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Ol Lentille 4 Luxurious private houses located in the Kenyan wilderness, world-class service, and an authentic community development program.

Luxury tourism lodge and 40,000 acre Conservancy in partnership with Maasai and Samburu communities and supporting healthcare, education and enterprise programmes in the locality (See "The Ol Lentille Trust")

Baboons are not usually the most lovable of creatures, especially if your first contact with them is through their menac...
10/08/2026

Baboons are not usually the most lovable of creatures, especially if your first contact with them is through their menacing screeches on a bush hike. Or if you’ve left the window to a bathroom open and upon returning, find it completely ransacked.
But baboons do have a more engaging side to them. To discover it, visit the world’s only habituated baboon colony, just near Ol Lentille, and spend some time mingling with them, understanding their social dynamics, their behaviour and their games. That group of baboons has been studied by researchers for 52 years, and spending an hour with them provides a fascinating glimpse into a highly intelligent and social animal.

03/08/2026

Bumped into some elephant traffic on the way out of the lodge…

03/08/2026

Elephants hanging around, just below our reception area. Elephant sightings here are numerous and frequent, as we are at the heart of a major elephant migration corridor.

31/07/2026

Our legendary “Boma evening”, with local warriors dropping in. This isn’t really a show put on for our guests. The warriors started that evening of mad reveling in their village. We are just one stop for them, before they move on to the next village.

This is what it means to be a community-owned lodge. Nothing artificial. Nothing put on “for the tourists”.

Our lovely guests decided to give Chef a break last night. They bought two goats from the community, and helped prepare ...
21/07/2026

Our lovely guests decided to give Chef a break last night. They bought two goats from the community, and helped prepare them “Asian style” for our staff. What an amazing way to create true cultural exchange. Ashe oleng pii (thank you very much, in the Maa language)!!!

Our lodge manager woke up this morning to a visit by our resident leopard.
15/07/2026

Our lodge manager woke up this morning to a visit by our resident leopard.

Samburu women during a rain dance near Ol Lentille. In this case, the women were giving thanks for the unseasonal rains ...
29/03/2026

Samburu women during a rain dance near Ol Lentille. In this case, the women were giving thanks for the unseasonal rains which broke a long spell of drought. Chanting and praying in a dry river bed and stopping at every fig tree, to douse it with milk, as a way of giving thanks.

Our intrepid UK and Ireland travel agents educational group on a camel safari…ending with a picnic lunch on the shores o...
19/03/2026

Our intrepid UK and Ireland travel agents educational group on a camel safari…ending with a picnic lunch on the shores of the Ewaso River.
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18/03/2026

More on our painted dogs. After losing their morning hunt to a pack of hyenas, they caught an impala later in the day. When we came across them they were finishing off the last bits of it.

15/03/2026

A pack of 20 painted wolves roaming around Ol Lentille lodge

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PO Box 1512
Nanyuki
10400

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