Framed against the glorious backdrop of Africa's highest mountain, the magnificently beautiful Mount Kilimanjaro, this very traditional and beautifully presented safari lodge.

Tortilis is a wonderful camp set on the edge of Amboseli National Park. Named for the trees under which it is built, Acacia Tortilis. This tented camp beckons you away from the stresses of life and surrounds you with luxury.

Overlooking Lake Naivasha with its flocks of flamingos, Loldia ranch was established by a family who trekked by ox-wagon from South Africa a century ago, today their descendants still own the land.

Lapped by the waters of Lake Victoria, shaded by giant fig trees, and lost to the world, Mfangano Island Camp is an oasis of tranquillity, an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

This 1920’s camp experience returns to the original spirit and essence of “safari”, reminiscent of a golden bygone era, an era of romance, adventure and elegance. Here one will experience the ultimate in personalised service and guiding.

The setting is magical. So much so that almost a century ago it was reserved, exclusively, for Kenya’s colonial Governors and their royal visitors.

The camp for those who want that extra bit of luxury, Governors' Ilmoran Camp has been kept as small as possible, with added touches that make this the top of the range safari.

This private camp can only be booked by one family or group at a time, so it's yours to enjoy, as the name suggests, in private.

Mara Camp is found on the Koyiaki Group Ranch on the edge of the Masai Mara National Reserve. A semi-permanent tented camp, offering luxurious surroundings whilst maintaining a true sense of wilderness.

The Camp that Africa's old hands swear by, Little Governors' casts its spell over all who visit from honeymooning couples to Presidents.

Constructed from stone, local timber and thatch, the lodge is perched high on the edge of the plateau looking south towards Mount Kenya.

Mara Intrepids Camp sits above a sweeping bend in the Talek River, at the confluence of the Maasai Maras four game-viewing areas, the camp enjoys one of the most spectacular locations in the entire Mara ecosystem.

The conservancy, formerly a working cattle ranch and otherwise known as Lewa Downs, has been in the Craig family since 1924. Three generations of the family continue to be involved in daily operations on Lewa.

The lodge is named for Elsa, the orphaned lioness reared by George and Joy Adamson and returned to the wild in Meru, and Kopje (meaning hill in Africaans) for the rocky outcropping it sits on.

Sabuk Lodge, home to Professional Safari Guide, Simon Evans, is a stunning wilderness destination, perched on the high banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in the Northern Frontier District, overlooking the Laikipia Plateau and Samburu land.

Situated on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro River in the arid heart of Samburu National Reserve, Samburu Intrepids looks out over riverbanks where herds of elephant, buffalo and zebra come daily to drink.

Kilalinda - A quiet 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.

Ol Donyo Wuas lies in the foothills of the Chyulu Range, halfway between Tsavo and Amboseli in a concession area of 300,000 acres, communal Maasai owned land, which is also part of the Amboseli eco-system.