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Kenya
- Borana Lodge
- Cottars Safari Camp
- Driftwood Beach Club
- Elephant Pepper Camp
- Elsa's Kopje
- Elsa's Private House
- Funzi Keys
- Giraffe Manor
- Hemingways
- House of Waine
- Karisia Walking Safaris
- Kicheche Bush Camp
- Kicheche Laikipia
- Kicheche
- Kitich
- Kiwayu Safari Village
- Kizingo
- Leleshwa Camp
- Lewa Wilderness Trails
- Little Governors' Camp
- Loisaba Star Beds
- Loisaba
- Loldia House
- Macushla House
- Manda Bay
- Mount Kenya Climbs
- Mundui Estate
- Ngong House
- Norfolk Hotel
- Offbeat Mara Camp
- Offbeat Meru Camp
- Offbeat Safaris
- Ol Donyo Wuas Riding Safaris
- Ol Donyo Wuas
- Ol Kanjau
- Ol Malo House
- Ol Malo
- Ol Seki Mara Camp
- Peponi Hotel
- Rekero Camp
- Richard's Camp
- Rusinga Island
- Sabuk
- Samatian Island
- Sarara Camp
- Saruni Camp
- Serian
- Shompole
- Sosian
- Tana Delta Dune Camp
- Tortilis Camp
- Tassia Lodge
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Samatian Island
Samatian Island has unbeatable views across the bronze waters of LakeBaringo in the Great Rift Valley. The lake and its surroundings are famous for their beauty and the magnificent sunsets. It’s is a paradise for birdwatchers, with over 450 species recorded. On the shores the Njemps fishermen carry on with a lifestyle little changed for over 200 years. Samatian can accommodate a maximum of ten guests in four comfortable and airy open plan cottages, one of which is a family cottage. Each has a superb view across the lake, a sitting area and private bathroom. The communal dining area has magnificent lake views across to the rugged Rift Valley scenery on the far shore. Your hosts are third generation Kenyans, Caro Roberts and Ross Withey.
Samatian Island guests can
spend lazy afternoons around the swimming pool or take boat trips on Lake Baringo,
exploring her shores and inhabitants, including hippo and crocodile. Locally
you can visit hot springs
with steaming pools, take lakeside walks, or visit the Njemps and Pokot
communities. There are also day trips to the soda lakeBogoria
to see the thousands of flamingos.
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