mountains.
Facilities
You’ll also love the delicious food at Borana Lodge, made with fresh and organic ingredients from their own gardens and local farms. You can enjoy your meals in the dining room, on the terrace or in a secluded spot in the bush. You can also join the chefs for a cooking lesson or a visit to the vegetable garden.
The lodge also has a cosy lounge with a fireplace and a library, a bar with a pool table and a dart board, a swimming pool with sun loungers and umbrellas, a spa with massage treatments and yoga classes, and a gift shop with local crafts.
Activities
The main attraction at Borana Lodge is the wildlife. You can go on game drives with experienced guides who will show you the amazing animals that live in the conservancy. You can also go on walking safaris, horse riding safaris, mountain biking safaris or camel safaris. You can also track rhinos with rangers or visit the anti-poaching dog unit.
If you want to explore more of the area, you can visit the nearby Lewa Wildlife Conservancy or Ngare Ndare Forest Reserve. You can also go on cultural tours to local villages or schools. Or you can simply relax at the lodge and enjoy the views.
Wider area
Borana Lodge is located in Laikipia County, which is one of Kenya’s most diverse and scenic regions. It has a variety of landscapes, from mountains and forests to plains and lakes. It also has a rich cultural heritage, with different ethnic groups living in harmony. Laikipia is also home to some of Kenya’s most iconic wildlife species, such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, buffaloes and elephants.
Borana Lodge is an ideal base to explore Laikipia and beyond. You can visit other wildlife reserves such as Samburu National Reserve or Ol Pejeta Conservancy. You can also visit Mount Kenya National Park or Lake Nakuru National Park. Or you can fly to other destinations such as Masai Mara National Reserve or Lamu Island.
Sustainability
Borana Lodge is not only a place to enjoy nature, but also a place to protect it. The lodge is part of a conservation project that aims to preserve the environment and the wildlife that live in it. The lodge supports anti-poaching patrols, community education, wildlife research and habitat restoration. The lodge also uses eco-friendly features such as solar power, rainwater harvesting, composting toilets and recycling.
The lodge is also committed to supporting the local communities that live around it. The lodge employs most of its staff from nearby villages and provides them with training and fair wages. The lodge also sources most of its food and supplies from local farmers and artisans. The lodge also supports local schools, clinics and projects that improve the quality of life of the people.
Borana Lodge is a sustainable safari lodge in Kenya that is committed to supporting community, conservation, culture, and commerce as a force for good. It is one of the newest members of the Global Ecosphere Retreats (GER) network, which is a rigorous sustainability audit in the tourism industry. Borana Lodge is built entirely with local materials by local craftsmen and it owns, directly manages or influences a significant landscape that is home to diverse wildlife, including endangered rhinos.
- Ecosystem preservation
- Luxury
- Wildlife
- Rural
- Pool
- Kids club
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Wifi
- Babysitting
- Up to 2
- Up to 4
- Up to 8
- Family
- Lodge
- Hiking
- Cycling
- Horseriding
- Cultural visit
- Safari
