Conservancy · Laikipia, Kenya
Segera
A family-owned former ranch of 50,000 acres in Laikipia, now run for wildlife, with a single retreat.
The destination
From ranch to sanctuary.
Segera calls itself a legacy of Kenyan ranching in the foothills of Mount Kenya, now a private sanctuary of 50,000 acres in Laikipia County. It is family owned.
Its one place to stay is Segera Retreat, ten villas set in a garden, with contemporary African art across the property.
At a glance
- Type
- Private land run for wildlife
- Size
- 50,000 acres
- County
- Laikipia
- Ownership
- Family owned
- Stays
- Segera Retreat, ten villas
In the destination
Ways to explore.
Photo: SegeraSegera Retreat arranges activities for its guests.
Sleep under the stars
Segera offers nights out on sleep-out beds and a star-deck, as well as stargazing tours.
Art and solar tours
Tours take in the art collection and the solar installations on the property.
Walk with a herbalist
One of several slower experiences, alongside community tours, fishing and meditation in the wild.
When to go
The conservancy through the year.
The high season in KWS guidance for Kenya's parks, when shorter grass can make wildlife easier to see. Sightings are never guaranteed.
The long rains. KWS says most park roads may need four-wheel drive at this time.
KWS describes Kenya's central highlands as cool and the north as hot and dry, so pack for warm days and cool evenings.
Source: Kenya Wildlife Service.
Where to stay in Segera
Our selection of camps and lodges.
Related destinations
In Laikipia.
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Thinking of Segera?
Tell us how you like to travel, and we will plan a stay that balances wildlife, art and slower days.
- Phone & WhatsApp
- +254 795 887765
- Office
- The Piano Building, Brookside Drive, Nairobi