Visit Ol Lentile Sanctuary
The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille is a leading edge conservation tourism partnership between a Maasai community, donors, and private investors John and Gill Elias who are resident at the ranch.
Here there is a true synergy. With the sacrifice of a full one third of their grazing area for conservation, the community has been able to enter the tourism business. The business finances the conservancy, and provides an income to the community to improve lives and livelihoods. 14,500 acres of stunning hills and valleys populated with exceptional flora and fauna have resulted.
Four fabulously luxurious fully-staffed, full-service houses are available either individually or as exclusive use of the whole property. The property also boasts a Library, Spa and Pool, and enjoys wireless access to the internet via satellite broadband.
The Sanctuary at Ol Lentille is open all year and scheduled flight services are available into Nanyuki from Wilson Airport, Nairobi, connecting to a 90 minutes road transfer to Ol Lentille. Private air charters can land on its own airstrip.
Accommodation
Each architect-designed House echoes a Voice of Africa and is located to ensure your privacy. All the Houses have an abundant mixture of unique courtyards, decks, gardens, and lawns. Some have plunge pools. Each Bedroom has its own bathroom.
The Chief’s House, African contemporary style, 3 bedrooms/ sleeps 6 as doubles or twins.
The Sultan’s House, Swahili style, 1 or 2 bedrooms/sleeps 2-4 as double, or double plus twin.
The Eyrie, African Retro style, 1 bedroom / sleeps 2 as double.
The Colonel’s House, Campaign style, 2 bedrooms/sleeps 4 as doubles or twins.
Meal Plans are full board accommodation including exceptional food and wines. However champagne, rare wines and cigars are at an extra cost.
Activities
Activities that can be arranged include conservation and community work, horse riding and camel trekking, mountain and quad biking, game drives and walking (day and night), bush breakfast, lunch, dinner and picnics as well as boules and croquet.
There are also optional extras available to guests on request such as:
- Bush Skills course
- Kayaking and river rafting
- Light aircraft and helicopter trips
- Trips to other parks and reserves
- Trout fishing on Mt. Kenya
- Visits to Craft Village
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