Loisaba 

Set in 60,000 acres of conservancy land, Loisaba parallels the border of Laikipia and Kenya’s rugged Northern Frontier District. Constructed from stone, local timber and thatch, the lodge is perched high on a plateau providing breath taking views extending hundreds of miles. The lodge offers a spa with outside bubble bath and the famous ‘Star Beds’ which are available for a night out under the stars.
All profits generated by tourism activities at Loisaba are dedicated to conservation and supporting the local community. A number of staff and guides are from the neighbouring Maasai and Samburu tribal communities

We recommend a 2 nights to make the most of this unique lodge

Access and Distance

• Loisaba is a remote destination and is best accessed by air. Fly from Nairobi to Nanyuki and thereafter a private charter to Loisaba’s all weather strip (approx 2 hours). Alternatively a private air charter from Nairobi direct to Loisaba takes approx 1 hour

Accommodation

• 7 rooms with large French windows that open onto private deck and en suite bathrooms
• A separate, self-contained private cottage is also available, with two double en suite bedrooms and it has its own game drive vehicle
• Loisaba House and Cottage, 2 bedrooms, offer guests private and exclusive accommodation. They have their own staff, car and guide, as well as access to the main lodge’s facilities
• The celebrated Star Beds – Kiboko and Kioja – each comprising of 2 double star bed sleeping platforms and one large family platform which all have ensuite bathroom facilities and showers

Facilities

• Large dining area
• Spacious bar and comfortable lounge area
• Swimming pool
• Health Spa offering facials, mud wraps, body scrubs, massage, beauty treatments, open-air bath and jacuzzi
• Star Beds
• The ‘Wildlife blind’ lookout
• Tennis Courts
• Croquet Pitch

Activities and Excursions

• Guided walks by Samburu/Maasai warriors
• Horesriding
• Camel riding guided by Samburu/Maasai warriors
• Mountain biking
• Day and night Games drives in open 4 wheel drive vehicles
• Bush breakfasts, lunches, dinners and ‘sundowners’
• River rafting (seasonal)
• Visits to local tribal villages
• Fishing
• Bird watching
• Helicopter excursion or Heli Camping (extra cost)