Mbweha Camp

Mbweha Camp is set on a 6,400 acre private conservancy bordering renowned Lake Nakuru National Park. This intimate camp is set in a grove of native trees including euphorbia candelabra and yellow barked acacia that help create a lovely relaxed atmosphere.

Comprised of just 10 comfortably furnished stone cottages, with polished floors, thatched roofs and ensuite bathrooms. The double or twin beds are surrounded by towering mosquito nets while there is also a small sofa. The camp boasts a large dining and lounge area fitted with a welcoming fire pit with circular seating for guests to enjoy an after dinner drink from the bar. The lounge also has wonderful views over the Eburru and Mau mountain ranges and all-important 240V charging facilities.

As Mbeweha Camp lies outside of a national park, activities such as nature walks, mountain biking and night game drives are possible. Congreve Conservancy, where the camp is situated, encompasses much of Lake Elmenteita, a blue-green soda lake rich in birdlife including both the lesser and greater flamingo, pelican and heron. Soysambu Conservancy is a World Heritage Site and an important birding area, as well as a sanctuary for the endangered colosius monkey. Guests can also enjoy day trips into Lake Nakuru National Park.

Guests can also visit Kariandusi prehistoric site near the shores of Lake Elmenteita, an early Stone Age site dating back more than 1 million years, where tools used by early man were discovered by celebrated paleoanthropologist Louis Leakey. Game drives with expert guides take place in 4WD safari vehicles, with a maximum of 6 guests per vehicle, while guided bush wals and hikes are also possible.