A twelve-tent camp on a 500 foot escarpment in Kenya’s Loisaba Conservancy, with horseback safaris, camel trekking, and views stretching across Laikipia to Mount Kenya.
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Loisaba Tented Camp sits on the edge of an escarpment within the 57,000-acre Loisaba Conservancy in northern Laikipia, with views stretching across the plains to Mount Kenya.
The conservancy is owned by the Loisaba Community Trust and operates as a working example of conservation, ranching, and tourism functioning together, with elephant, lion, and one of Kenya’s largest wild dog populations moving through the land alongside cattle grazing managed under a sustainability plan.
The camp sits on the site of a former homestead built by an Italian count, which burned down some years before the current property was built. What stands today retains the same panoramic position the original house held, rebuilt as a camp of canvas tents finished in polished wood.
Loisaba was recently purchased by The Nature Conservancy in partnership with Space for Giants, an elephant conservation foundation, reinforcing the land’s long term conservation purpose alongside its role as a safari destination.
Dining at Loisaba moves between the main dining area, the wooden deck overlooking the escarpment, and the bar and lounge that anchor the central camp. Meals draw on local garden produce, with menus that shift through the day from bush breakfasts at sunrise to sundowners on the deck as the light drops over the plains.
Fishing for tilapia and catfish at Kiboko Dam provides an occasional addition to the table for guests who want to bring something back from the conservancy themselves.
Loisaba has a full-service spa offering treatments and massages after a day of game drives or horseback safaris. Two infinity pools sit within the property, both looking directly out over the conservancy toward Mount Kenya. Yoga is available for guests who want a quieter pace between activities, with mats provided at no charge.
Day and night game drives operate in custom designed Land Rover safari vehicles across the conservancy. Horseback safaris move through open plains and indigenous forest, passing zebra, elephant, and the conservancy’s resident wild dog packs.
Camel trekking runs along the Ewaso Nyiro river or across the plains at an additional cost, typically lasting around two hours. Guided bush walks with Samburu guides cover the conservancy on foot, drawing on local knowledge of the flora, fauna, and cultural history of the land.
Mountain biking down the escarpment, visits to the conservancy’s anti poaching tracker dog unit, and cultural visits to a traditional Maasai village round out the programme. Heli camping and heli fishing for rainbow trout can be arranged at additional cost.
Eleven of the twelve tents measure seven meters by seven meters, with one larger tent at nine meters by nine meters. Each is built with floor to ceiling doors and windows, high ceilings, and polished wood floors, furnished in an Africana style with a European influence.
The en suite bathroom includes a double basin vanity, a flush toilet, and a solar heated rainfall shower. A wide veranda extends from each tent with a private grassed area in front, looking out across the plains toward Mount Kenya.
Three family combinations connect a double tent to a convertible twin or double tent by a shared walkway, each with a private lounge, a veranda sitting area, and a large en suite bathroom.
A separate exclusive family residence offers three en suite rooms, a shared lounge, a dining tent, and a private pool, sold as a standalone unit for groups who want full separation from the rest of the camp.
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