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Fly Camps
Enjoy the beauty and solitude of remote destinations by flying into a secluded fly camp in northern Kenya for a night or two. With incredible unspoilt landscapes, we will erect a camp under shady Doum Palms and experience the tranquility and peace of a rarely visited land.
Lion Tracking
A few of the lions on Lewa are monitored so that important research information such as social structure, territory and feeding ecology can be evaluated. Guests can go out with the experienced trackers to locate the lions and help collate information about their movements and behaviour.
There are some great trout fishing opportunities on Lake Alice and Lake Michelson within neighbouring Mount Kenya National Park. We can organise specialised fishing trips all over Kenya fishing for Marlin and Sailfin off the Lamu coastline to Nile Perch and Tilapia in Lake Turkana.
Helicopter trips
Just a 15 minute ride from Sirikoi by helicopter you can be circling the peaks of Mount Kenya - the second highest point in Africa. Remote and incredible destinations all over Kenya can be explored from the isolated desert dunes in the north to the spectacular flamingo lakes in the Great Rift Valley in the south.
Visit to Maasai Homesteads
Learn first-hand about the local customs, culture and daily lives of the Masai with a visit to a local village.
Biplane excursion
Enjoy the allure of the early aviation days when Karen Blixen and Denys Finch-Hatton flew around Kenya in a brand new Waco biplane. Based on the original model of the 1920's and 30's, the planes have room for two passengers to sit side by side for this nostalgic once-in-in-a-lifetime flying experience over an incredible African landscape.
Horseback riding
Enjoy the sounds and sights of the bush while on horseback. Some game can be closely approached while riding a horse through stunning scenery and varied terrain making for an exciting excursion.
Camel safaris
This is predominantly a walking safari with camels to carry the camp and supplies led by Samburu tribesmen whose knowledge of the terrain has been passed through generations. A three to four hour walk in the morning with a stop for a bush breakfast is followed by a long rest during the heat of the day at your newly erected campsite. From here you can experience an evening bushwalk and a hot shower under the stars before falling asleep listening to the sounds of the African bush.