Discover the magic of the luxury Borana Lodge in Kenya’s newest, most successful Laikipia Rhino Sanctuary that focuses on rhino conservation and ecotourism in East Africa. With the most captivating vistas of mountain ranges and desert plains, there’s no place you’d rather be for photographic inspirations. Capture on film the incredible wildlife endemic to this Borana Conservancy, now a renowned and much needed rhino sanctuary, and immerse yourself in the rich culture of the friendly locals.
Explore the unspoiled terrain on foot or canter on horseback amidst the giraffe and zebra at Rhino Lodge as Borana is sometimes known. Stay in and observe the beauty of nature from the lodge while you relish the wonderful service and attention to detail. Perhaps you want to tick off tackling Mount Kenya on your bucket list?
The Dyer family founded Borana Lodge in 1993 as an eco-lodge to support conservation efforts in the region and to ensure ongoing wilderness areas for endangered species like the rhinos.
Borana Lodge Kenya was hand built using natural materials and the assistance of local people on a hill with the best views of Mount Kenya ever – there is a dam nearby where wildlife comes to drink. Only 8 gentle rooms with natural décor and colours entice guests to embrace the bliss of a wild landscape from their beds and decks, huge glass double doors opening out onto the ‘damscape’ for a morning of game viewing before even jumping on board a 4×4 game viewing vehicle.
Discover the magic of Kenya at Borana Lodge, on the eastern edge of the Laikipia Plateau with panoramic vistas of the snow-capped peaks and glaciers of Mount Kenya to the south. Borana eco lodge is situated within the vast area of the Ewaso ecosystem, a 4-hour drive from Nairobi and an hour’s drive from Nanyuki.
Borana Lodge Kenya derives its name from the native Boran cows popular in the arid grasslands of the plateau. The 35,000-acre ranch sits within a cosmic conservation area that benefits the locals both economically and socially while promoting the preservation of the natural environment.
Two of the 8 Borana cottages are family units with double rooms. No two rooms are the same but all offer airy spaces with large en-suite bathrooms that feature baths, walk-in showers, twin wash basins and toiletries to boot. The cottages have fireplaces and private verandas that look out over a busy watering hole.
Approximately 8 km from Borana Lodge is the luxurious 8-bedroomed Laragai House that is available on an exclusive use basis. This Laikipia private villa is a real gem for guests who relish their privacy. Laragai House boasts a clay tennis court, heated pool, outdoor lunch areas including a DVD library, satellite TV and Wi-Fi.
The public areas of Borana Kenya include an open-sided lounge and bar with comfy cushioned sofas, animal paintings and African furniture. Guests can also relax in a large stone-walled house under thatch offering 4 living rooms, one upstairs and the other outside. Just above the infinity pool is the dining area where delectable meals are served.
Your holiday at Borana Lodge will be spent in the wilderness on game drives in the company of experienced guides who are well versed with the terrain. Embark on horseback safaris and bush walks for a more intimate interaction with nature. If climbing is your thing, then head off to Mount Kenya National Park to climb the second highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kenya.
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