Sleeping Warrior Lodge Safari Packages

Elementaita, Kenya

(Sleeping Warrior Lodge is an eco-friendly luxury lodge just over two hours from Nairobi. Set on the stunning Soysambu Conservancy, the lodge offers breathtaking views of Lake Elementaita and the Rift Valley.)

Sleeping Warrior Lodge Safari Packages

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The Sleeping Warrior Lodge is an eco-friendly luxury lodge just over two hours from Nairobi. Set on the stunning Soysambu Conservancy, the lodge offers breathtaking views of Lake Elementaita and the Rift Valley.

Sleeping Warrior Lodge bungalows are 55 meters squared with a private terrace, large bedroom and en suite bathroom with separate shower, WC and bathtub for two. Our master suite has two large rooms with en suite bathrooms and a sitting room.

The restaurant offers panoramic views of Soysambu Conservancy and Lake Elementaita. Enjoy our Chef’s sumptuous meals and sip fine wines from our cellar. The mezzanine bar is a cozy place to recount the adventures of the day over a drink. Lunch and sundowners are also served on the terrace.

Sleeping Warrior Lodge heated horizon pool is another great place to enjoy the view and relax. The pool side bar offers snacks and refreshments all day long. The spa offers massage, aromatherapy and use of local plants for well being. You can also take a plunge in our “hot springs”, two pools of natural thermal water.

Sleeping Warrior Lodge Non-Residents Safari Package Prices

Non-Residents Safari Package Rates Per Night Include:

Notes

* Check out 1000 Hours
* Late departure can be arranged but must be pre-booked and surcharge may apply for extra lunch, activities& other service

The Sleeping Warrior Lodge Game Package Rate includes:

* Sundowners

* Guided bush walks

* Visit to Lake Nakuru

* Visit to the hot springs
* Bush breakfast/ dinner
* Day & night game drives
* Lake walk with game drive

* Full board accommodation per night

* Soft drinks, house wines, local beers, bottled water, airfield transfers and laundry

The Sleeping Warrior Lodge Game Package Rate Excludes:
* Lake Nakuru National Park Fees

* Exclusive use of vehicle 300 US Dollars per vehicle per day
* Transfers - Nairobi - Lodge (return per vehicle) 200 US Dollars

* Transfers - Nairobi - Lodge (one-way per vehicle) 150 US Dollars

* Transfers - Loldia airstrip - Lodge (return per vehicle) 150 US Dollars
* Transfers - Loldia airstrip - Lodge (one-way per vehicle) 80 US Dollars

Sleeping Warrior Lodge Activities Include

Day and Night Game Drives
Game drives are tailored to Sleeping Warrior Lodge guests’ wildlife interests. The plains and acacia and euphorbia forests are home to many species of mammals including the endangered Rothschild giraffe and a wide variety of antelopes.

Lake Elementaita is a fantastic spot for birding and the shores are grazed by zebra, gazelle, eland, buffalo and families of warthog. The elusive leopard, bush pigs and aardvarks can also be spotted at night.

Bush walks

Sleeping Warrior Lodge walks include “Out of Africa walk” in the open plains and “Lake walk” along the shores of Lake Elementaita The lodge also has a botanical trail on the edge of Ututu forest where you can explore the beauty and variety of indigenous trees and plants.

Sundowners and Safari Dining
Sleeping Warrior Lodge offers sundowners on the Conservancy’s volcanic hills with views over the plains and the lake. All meals can also be served in the bush for a timeless safari experience.

Excursions to Lake Nakuru National Park
Sleeping Warrior Lodge can arrange a day trip to Lake Nakuru National Park which is well-known for its flamingos and water birds. It is also Kenya’s first Rhino Sanctuary. The trip is only 40 minutes across range land to the Nderit Gate and you can readily view four of the big five: buffalo, rhinoceros including black rhinos, lions and leopards.

Sleeping Warrior Lodge chef will pack a sumptuous lunch for you in our picnic hampers.

Ballooning

Go ballooning over Soysambu Conservancy, Lake Elementaita and Lake Nakuru National Park. The one hour flight, which offers stunning views of this part of the Rift Valley, is followed by a champagne bush breakfast.

Cultural visits to Masai and Turkana Villages

While at Sleeping Warrior Lodge learn more about the peoples of the Rift Valley by visiting the nearby villages.

Excursions to Eburru Forest

This is a day trip from Sleeping Warrior Lodge to an indigenous forest where you may see the endangered bongo antelope, colobus monkeys and a wide variety of birds.

