



The Loisaba tented camp is the newest edition to the Loisaba Conservancy; perched on the edge of a 500ft escarpment and has dramatic views across the Laikipia plains and the snow-capped peak of Mount Kenya. The decor is stylish safari chic, with natural textures and clean lines. The infinity pool is perfect for cooling off or soaking up the dramatic views, it feels like you are suspended between heaven and earth.
Loisaba Tented Camp are managed by the exclusive Elewana Collection and consists of four stylish and spacious double rooms, one deluxe tented suite and two family tents, each made up of two double en-suite tents with shared verandas. The exclusive family residence offers three en-suite rooms, a shared private lounge, dining tent and a private pool. Every room overlooks the Laikipia plains; you'll see herds of buffalo, zebra and elephant crossing while relaxing on your deck. On a clear day, you'll see as far as the snow-peaked caps of Mount Kenya.
Mount a stallion and explore the African savannah on horseback. Trot past a herd of zebra or saunter through one of the indigenous forests on the property. Interacting with the Maasai at the traditional Maasai village is an enjoyable experience. See how one of Africa's most proud and noble tribes live, watch them dance and view some of their beadwork. Top this off with a camel safari. Camels are the traditional mode of transport in the dry land of Northern Kenya. Overnight camel camping using lightweight tents is perfect for the more adventurous traveller.
Loisaba Tented Camp 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.
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