Published in Fodors.com
Late last month, Kenya welcomed a new luxury safari: Segera Camp, from the Wilderness Collection. Other properties are in Botswana (Abu Camp), Seychelles (North Island), and the Republic of the Congo (Odzala).
Aimed at travelers who don't want to give up the pampering—but also
want to conserve the terrain they are trekking—this camp in Kenya's
Laikipia region runs on solar energy. Guests bunk in six thatched-roofed
villas outfitted with African artwork and featuring a Jacuzzi bath just
outside the hut and sunk into a private wooden-platform deck. The Zeitz
Sculpture Garden is nearby too, stocked with exquisite installations
from across Africa and its diaspora.
On the property are stables, a bar, and a
library with local art hung on its walls, along with big-ticket
amenities like a spa, gym, and pool. Meals can be taken outside whether
on a deck, in a sun lounger or protected from the sun under a gazebo.
Rates at Segera Camp begin at $800 (based on single occupancy).
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