OL LENTILLE

Accommodation is ranged over four entirely self-contained villas comprising one to three bedrooms, sleeping two to six adults. Each has its own terrace, living room and dining area as well as dedicated vehicle and staff. The villas cannot be seen from one another so privacy is assured and stepped pathways, some quite steep, lead you around the lodge and between rooms. A small spa with two treatment rooms is tucked away in the rocks while a spacious library with rooftop terrace sits at the top of the resort with a stunning outdoor pool close by. Meals are served in the privacy of your villa with options to have a bush lunch or dinner on the rooftop gallery.

The lodge has worked extremely closely with the local community on a range of projects especially focusing on education and healthcare. The opportunity for genuine interaction with Maasai and Samburu communities during your stay at Ol Lentille is therefore likely to provide memories as indelible as the enchanting landscapes that surround you.

SUITABLE FOR

• Couples and families
• Conservation lovers
• Active adventurers
• Serenity

THINGS TO DO AT THE LODGE:

• Wake to the sight of the jagged clifftops and valleys of Laikipia
• Marvel at the sweeping views from the infinity pool
• Soothe tired limbs with a rejuvenating massage
• Observe a mesmerising sunset from your expansive private deck
• Dine in style with a candlelit bush dinner or under the stars on the rooftop gallery

THINGS TO DO NEARBY:

• Spot elephants, striped hyenas, kudus and leopards in the vast, unfenced reserve
• Go on bush walks and spectacular hikes with Maasai and Samburu warriors, learning about their ancient lands
• Set out on a thrilling quad biking or mountain biking adventure through the breathtaking landscapes
• Hone your archery skills under the guidance of a Maasai warrior
• Climb to the summit of Ol Lentille and feel on top of the world
• Gain a deeper insight into the lives of Maasai and Samburu people with visits to villages, markets and local schools
• Soar by helicopter over Lake Turkana - the Jade Sea - and the sacred Mount Ol Lolokwe
• Visit the nearby habituated baboon colony