All meals, game drives, conservancy fees, and guided walks are included. Flights from Nairobi and optional activities such as chimpanzee visits are arranged separately.

Porini Rhino Camp is a nine-tent all-inclusive camp situated within the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Laikipia, central Kenya. The conservancy covers 360 square kilometres on the equator west of Nanyuki, between the foothills of the Aberdares and Mount Kenya. The setting is one of the most ecologically rich in the country, and for honeymooners who want genuine wilderness intimacy away from the busier safari circuits, Laikipia delivers something quieter and deeply personal.

The most straightforward option is a flight from Nairobi to Nanyuki or Kamok Airstrip, from where the camp team meets guests and transfers them by vehicle into Ol Pejeta Conservancy. The road option from Nairobi via Nanyuki takes approximately three and a half hours. Africa Bed of Roses Safaris arranges all flight bookings, airstrip transfers, and logistics so that your journey from Nairobi to camp requires nothing from you beyond arriving at the airport.

Rates are per adult sharing and vary by season. As a guide, packages for two sharing run from around USD 1,598 per adult during low and shoulder seasons, rising to USD 2,665 per adult during peak season in late July through September, which coincides with the Great Migration period. All rates are fully inclusive of accommodation, meals, drinks, game drives, conservancy fees, and airstrip transfers. Africa Bed of Roses Safaris will confirm current pricing and any available offers when building your honeymoon itinerary.

The conservancy is a Big Five destination, so lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and both black and white rhino are all present. What makes Ol Pejeta exceptional is its status as home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos on earth, both under 24-hour armed protection. Beyond the headline species, the conservancy supports hippopotamus, Grevy’s zebra, African wild dog, bat-eared fox, and a wide range of other mammals. A wildlife hide at camp overlooks a waterhole and offers uninterrupted sightings of elephants, rhinos, and lions without the disturbance of a vehicle.

For wildlife viewing, the long dry season from June through October offers the strongest conditions, with high visibility, firm roads, and animals concentrated around water sources. For flamingo sightings specifically, January and February during the dry-hot season tend to produce the largest concentrations on the lake. Africa Bed of Roses Safaris can advise on how Nakuru fits within a broader Kenya honeymoon itinerary depending on your travel dates.

The camp has ten luxury tented suites, each measuring 100 square metres, making them among the largest tent footprints of any deluxe tented camp in Kenya. Every suite faces the lake and includes a king-size bed configurable into twins, a private in-room lounge, a viewing deck, high ceilings, and an en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bathtub, separate shower, hot and cold running water, bathrobes, and full toiletries. The freestanding bath is positioned to look outward across the lake, which for honeymooners is one of the most memorable details of the stay.

The rate is fully inclusive with no hidden extras. Shared and private game drives, night drives, guided bush walks, all meals, house drinks including beer, wine, vodka, gin, and soft drinks, conservancy fees, airstrip transfers, and limited laundry are all covered. The only additional costs are personal expenses and any optional add-ons arranged separately.

Each of the nine tents is spacious with a double bed, en-suite facilities, solar-powered lighting, charging points, and a private veranda. Despite being a tented camp in a remote conservancy, the level of comfort is genuine rather than compromised. The dining tent and lounge are large and relaxed, designed as social spaces where guests unwind between drives. For honeymooners travelling with family or friends, two family units are available, each measuring 144 square metres with two bedrooms, two en-suite bathrooms, king-size beds, a single bed per room, and a shared lounge between them.

No two days follow exactly the same pattern, as the wildlife sets the rhythm rather than a fixed schedule. A day might begin with an early morning game drive before the heat builds, followed by a bush breakfast out in the field. The midday hours are for rest and relaxation at camp. Late afternoon brings another drive or guided walk, followed by sundowners on the plains as the light fades. Night drives back to camp under a wide open sky, dinner, and a campfire under the stars round out the evening. For honeymooners, this unhurried daily rhythm is part of what makes a bush camp stay so restorative.

The camp is built with a minimal footprint, relying on solar power and low-impact fuels, using environmentally conscious materials, and avoiding permanent structures wherever possible. Guests who want to engage more directly with Ol Pejeta’s conservation mission can support grassroots community initiatives through the Wildlife Habitat Trust, where the full value of donations goes to local projects including youth beekeeping and school development.

Phone signal is available at camp and Wi-Fi is accessible in some communal areas. Many honeymooners find the Laikipia wilderness has a natural way of making connectivity feel less essential, but the option is there if needed.

Yes. The kitchen accommodates vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and other dietary needs with advance notice. Africa Bed of Roses Safaris passes all dietary information to the camp when confirming your booking so nothing needs to be sorted on arrival.