The Nguruman escarpment
Visiting the Nguruman Escarpment gives access to a changing panorama of unspoiled African Kenya bush. The Nguruman Escarpment forms the western wall of the Kenya rift valley and affords stupendous views of the rift, as well as views of Lakes Magadi and Natron. This African Kenya trip is seldom made by tourists. The challenging dirt tracks are rough, and an experienced guide is advisable.
Ol donyo Laro Kenya safari camp
Ol donyo Laro Kenya safari is one of the best bush experiences in Kenya. It is certainly the most exclusive. Ol donyo Laro Kenya safari, which means mountains of the buffalo in the Masai language, is a private wilderness sanctuary in the Nguruman Escarpment.
In this totally unspoiled piece of Africa, you are shamelessly spoiled. The natural scenery is stunningly spectacular-to do it justice would take pages of superlatives, a coffee- table book of soul searching photos. There you are, the only people in this vast and beautiful tract of wilderness-Africa "as she was." As to the blissful luxury-you stay in small and tasteful Kenya safari camps, the food is sublime, the service superb, and there are such unthinkable extravagances as floodlit tennis court high on the escarpment, and a pool where, as you swim, you have unsurpassed views over the rift valley. There are beds with real down duvets, beautiful books on Africa in your tent and mahogany floors.
Through out your Oldonyo Laro Kenya safari experience, you will enjoy loving attention to detail and quality. You will be impressed by the ingenious way the Kenya safari camps have been designed and built to harmonize with the natural surroundings. You will marvel at the foresight and engineering which made all of this possible. This is a place visited by the rich and famous-it is also a place loved by those who know and care for Africa.
Oldonyo Laro Kenya safari is not just a single Kenya safari camp, but an entire experience which takes you from one carefully placed Kenya safari camp to another. Each gives you a different taste of bush life: vistas vary, vegetation changes, climates fluctuate. Even the ambience of each Kenya safari camp is different. You are constantly delighted and surprised.
Only one group of up to 10 is ever accepted at Ol donyo Laro Kenya safari at any one time. The group has exclusive enjoyment of this sanctuary for their reserved time: a minimum of four days and nights. For most people, the experience begins when you are met by your guide in Nairobi. Although there are landing strips near the Kenya safari camps, guests are strongly encouraged to make the four-wheel drive passage from the city and the smooth tarmac of the Magadi road to faint and rough tracks leading into the wilder African Bush.
Leaving Nairobi, You pass the Ngong Hills and plunge down into the rift valley and on to Lake Magadi. In the still heat you cross this otherworldly soda lake-impossible pinks, drifting flocks of flamingos, and reflections of clouds and the deepest blue. Ahead, the Nguruman escarpment rises dark, the green of its steep slopes folding into sharp ridges and peaks. Each turn reveals another quiet glade, a different unsuspected vista-you feel you are on a return journey into Africa.
Ol donyo Laro Kenya safari extends through 2134 meters from the rift valley floor into the valleys, hills and rain forests above. The fortunate guest has the opportunity to enjoy this varied environment and can be assured of the utmost privacy, exclusivity and security. Guests are carefully screened to ensure that the natural ambience will not be disturbed.
Your host and guide will lead you into the complex and multileveled experience of Ol donyo Laro Kenya safari. There are three fixed Kenya safari camps and a mobile fly Kenya safari camp. How you move among these is customized for your group.
You may spend a night in a wilderness fly Kenya safari camp, sleeping in a tent close to the earth. There is a Kenya safari campfire and night sounds of Africa are all around. Sometimes this fly Kenya safari camp is set up in arid scrub bush, sometimes in the high rain forest.
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