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Enasoit Camp – The Best of Laikipia, Kenya,Rates and Reviews

Enasoit Camp an Exclusive Private Luxury Camp in laikipia Kenya

Enasoit Camp – Exclusive Safari Retreat in Laikipia, Kenya

A Private Story in the Wild

As dawn breaks over the Laikipia Plateau, golden light sweeps across the savannah and the first calls of the wild echo through the bush. From your verandah at Enasoit Camp, giraffes stroll across the plains, zebra graze by the waterhole, and elephants emerge from the fever trees.

This is not a typical safari lodge — it is your own private wilderness camp, where exclusivity, luxury, and nature blend seamlessly. Available only on an exclusive-use basis, Enasoit is a place where your family or group can experience Kenya’s wild beauty in total privacy.


Accommodation at Enasoit Camp

Enasoit offers elegant safari living with a homely, intimate touch. Designed for groups of up to 16 guests, the camp is ideal for families or friends traveling together.

  • Six Luxury Safari Tents
    Spacious en-suite tents with canvas walls, polished wooden floors, and hand-crafted furnishings. Each has a private verandah overlooking the waterhole, where wildlife gathers throughout the day.
  • The Guest Cottage
    A two-bedroom en-suite cottage with a sitting room and verandah, perfect for families with young children or couples wanting extra privacy.
  • Special Touches
    Egyptian cotton linens, handwoven rugs, lantern-lit evenings, and fresh coffee or tea delivered to your tent each morning.
  • Shared Spaces
    The camp also features a swimming pool, open-air dining areas, and a firepit for evenings under the stars.

Wildlife & Safari Activities

Enasoit lies in the heart of the Laikipia ecosystem, home to elephants, buffalo, lions, leopards, giraffes, zebras, and plains game. With a private conservancy at your disposal, safaris here are flexible and unhurried.

Activities include:

  • Day & night game drives
  • Guided bush walks with expert trackers
  • Horseback safaris across the conservancy
  • Mountain biking
  • Bush breakfasts, picnics & sundowners
  • Cultural visits to Samburu communities
  • Relaxation at the pool or with a massage treatment

Enasoit Camp 2026 Rates

Rates are per night, exclusive use of the camp (up to 6 guests).

SeasonDatesExclusive Use (up to 6 guests)Additional AdultAdditional ChildConservation Fee per AdultConservation Fee per Child
High Season1st – 15th Jan 2026, 1st Jun – 30th Sep 2026, 16th – 31st Dec 2026US$ 9,600US$ 1,600US$ 850US$ 180US$ 90
Regular Season16th Jan – 31st May 2026, 1st Oct – 15th Dec 2026US$ 6,600US$ 1,100US$ 750US$ 180US$ 90

What’s Included

  • Exclusive use of Enasoit Camp and Enasoit Wildlife Reserve
  • Full board accommodation (all meals)
  • House wines and spirits, beers, and soft drinks
  • Game drives and night drives
  • Guided game walks
  • Horse riding
  • Mountain biking
  • Picnics and bush dinners under the stars
  • Massage treatments
  • Wi-Fi within camp
  • Laundry service
  • Local Enasoit airstrip transfers
  • Extended game drives and excursions to the neighbouring conservancy

What’s Excluded

  • Champagne
  • Staff gratuities
  • Medical and travel insurance, personal effects
  • Additional activities and extras not listed as included
  • Road transfers from/to Nanyuki

Extras

  • Nanyuki Airstrip transfers: US$ 250 per vehicle each way (max 5 passengers)
  • Accompanying guides or pilots: US$ 200 per night
  • Late departures: Subject to availability and conservation fees. Charged at 75% of the nightly accommodation rate (includes lunch).

Additional Activities (on request, extra cost)

Enasoit Camp can arrange a variety of unique experiences, subject to availability and booked prior to arrival:

  • Helicopter excursions (Mount Kenya, Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, Suguta Valley)
  • Guest speakers on topics like rock art, anthropology, conservation, and astronomy
  • Visits to nearby rhino sanctuaries
  • E-biking
  • Baboon Walk with habituated troops
  • Visit to a Maasai village
  • Maasai dancing & cultural interactions
  • Beading with Maasai women
  • Medicinal plant walk
  • Rock-climbing
  • Private boxing coach
  • Yoga sessions
  • A Night of Stargazing

Child Policy

  • Child rates apply for ages 5 – 15 years inclusive
  • 16 years and above are charged at adult rates
  • Children 4 years and under stay free of charge
  • Extra beds for children can be arranged on request

Why Choose Enasoit Camp?

  • Absolute privacy and exclusivity – one booking at a time
  • Luxury safari tents and a private cottage with wildlife at your doorstep
  • Wide range of activities for adults and children alike
  • A family-friendly safari with flexible itineraries
  • A conservation-focused retreat that directly benefits local people and wildlife

Combine Enasoit with Other Laikipia Lodges

Enasoit pairs beautifully with nearby destinations such as Il Ngwesi Lodge, Borana Lodge, and Laikipia Wilderness Camp, creating a rich and varied Laikipia safari circuit

Frequently Asked Questions about Enasoit Camp

Q: Is Enasoit Camp booked on a shared or exclusive-use basis?
A: Enasoit Camp is only available on an exclusive-use basis, ensuring total privacy for your group.

Q: What’s included in the rates?
A: Rates include exclusive use of the camp and reserve, full board meals, house drinks, game drives, guided walks, horse riding, mountain biking, massage treatments, bush dining, laundry, Wi-Fi, and local airstrip transfers.

Q: Are conservation fees included in the rate?
A: No. Conservation fees are charged separately per adult and child per night.

Q: Is Enasoit Camp family-friendly?
A: Yes. Child rates apply for ages 5–15, children under 4 stay free, and the Guest Cottage is ideal for families. Extra beds can be arranged.

Q: How do I get to Enasoit?
A: Guests can fly to Nanyuki and transfer by road (US$ 250 per vehicle each way) or fly directly into the local Enasoit airstrip. Helicopter transfers can also be arranged.

Q: What additional activities are available?
A: Extras include helicopter excursions, visits to nearby rhino sanctuaries, cultural visits, e-biking, baboon walks, Maasai dancing, yoga, and more — all bookable on request.