



Set up within the private, 43,000-acre Suyian Ranch, this mobile camp is completely removable to keep it light on the environment. The mess tent is a classic canvas structure with a 'tarp veranda', communal dining area, bar and lounge. Although as long as the weather allows it, you'll often enjoy sundowners in the bush and dinner under the stars. At the end of the day, a fire is started at the escarpment's edge, where you can enjoy an incredible view and share stories from the day.
On the hillside below the mess area, the canvas tents are set up according to the number of guests staying (with a maximum of 16 people). Roll-up sides reveal stunning views of Laikipia, while a barrier of netting keeps unwanted visitors out. A comfortable bed dominates the space, and there's plenty of open shelving and a vanity table for unpacking. Each tent has a flushing loo and hot bucket shower, which you'll be hankering for after a day of exploring.
Depart on morning or afternoon game drives across this diverse landscape, binoculars at the ready for herds of elephant, Grevy's zebra or buffalo, lone oryx, and the much-coveted leopard, cheetah or pack of African painted dogs. For the truly intrepid, discover the landscape on a walking safari or hike up the valley's escarpments for an increasingly beautiful view. Especially for families, spending a few hours swimming in a waterhole as rapids constantly replenish it is a great way to spend a few hours.
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