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Loisaba Lodo Springs

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About Loisaba Lodo Springs

From $830 per person/per night
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The impact of your stay

Loisaba Lodo Springs is owned by Elewana collection which are rooted in the concept of harmony, as reflected in their Kiswahili-inspired name. Through the Land & Life Foundation, Elewana is dedicated to fostering the sustainable coexistence between communities and wildlife across East Africa. Shanga, an initiative under the foundation, empowers individuals with disabilities through artistic expression and economic opportunities, epitomising Elewana's commitment to authentic experiences and positive impact.

Plan your stay

How to book Loisaba Lodo Springs

How do I book Loisaba Lodo Springs?

Loisaba Lodo Springs can be booked with Timbuktu as part of a tailor-made Kenya trip, rather than as a standalone room reservation. Start online, customising one of our recommended Kenya trips featuring Loisaba Lodo Springs or get advice and suggestions from one of our Kenya specialists who will design the trip around your dates, check availability and handle every booking for you.

How much does it cost to stay at Loisaba Lodo Springs?

Stays at Loisaba Lodo Springs start from around $830 per person per night as part of a tailor-made trip. The exact price depends on your travel dates, room type and the shape of the rest of your itinerary. A Timbuktu travel specialist can give you an accurate quote for your dates.

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Laikipia

A patchwork of pretty reserves where conservation and communities are just as important as safaris.