The luxurious Segera hotel is located on the green and golden savannah plains, overlooking the Kenya volcanic massif. By choosing this property for a holiday in Kenya, guests will be sure that they have made a good choice from the moment they enter its premises. Behind a natural fence made of cacti there are swimming pools and thatched-roof villas, and all around there is an area of 20 thousand lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants and buffaloes roam, as well as a variety of endangered animals, including reticulated giraffes, striped zebras, spotted lions and savannah hartebeests.
During a trip to Kenya, guests can discover the charms of the Laikipia plain - a reserve with an area of 9,5 thousand square meters. square kilometers and learn about the specificity of the Ewaso ecosystem, which is one of the key animal migration corridors. This is where we have the second largest wild game population in Kenya. It is not without reason that the region was named by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the 20 best destinations in the world. All interesting places can be seen during safari trips - guides will be happy to take guests, e.g. the wetlands on the Suguroi and Mutara rivers, which attract animals and hundreds of birds.
There will also be an opportunity to see key places for the existence of the elephant migration corridor and go on a walking tour with guides. Guests can also collect honey from acacia trees with local beekeepers, plant a tree as part of a reforestation initiative, dine next to a picturesque waterfall, or see how local farmers care for over 3 trees. head of cattle.
The Segera hotel's idomki villas are located among gardens, around a saltwater swimming pool, and 3 cottages have private pools. If guests expect the highest level of privacy, we especially recommend accommodation at Villa Segera, which was created for a honeymoon or family vacation in Kenya.
After returning from your safari trip, you can stroll through the lush gardens, which contain a collection of contemporary works of art, the so-called Zeitz Collection. Then visit the restaurant, which serves dishes prepared with organic vegetables and herbs grown in the hotel garden. Finally, it is worth relaxing in the spa, which Travel Africa magazine named Africa's Best SafariSpa.
Segera is a facility supporting sustainable development. It is powered by solar energy, collects rainwater, and waste is composted or recycled. Plastic consumption is minimized by bottling water on site.
