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Charity Chalet - Kenya
9.0 6 reviews

Charity Chalet

chalet, Naivasha
Charity Chalet in Naivasha offers convenient access to Great Rift Valley Golf & Resort and is within a short driving distance (approximately 20-30km depending on the specific park) of Crater Lake Game Sanctuary, Hell's Gate National Park, and Crescent Island Game Park.
This family-friendly lodge boasts a swimming pool, tennis court, restaurant and bar, fully equipped kitchens in each unit, and offers bike rentals for exploring the surrounding area.
Lichi House-couples Farm Retreat Close To Nairobi - Kenya
9.9 61 reviews

Lichi House-couples Farm Retreat Close To Nairobi

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This studio apartment is situated on a 500-hectare fruit farm in Makuyu, providing convenient access to Sagana white water rafting, Castle Forest Lodge, Chania Falls, and Ragati Forest, acting as a gateway to the Northern Circuit.
This self-contained cottage accommodates two guests and offers unique farm experiences including guided tours, fruit picking, hiking, biking, fishing, and feeding ostriches, with a chef and housekeeper available for additional fees.
Peaceful Farm House Facing The Aberdares - Kenya
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Peaceful Farm House Facing The Aberdares

chalet, Melewa
This comfortable mountain lodge in Melewa offers a peaceful farm stay with views of the Aberdares, located 34 kilometres from Mount Kipipiri Forest Reserve, 37 kilometres from Crescent Island Game Park, and 45 kilometres from the Great Rift Valley Golf & Resort.
This six-bathroom, eleven-guest accommodation provides a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering, complimentary balcony, free private parking, and free WiFi, with daily continental breakfast service available for a personalised experience managed by a private host.
Miti Retreat|rustic Cottage W/mt Kenya Views - Kenya
9.9 43 reviews

Miti Retreat|rustic Cottage W/mt Kenya Views

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This Nyeri County cottage, near Mount Kenya, offers easy access to the Miti Tree Museum and Mount Kenya National Park, the precise distances to which are unspecified.
The one-bedroom dwelling boasts two bathrooms, sleeps four guests, includes a well-equipped kitchenette, a dedicated workspace, and a verandah with tranquil views, alongside access to activities such as mountain biking and hiking.

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Frequently asked questions about cottages in Kenya

  • What are the top must-see attractions in Kenya?

    Kenya boasts incredible diversity! For wildlife, the Maasai Mara National Reserve is iconic for its Great Migration, while Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks offer diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife viewing. Amboseli National Park provides stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro with elephants roaming freely. For something different, explore the stunning beaches of Diani, or experience the culture and history in Lamu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • Are there any regional or international airports in Kenya?

    Yes, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) in Nairobi is the main international airport. Several regional airports also exist, including Mombasa Moi International Airport (MBA), serving the coast, and Eldoret International Airport (EDL) in the Rift Valley. Smaller airstrips cater to domestic flights and safari operators.
  • What part of Kenya is a good destination to rent a cottage?

    The coast, particularly areas like Diani Beach and Watamu, offer many cottages for rent. The Rift Valley also has some lovely options, often near lakes such as Lake Naivasha or Lake Elementaita, providing a more tranquil escape. Consider your priorities – beach relaxation or nature immersion – when choosing.
  • What is the currency of Kenya?

    The Kenyan shilling (KES) is the currency.
  • Is it a good idea to rely on a car when visiting Kenya?

    Driving yourself offers flexibility but can be challenging due to road conditions and distances. For safaris, a 4x4 vehicle is essential, and hiring a driver-guide is highly recommended for safety and local knowledge. Public transport is available but may be less reliable in some areas.
  • Where should you base yourself for a week in Kenya?

    It depends on your interests! For a wildlife-focused trip, the Maasai Mara offers many lodges and camps. For a beach holiday, Diani Beach or Mombasa are good choices. Nairobi provides easy access to various attractions but may not be the most scenic base.
  • Where in Kenya do travellers go for the most favourable weather?

    The coast enjoys warm temperatures year-round, although the short rains (November) and long rains (March-May) can bring showers. The Rift Valley has a more moderate climate. Nairobi's weather is generally pleasant, but it can be cooler in the evenings.
  • Which areas in Kenya offer the best weekend experience?

    Nairobi offers a vibrant city experience with museums, restaurants, and nightlife. For a nature escape, Lake Naivasha provides opportunities for birdwatching and boat trips. The coastal towns offer relaxation on the beach.
  • Are there any unique festivals in Kenya worth attending?

    The Mombasa Carnival is a colourful event showcasing Kenyan culture and music. Various local festivals celebrate different tribes' traditions and customs throughout the year. Check local listings for specific dates and events as they vary.
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