Overlooking the grassy plateau of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Tambarare Camp is an exclusive retreat immersed in unspoiled African landscape, where the Big Five roam freely, including the last two northern white rhinos left on Earth. We are in the heart of the Laikipia plateau in central Kenya: a vast region that is gently rolling yet rugged, capable of conveying a sense of primordial grandeur and timeless charm.
In recent decades, Laikipia has established itself as one of the most virtuous conservation models in East Africa, with extraordinary results, especially in the protection of rhinos. In this context, the Ol Pejeta Conservancy – home to Tambarare Camp – has played a decisive role, becoming a symbol of success and concrete commitment. As a privileged base from which to explore this wild nature, surrounded by discreet and never ostentatious luxury, Tambarare is unrivalled.
The camp has only 10 luxury safari tents, characterized by contemporary elegance, and a private villa, making it the most exclusive in the area. Located in the shadow of Mount Kenya, it reflects a deep respect for the environment thanks to its careful, low-impact design, which nevertheless surprises and fascinates. The colors and textures echo the surrounding nature: sun-bleached woods, wicker lampshades, vibrant fabrics, and intense portraits of Samburu women. The canvas ceilings and soft lighting contribute to a refined and welcoming atmosphere.
Strategically located opposite an important wildlife gathering point, the camp offers spectacular views of buffalo, zebras, and rhinos grazing on the plains. The main tent, furnished with comfortable sofas and inviting seating, is ideal for relaxation, while the adjacent Boma Bar is perfect for an aperitif at sunset, sharing stories under the immense African sky. Tambarare is, ultimately, an intimate and sophisticated retreat, where impeccable service and indulgent comfort blend in perfect harmony with the natural environment.
