Laragai House is a private home located on Borana Conservancy, it is surrounded by undulating hills and boasts breathtaking views.
The house, which can sleep up to 18 people in nine beautifully decorated bedrooms, is ideal for families as well as groups of friends travelling together. The large sitting room has a huge open fireplace, comfortable sofas and opens onto a terrace with uninterrupted and spectacular views of northern Kenya: Ol Lolokwe and Wamba Mountains dominate the far horizons to the north and Mount Kenya looms out of the clouds to the south and 3,000 feet below is Kenya’s Northern Frontier District.
Game drives, walking, and horse riding are the most popular activities, with night drives and mountain biking also possible. From the sheltered area around the heated pool guests have a view across the conservancy. There is also a clay tennis court with racquets and balls provided.
Laragai is reserved for exclusive use.
About This Area
The Area
The Borana Conservancy is a non-profit conservation organisation dedicated to the sustainable conservation of critical habitat and wildlife.
Borana’s unique geographical location makes the 35,000-acre ranch a haven for a wide diversity of wildlife: elephant, buffalo, eland, Jackson’s hartebeest and herds of Grant’s gazelle, impala and plains zebra. Lion and cheetah sightings can be excellent here. Reticulated giraffes and the endangered Grevy Zebras are also residents. Black rhinos were reintroduced, and fences with neighbouring Lewa Wildlife Conservancy were dropped, making Borana part of a successful protected area for wildlife.
Due to its location, we can also access areas of great interest outside the private conservancy, such as the forests of Mt Kenya, Ngare Ndare’s magical Blue pools (both recognised as part of the UNESCO-designated Mount Kenya World Heritage Site in 2013), and the vast northern frontier district.
Laragai House
