Set on a private conservancy, Mugie House offers a myriad of activities by which to explore and enjoy its vast open landscapes and abundant wildlife.
Perched on a hill are nine individual stone cottages, each with sweeping views of the Laikipia landscape. A large main house with open log fires will host guests for relaxing cocktails and scrumptious meals, prepared from a creative menu with ingredients sourced from Mugie House’s own vegetable garden. An infinity pool offers lovely shaded areas and a casual alfresco dining area, while a large waterhole set in front of Mugie House attracts a variety of wildlife, including large elephant herds, throughout the day.
There’s great wildlife viewing at the private Mugie Conservancy in northern Kenya. You’ll see herds of elephants drinking at the waterhole close to the main house and if you’re lucky you might watch leopard and cheetah on your game drive from the airstrip. There’s rarer wildlife to be found, too, like the Grevy’s zebra, Reticulated giraffe and Jackson’s hartebeest. Wildlife viewing is exclusive and private as only four vehicles head out on game drives each day.
The house and its facilities are beautiful. An infinity pool overlooks the Laikipia plateau and individual stone cottages have plush bathtubs and open fires. All meals and drinks are included during your time here, served in the cosy main house with its roaring log fire.
But a stay at Mugie House goes beyond a traditional wildlife-viewing experience. Governors’ really want you to come away with an understanding of the local culture and ecosystem of this incredible region. You can track lions with rangers, head out with the anti-poaching unit (bloodhounds and their handlers) and see the excellent community cattle grazing programme.
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