Top Kenya Safari Lodges & Camps for 2025

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Top Kenya Safari Lodges & Camps for 2025 Planning a Kenya safari in 2025? Your choice of accommodation can make your safari experience even more memorable. Whether you’re looking for rustic charm, luxury comfort, or family-friendly options, Kenya offers a wide range of exceptional safari lodges and camps to suit every type of traveler.

At Chacal Expeditions, we’ve handpicked some of the top safari lodges and camps in Kenya for 2025 based on comfort, location, service, and unique experiences.

1. Angama Mara – Masai Mara

Perched on the edge of the Great Rift Valley, Angama Mara offers sweeping views over the Masai Mara — one of Africa’s best wildlife reserves. The lodge is known for its luxury tents, personalized service, and easy access to the Great Wildebeest Migration.

Highlights:

Floor-to-ceiling glass tents
Private picnics on the Out of Africa hilltop
Exclusive game viewing experiences

2. Elewana Tortilis Camp – Amboseli

Located in a private conservancy bordering Amboseli National Park, Tortilis Camp offers unobstructed views of Mount Kilimanjaro and excellent elephant sightings. It’s eco-friendly, elegant, and perfect for couples or families.

Highlights:

Beautiful tents with ensuite bathrooms
Guided walking safaris
Infinity pool with mountain views

3. Saruni Samburu – Samburu National Reserve

For something off the beaten path, Saruni Samburu is a spectacular lodge in a remote conservancy north of Nairobi. Set atop a rocky outcrop, the lodge offers panoramic views and an intimate connection with the rugged, arid landscape.

Highlights:

Open-air bathrooms and cliffside villas
Exclusive access to fewer-crowded Samburu ecosystem
Rich cultural experiences with the Samburu people

4. Loldia House – Lake Naivasha

For a peaceful retreat between safaris, Loldia House offers old-world charm and a relaxing atmosphere on a private farm along Lake Naivasha. This is a perfect stopover en route to Masai Mara or Nakuru.

Highlights:

Historic colonial-style farmhouse
Birdwatching and boating on Lake Naivasha
Proximity to Lake Nakuru National Park

5. Ol Pejeta Bush Camp – Laikipia

Located in the heart of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, this intimate camp is ideal for travelers who want a close connection to nature and conservation. It’s one of the few places in Kenya where you can see the Big Five, including black and white rhinos.

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