Sweetwaters Serena Camp sits beside a natural waterhole and the Ewaso Nyiro River within Ol Pejeta, one of the conservancy’s original tourism properties and still one of its most atmospheric, with Mount Kenya visible on clear days.
Spacious safari tents on raised platforms, comfortably furnished with en-suite bathrooms, several overlooking the camp’s waterhole.
Kenyan and international cooking served in an open dining tent, often with wildlife visible at the nearby waterhole through the day.
Game drives across Ol Pejeta, rhino tracking, and visits to the conservancy’s chimpanzee sanctuary and Mount Kenya viewpoints.
The waterhole beside camp draws a steady stream of elephant, buffalo and plains game throughout the day, alongside Ol Pejeta’s rhino and predator populations.
The camp’s waterhole is worth watching from the dining tent itself; elephant and buffalo sightings here require no vehicle at all.
As one of Ol Pejeta’s founding tourism partners, the camp has long channelled revenue into the conservancy’s rhino protection and community development programmes.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
