Segera Conservancy

Laikipia Plateau, Kenya

Home to Segera's Paddock House, Wine Tower and renovated stables filled with contemporary African art.

Places in Segera Conservancy

Segera dining room Sensational food and attentive service in a dining room filled with contemporary African art.
Segera Wine Tower bar A bar within the Wine Tower and renovated stables complex.

Best time to visit: June to October (dry season), for the best wildlife viewing conditions and clearest views of Mount Kenya from the plateau's escarpments.
Getting around: Guests typically fly via light aircraft from Nairobi's Wilson Airport directly to private airstrips serving Loisaba, Segera, Ol Malo and other Laikipia conservancies, roughly a 45-minute to 1-hour flight; once on the plateau, game drives, walking safaris, and camel treks are the primary ways to explore between properties.
Currency: Kenyan Shilling (KSh)
Language: Swahili and English (both official); Maa and Samburu are spoken locally.
Timezone: EAT (UTC+3)
Current trends: Laikipia Plateau continues to differentiate itself from Kenya's national parks through its privately managed conservancy model, which permits walking safaris, camel treks and night drives unavailable in vehicle-restricted parks; Segera's contemporary African art collection and Loisaba's escarpment-edge infinity pool reflect the region's growing reputation for pairing serious conservation work with design-forward, art-integrated luxury lodges.

Loisaba Conservancy escarpment — Home to Loisaba Tented Camp, perched on the edge of an escarpment with views to Mount Kenya.
Ol Malo lodge grounds — A beautiful lodge set in the heart of the Laikipia Plateau.