Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Kenya
Ol Jogi offers exclusive use of a 58,000-acre wildlife conservancy in Kenya, with a private house and cottages at the centre of the stay. Tourism income supports the conservancy's wildlife protection and community work, making conservation an integral part of the experience. A waterhole in front of the house attracts animals throughout the day. An underground viewing tunnel begins inside the house and brings guests close to the waterhole without entering the animals' space. Beyond game viewing, guests can learn about the work behind the conservation operation. The house's pool and spa provide a quieter return from excursions, and meals can be arranged both around the property and in wilderness settings.