Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs

Set high above northern Kenya's vast wilderness, Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs delivers a private safari escape within a pristine conservancy, where sweeping views, personalised service and exceptional wildlife encounters define every moment.

Located within the 57 000-acre Loisaba Conservancy, Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs overlooks sweeping plains that stretch all the way to Mount Kenya. This dramatic landscape forms part of a vital elephant corridor and supports one of Kenya's most stable lion populations, alongside Grevy's zebra, wild dog, leopard and cheetah. The sense of space and exclusivity is immediate, with very few vehicles and a deep connection to the surrounding wilderness. Dining is refined yet relaxed, with beautifully prepared meals enjoyed against breathtaking backdrops, from bush breakfasts to sundowners overlooking the escarpment. Each stay is entirely tailored, with dedicated guides and guest ambassadors arranging everything from private dining experiences to adventurous days exploring the conservancy. Activities are as diverse as the terrain itself, ranging from classic game drives and guided walks to horseback riding, camel trekking and mountain biking through wild canyons and open plains. Cultural visits to Samburu villages offer meaningful insight into local traditions, while evenings are best spent stargazing beside the fire, immersed in the sounds of the African night.

Consisting of just eight spacious tented suites, each is designed to feel like a private sanctuary overlooking the Laikipia plains. Light-filled interiors open onto wide verandas with double daybeds, while luxurious bathrooms feature rainfall showers and double vanities. Every suite is assigned a ded,bricated Elewana Guest Ambassador, ensuring seamless service throughout the stay. Dedicated safari vehicle and private guide per room Complimentary Wi-Fi Horse riding and camel trekking Guided bush walks and game drives Mountain biking and cycling Children's activities and kids-friendly experiences Cultural village visits Laundry service Conservation and community experiences