Walk through the forest with experienced trackers and admire the view over the whole of the Rift Valley between Naivasha, Nakuru and Elementaita

Soysambu Conservancy (A private conservancy… all to yourselves)

A part of the extensive lands, first owned by one of Kenya’s best-known pioneers, Lord Delamere, the non-profit Soysambu Conservancy is dedicated towards preserving this previously private and still pristine wilderness.

Featuring volcanic hills, rolling plains, and dense acacia woodlands, the Conservancy also includes a substantial part of Lake Elementaita, the ancestral home of 1.2 million flamingos and their attendant cast of pelicans, cormorants, waders and storks.

Within the shelter of the crater, wander large herds of buffalo, within the acacia thickets graze the rare Rothschild’s giraffe, and across the plains bound an ever-shifting kaleidoscope of plain’s game.

Long protected from the impact of mass-tourism, the Conservancy also provides sanctuary for a wide range of predators, including the shy and secretive leopard.

Lake Elementaita

Lake Elementaita is a soda lake in the eastern limb of East Africa's Great Rift Valley, about 140 km northwest of Nairobi, Kenya. Elementaita is derived from the Masai word muteita, meaning "dusty place", a reference to the dry and dusty quality of the area, especially between January and March.

In the south-to-north sequence of Rift Valley lakes, Elementaita is located between Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru. At the southern end of the lake lie the "Kekopey" hot springs, in which the Tilapia Grahamii breed. The reed beds nearby are fishing grounds for Night Herons and Pelicans.

The Lake Elementaita area saw its first white settlement when Lord Delamere (1879-1931) established his Soysambu, a 48,000-acre (190 km2) ranch, on the western side of the lake.

Delamere gifted the land nearest the lake to his brother-in-law, the Honourable Galbraith Lowry Egerton Cole (1881-1929), part of whose "Kekopey Ranch", where he is buried, is preserved today as the Lake Elementaita Lodge.

The Conservancy covers 2/3 of the shoreline and is home to over 12000 mammals. Lake Elementaita has been a Ramsar site since 2005.

Over 400 bird species have been recorded in the Lake Nakuru/Lake Elementaita basin. Elementaita attracts visiting flamingos, both the Greater and Lesser varieties, which feed on the lake's crustacean and insect larvae and on its suspended blue-green algae, respectively. Lake Elementaita is the only breeding ground for the great white Pelican in Kenya.

The lake's shores are grazed by zebra, gazelle, eland and families of warthog. The lake is normally very shallow (< 1 meter deep) and bordered by trona-encrusted mudflat's during the dry seasons.

During the late Pleistocene and early Holocene, Lake Elementaita was at times united with an expanded Lake Nakuru, forming a much larger dilute lake. Remnants of the former joined lake are preserved as sediments at various locations around the lake basins, including former shorelines.

Lake Nakuru National Park

Ringed by shoals of extinct and dormant volcanoes and presided over by the Menengai Crater, one of the largest craters in the world, lie the turquoise-shimmering waters of Lake Nakuru.

Flamingo-frosted, salt-encrusted, acacia-haloed and guarded by the prehistoric splendor of a grey-green forest of Euphorbia candelabrum, Lake Nakuru National Park offers sanctuary to some of the world’s most endangered creatures.

Lake Nakuru National Park Altitude

1,756 metres above sea level

Lake Nakuru National Park Area

188 sq. km

Lake Nakuru National Park Location

Nakuru, Rift Valley Province

Lake Nakuru National Park Distance from Nairobi

160 km north-west of Nairobi

Lake Nakuru National Park Vegetation

550 plant species and varied woodlands to include: acacia woodlands, Euphorbia and Olea forests.

Lake Nakuru National Park Climate:

The climate is warm and dry

Lake Nakuru National Park Fauna
Indigenous mammals include: the rare long-eared leaf-nosed bat, colobus monkey, rock hyrax, hippo, leopard, lion, rhino, waterbuck, impala, gazelle, striped hyena, bat-eared fox, wild cat, reedbuck and golden cat. Re-stocked mammals include: lion, black and white rhino and the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe.

Lake Nakuru National Park Birds
Up to 1.5 million flamingos plus 450 other species of birds.

Lake Nakuru National Park When to go

The Park is accessible all year round.

Booking & Reservations for Sleeping Warrior Lodge safari Package in Lake Elementaita - Kenya

Booking Office Tel: + 254 (0) 20 2437871

Mobile : 0721242711 (Safaricom) - Kenya

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