Somak 2026-27 Brochure

14 • 020 8423 3000 This lodge offers an unforgettable safari experience. Nestled in Tsavo West National Park, this eco-friendly lodge provides views of wildlife and the Taita Hills. Enjoy luxurious accommodations, delicious organic cuisine, and thrilling game drives. There are underground viewing areas in the lodge for up-close encounters with animals. Located in the Loisaba conservancy this tented camp is perched on an escarpment, and offers panoramic views of Laikipia, ideal for stargazing and elephant watching. Custom tents feature floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, and wood floors. The camp boasts a large open dining area, lounge, bar and outdoor decking. A superb retreat in the heart of Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park, now further enhanced by the recent opening of its exclusive Club Wing. This expansion offers discerning travellers uninterrupted views of Aruba Dam, a dedicated swimming pool, fully stocked mini-bars, and high-speed Wi- Fi, creating an oasis of exclusivity. Salt Lick Safari Lodge Loisaba Tented Camp Ashnil Aruba Lodge Located at the confluence of the Mara and Olkeju Rivers, one of the very best positions in the Masai Mara for game viewing. Tents are spacious and elegantly furnished, complete with private sundecks overlooking the river. Facilities include a swimming pool, a spa, and a restaurant serving delicious international and local cuisine. This secluded retreat is nestled amidst the lush forests of the Masai Mara Game Reserve along the meandering Mara River. The canvas-only camp provides an intimate connection to the wilderness with all the comforts of a luxury hotel. Enjoy stunning views across the sweeping plains or the river, populated by hippos and elephants. Inspired by the 1920s, is a luxurious retreat on the Sand River in the Masai Mara, perfect for exceptional game viewing. With separate dining and public areas for each campsite, guests enjoy an exclusive safari experience while witnessing wildlife congregating around fewer waterholes, especially during the migration season. Ashnil Mara Camp Main Governors’ Camp Elewana Sand River Beyond Kenya’s well-trodden paths are many hidden gems. One of Africa’s largest reserves, Tsavo, offers vast wilderness with elephants, lions, and vibrant birdlife. The Aberdare National Park’s forested ravines and treetop lodges provide a perfect setting for intimate wildlife viewing. Lewa, a renowned conservancy, protects endangered species like rhinos and features diverse activities like horse riding. In Laikipia, luxurious lodges and rich wildlife encounters await in a stunning landscape. Finally, Ol Pejeta is a haven for rhinos and chimpanzees, combining conservation with immersive safari experiences. Kenyan Hidden Gems One of the most popular safari destinations, it is named after the Masai people inhabiting the region. It is home to abundant wildlife, most famously including the ‘big five’. Its rugged landscape, welcoming people and unparalleled wildlife mark the reserve as a flagship safari experience. The Mara is the site of the world-famous wildebeest migration. The Great Migration is the biggest mammal trek in the world, a truly iconic natural phenomenon. The area has an amazing concentration of wildlife during migration and beyond. Surrounding the Masai Mara Reserve are a number of private conservancies owned by Masai communities. Masai Mara National Reserve