Aberdares Accommodation
The Ark
The Ark is set in thick woodland in the heart of the Aberdare National Park and comprises 59 comfortable log cabin-style rooms with private facilities.
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Treetops
Treetops is perhaps the best known night-viewing lodge in Africa. Located just inside the gates to the Aberdares National Park, Treetops is raised on stilts and overlooks two waterholes and the magnificent peaks of Mount Kenya.
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Mount Kenya Safari Club
With its blend of romance, history and scenery, has become a Kenyan tradition. Built right at the equator, on a ridge facing Mount Kenya, the site is truly magnificent – well worth a visit, just for the view alone.
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Sweetwaters Tented Camp
Sweetwaters Tented camp lies in the heart of privately owned 22,000 acre Sweetwaters Game Reserve, enjoying magnificent views across the game-studded plains to the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya.
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Aberdares Country Club
Most people see the Aberdare Country Club because it’s the departure base for the Ark, a night game-viewing lodge. The Country Club can be a supremely quite and relaxing getaway.
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Castle Forest Lodge
This lodge is located deep in the thick forest on the slopes to the south of Mount Kenya. It is set in a natural surrounding of rainforest, fresh water rivers with falls on either side of the lodge, a fabulous view of the valley on the one, and the impressive peaks of Mount Kenya on the other side.
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Thomsons Fall Lodge
In 1930, a rambling brick lodge was built with garden views of the falls. Today the lodge is old, ramshackle and greatly need of renovations. Unfortunately, the view of the falls is almost completely blocked by the many souvenir dukas lining the cliff.
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Kenya & Tanzania Overview
Kenya
Most visitors to Kenya want to experience the country’s world famous wildlife. But there are many different ways to experience the Kenyan wilderness. Whether you want to drive by a pride of lions in a four wheel drive, walk through herds of plains game, watch a herd of elephants from the comfortable veranda of a safari lodge, track game on horseback or search for rare birds in a thick rainforest, the possibilities are endless.
Tanzania
Tanzania hosts three of the world's most spectacular sights… Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free standing mountain in the world, and the highest in Africa at 5895m asl; Ngorongoro Crater, one of the natural wonders of the world, and the Serengeti, scene of the annual migration of over a million wildebeest and their attendant predators. If these aren't enough to whet your appetite, relax under blue skies on the islands of Zanzibar, Mafia or Pemba; or travel southwards to the largest game reserve in Africa - the Selous - named after the famous explorer/hunter.
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