Voi Wildlife Lodge
Nestled in the heart of elephant country, Voi Wildlife Lodge is located in the Savannah grasslands of Tsavo East, Kenya, just 5km off the main highway connecting the Capital Nairobi to Mombasa.

Kilalinda Lodge
Kilalinda - A quite refuge between Kenya's two largest cities, situated on 8,000 acres of private wildlife conservancy. The place of constant little surprises, of subtle stirring revelations. Located on the edge of Tsavo East, in the welcoming shadow of the Yatta Plateau, the lodge sits on a sandy promontory overlooking the Athi River - a little drop of luxury in the harsh wilds of Tsavo.

Satao Camp
Nestled among the trees overlooking a watering hole lies Satao Camp, an oasis in the vast shrub land of Tsavo East National Park. This is home to Trevor and Ann Jennings, the founders of the camp. They are veterans of bush life and a personal touch that is Satao Camp.

Satao Rock Camp
Eight comfortable en-suite twin tents are perched some 80 feet up on a huge rock kopje overlooking a small waterhole where Elephant, Cheetah, Impala, Warthog, Buffalo, Lesser Kudu, Baboons and Vervet Monkeys come to drink and occasionally Lion and Leopard.

Ngutuni Lodge
Ngutuni Lodge is a luxury safari lodge located in the heart of a 10,000 acre private game sanctuary, surrounded on three sides by Tsavo East National Park. The lodge overlooks a water hole and is set against the spectacular backdrop of the Sagala Hills, only 2.5 hours drive from Mombasa and its international airport.

Galdessa Camp
The accommodation and activities are geared for the discerning traveler in search of a private experience in the African bush. The Galana River flows lazily by, refreshing in the middle of Tsavo’s heat- and the warm coastal breezes ruffle the doum palms over the bandas.

Crocodile Camp
The Crocodile Camp, on the outskirts of Tsavo East National Park, overlooks the Galana River in an exceptionally fertile area with dramatic scenery typifying the unspoilt beauty of Kenya. Originally a 'game hunters' camp, the accommodation comprises heavy duty fixed tents standing on a solid base or wooden bungalows complete with veranda and chairs, all covered by Makuti style roofs.