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Reteti Sanctuary is providing the blueprint for the future of conservation.
When so much of Kenya’s conservation efforts have been guided by colonial and Western structures, Reteti’s successes signify a seismic shift, not only within conservation but within the social and economical contexts of the Samburu people.
Kenya’s Mundui House plays host to international visitors as well as an Animal Rights Reserve dedicated to local wildlife.
In the peaceful suburb of Karen, set between Nairobi National Park and the Ngong Hills, is the colonial-style boutique hotel Hemingways—named after the writer, whose travels in East Africa are well known.
The Masai Mara is one of Africa’s legendary safari destinations, steeped in tales of romantic journeys, perilous expeditions, and pioneers of conservation.
Long considered nature’s arch multi-taskers, one group of the world’s 20,000-odd species of bees is busier than most.
A selection of our favourite travel stories of 2015, serving as inspiration for your upcoming adventures and luxurious retreats.
While it may be situated many miles away from any movie theatre, the Fairmont Mount Kenya Safari Club has a front-row seat to its own kind of spectacle.
It was Kenyan paleoanthropologists Louis and Mary Leakey who pioneered the archeological exploration of their country’s lush Great Rift Valley. Their 2.5-million-year-old skeletal discoveries in Kenya and Tanzania were evidence that this expanse could well have been the cradle of mankind, and the very origin of us all.
