Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs

Spa Retreats

Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs

Sustainability Initiatives

Out of this World

Wifi
Dining
Swimming Pool/s
Privacy & Intimacy
Lounge/s

Africa, Kenya, Laikipia
Loisaba Lodo Springs

How They Dazzle Us

After only a few hours here, you really do start to see the world anew. Thinking more clearly about the basics of life brings everything else into focus. Loisaba is not just a holiday destination of beauty and variety; it’s also a practical project in sustainable land-use. This basic premise infiltrates every part of the ranch. The property is untamed bush but also a working cattle farm; it conducts important wildlife research and - crucially - works closely with the community who have defended this land for generations. Guests see Africa as it was before fences were invented. Here there are no game park rules, no caged animals and none of the constraints of western life. What dazzles though is that like the wildlife nurtured here, for the guests too there are no rules - you can do whatever you want, whenever you want. You can go anywhere, even when there are no roads. It makes getting those once in a lifetime experiences and photographs possible.

Why We Love Them

We love the quiet that comes with privacy and low density tourism. Located within the 57,000 acre Loisaba Conservancy, Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs offers an ultra-private experience with the Landing consisting of just eight individual, spacious tented rooms with impressive views that reach across the magical landscape of northern Kenya. The way that the local community are involved in everything is also fantastic - from the welcome team to your dedicated room ambassador, the cleaning staff and the guides they are local Samburu and Maasai people who are full partners in the project, so tourists not only help to conserve the environment but also to pay for the education and welfare of the people who call this remote and magnificent region home

Their Sustainable Superpower

Elewana Loisaba Lodo Springs sits in a key conservation area in the middle of the vital Elephant Corridor that connects to the famous Laikipia Plateau. The team here play a key role in supporting one of Kenya's largest and most stable lion populations. The Conservancy is also home to several critically endangered large mammals, including Grevy’s zebra, wild dog, leopard and cheetah and everything here is geared towards sustaining and growing the populations and developing the gene pool to ensure that the wonderful wildlife of Africa is around for generations to come.