Renta de alojamientos vacacionales para familias en Nyandarua

Lucita Farm Garden House

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life at our serene lakeside home in the heart of the Rift Valley. Perfect for families, this beautifully appointed guest house offers four spacious bedrooms, each designed for comfort and relaxation. Step outside to enjoy your private walled garden, complete with sun loungers for basking in the sun or enjoying a good book. For the active family, we have a floodlit tennis court and a refreshing swimming pool, ideal for fun-filled days under the African sun.

Olanga House: Beautiful Wildlife Getaway

Explore beautiful Lake Naivasha from this stunning rustic modern house overlooking a wildlife conservancy. The house was lovingly built with clay floors, high-beamed ceilings, huge pivot windows, and antique details for a luxurious but charming feel. The house borders Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary, so enjoy the views of giraffes and zebras from your spacious verandah and lush peaceful garden. Fine dining at Ranch House Restaurant & food shopping at La Pieve Farm Shop is just 5 minutes away!

The Mabati Mansion

A very unique and ‘Quirky’, modern (Eco-Friendly) bush home set at the foothills of Mt.Longonot Volcano in Naivasha. The house is cladded in Mabati (metal sheeting) and is a one of a kind design in Kenya. The house has a small plunge pool which is solar heated during the daytime & can be wood fire heated at night. If you are looking for a romantic weekend with a partner or a quiet weekend alone to relax this is the house for you! The house is totally ‘off-grid’ and powered by the ☀️

Crescent Island Fish Eagle Cottage

Escape to tranquility at Fish Eagle Cottage. Unwind and disconnect from everyday demands in this cosy cottage. With breathtaking views and abundant wildlife, you'll feel closer to nature than ever before. Take a walk to see diverse animals and birdlife, go on a boat ride or simply relax in front of the fire. Reconnect with nature and enjoy a true safari experience with all comforts of home. Don't miss out on this unforgettable getaway.

Enkuso Ntelon - Naivasha Malewa Retreat

Enkuso Ntelon is a quiet and secluded Naivasha area retreat center near the Malewa River. A cook and support staff are provided. Our retreat meeting room can be booked for an extra fee. We can welcome requests for retreats up to 20 people (accommodated at other cottages near the property) Reach out for help with planning your stay. Enjoy morning coffee and sunsets from our veranda overlooking a private acacia valley.

Ol-Popongi Camp, Kedong, Naivasha

Private Self Catering Camp +12 acre bordering Kedong Ranch, off South Lake Road, 1 1/2 hours from Nairobi, views of Lake Naivasha / Mt. Longonot, Lots of Game - 4 Double tents all ensuite, and a new family cottage with space for 2 adults and 2 kids in the adjoining ‘tree house’ - swimming Pool, WIFI, Electricity, borehole, Solar-Hot water, BBQ area, Electric fencing, 4 staff incl. cook, guest toilet

Tranquil Three Bedroom Villa

Escape to the serene beauty of the Great Rift Valley with a stay at this luxurious three - bedroom villa, nestled within the prestigious Great Rift Valley Lodge & Golf Resort. This idyllic destination harmoniously blends relaxation, adventure and indulgence. Making this villa the quintessential choice for those desiring a serene escape, an exciting exploration or a lavish holiday experience.

urban sanctuary in Naivasha

The small house can accommodate 2 with 1 double bed in the bedroom. you really can’t beat the location and price!! It's perfect, centrally located in a quiet flower park neighborhood , the mall and town are just a few minutes away. There's a club house (5mins walk) with good food, gym ( temporarily out of service) , pool and bar too that guests have full access to but at a small fee.

Kilimandege House (Kilimandege Sanctuary)

*NO CLEANING FEE* Kilimandge House ('Hill of Birds') is Naivasha's best kept secret. Hosting and boasting over 350 species of birds and wildlife, the 80-acre sanctuary (former home and filming HQ of the late wildlife documentary pioneers, Joan & Alan Root), quietly observes an explosion of feathers, stripes and tweets that roam free across the grasslands, woodland and lakefront.