Elewana Loisaba Tented Camp

This was a fabulous camp! I was sick from a previous trip when I arrived and the care and attention paid to me and my partner was second to none. The manager JEREMIAH came personally to see me twice the staff are so caring and fantastic. Thanks to BEATRICE for looking after us. The views from our tent and the dining area are breathtaking- Loisaba is everything you would imagine a Kenyan safari to be. The game is right outside your door and for the first drive when I recovered we were treated to a whole spectacle of sights and drama as a cheetah stalked out some giraffe. A big thanks to KASOO our guide and SULEYMAN who looked after our room. The food was excellent too. Loisaba is a camp I would highly recommend and was one of my personal favourites!

Dalmas was our guide at Loisaba. He is Masai and his knowledge of the animals and land is exceptional. The accommodations and dining were first rate as well. If you want to see animals up close and personal go to Loisaba and ask for Dalmas. The conservancy is unique because they can go off roads and track animals. We got to know the character and behavior of the animals which made our drives so memorable

This was first stop on a mostly all northern Kenya itinerary. Out of the camps this had the most varied game viewing. Beautiful tent, great view from all the rooms. The tent has a modern feel and has solid walls. I did full board option as was concerned about flight to kalama not working out so wanted an easy back up road transfer if I needed last minute, so had my own guide from Nairobi. We had a ranger named Patrick that rode on every drive with us. He was very good. I saw 3 different recently relocated rhino. William, Bruno and a pregnant female from a distance. I saw lions, lots of elephant, giraffe, and a variety of other species. I did not see a leopard but I was only there two nights, though I was surprised to see a cheetah. Ali was my waiter and he was very attentive. The dining is at separate tables. Food was good and well presented. I’d say this camp has less intimate vibe than the other camps that I experienced where we had communal dining or guests seemed to interact more with each other. Other guests said hello but that was about it. Perhaps it was just the specific mix of clients on my dates. But I would say this is my second stay at an Elewana camp and the other also felt that way as well. Nothing necessarily bad about this but just something to be aware , some may even prefer this. I don’t use pools, but there are two beautiful pools with great views for those who are pool users.