Loldia House - Lake Naivasha (Kenya)
 SETTLER STYLE, THE KENYA OF OLD.....

At Loldia youll experience the life of Kenyas early settlers, the pioneers who cleared the forests and first farmed the rich highlands. Loldia ranch was established by a family who trekked by ox-wagon from South Africa a century ago. Today they still own the land. The original farmhouse is managed for visitors by Governors Camps. 

Its an ideal spot to relax, taste the pleasures of Kenyan country life and explore the Great Rift Valley. Loldia House, built in the Second World War, nestles under ancient Acacia trees. Lush lawns run down to the shores of Lake Naivasha, the Great Rift Valleys highest and purest lake. Indigenous plants and flowers fill the gardens. There are beautiful views of the dormant volcano, Mount Longonot.

Wild animals roam free on the farm. Small antelope wander through the gardens. In the evenings hippo munch quietly by the waterside.

Weve kept the original character of the house: comfy chairs surround a huge fireplace; paintings by an artist who lives on the farm hang on the walls; a deep and shady verandah to relax on and sunbeds in the garden.
Loldia House is situated on the lush green shores of Lake Naivasha in the Great Rift Valley. With just nine rooms, it is one of Kenyas oldest colonial farms.
 

Nestling under acacia and wild fig trees on the western shores of Lake Naivasha is Loldia House. Each morning you are woken by the calls of the lakes resident fish eagles and breakfast is served on the lawn where hippos have grazed throughout the night.

Guests can explore the farms 8,000 acres by foot or on horseback amongst herds of wild antelope and zebra. Warm sunny days are complemented by cozy evenings by the roaring log fire.

Accommodation:

In the main house theres a choice of four en-suite double rooms, with original furniture. And three more rooms in the specially-built Loldia cottage which has its own sitting-room, fire and panoramic lake-views.

Mouthwatering meals, with fish and shrimp from the lake, are served under the trees or in the old dining room. Britains Country Life Magazine even described Loldias manager as "probably the best butler in the world".

Game Viewing / Activities:

Four-wheel drive vehicles are available to take you on game drives around the surrounding area where you can see a whole wealth of wildlife including leopard, buffalo and hippo.

Boat trips on the lake give you the opportunity to experience the huge numbers and variety of bird life.

Loldia provides an excellent base from which to explore Lake Nakuru National Park which is famous for its resident pink flamingos and healthy numbers of both black and white rhino.
   
Rates: 1 Jan to 31 March 2009
1 June to 15 July 2009
1 Nov to 14 Dec 2009		 1 April to 31 May 2009 16 July to 31 Oct 2009
15 Dec to 31 Dec 2009
Per Person Sharing
USD 431
USD 280
USD 486
Single Supplement
USD 146
none
USD 166
Child under 12 years
USD 280
USD 182
USD 316
Conservation Fees - Adult
USD 30
USD 30
USD 30
Conservation Fees - Child
USD 15
USD 15
USD 15
Park Fees - Adult
USD 60
USD 60
USD 60
Park Fees - Child
USD 30
USD 30
USD 30

Park, conservation and community fees are per person, per night  and subject to change.
Loldia House Conservation Fees are per person, per day and subject to change.
Lake Nakuru Park Fees are per person, per day (only if entering Lake Nakuru NP) and subject to change.

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