About Your Stay

Sweetwaters Serena Camp sits around a waterhole in Ol Pejeta Conservancy, so wildlife is part of the backdrop even when guests are not out on a game drive. The 56 tents combine classic canvas-and-thatch safari character with the practical comforts of a larger camp.
It is particularly strong for families because there is a good choice of activities beyond game drives, including the chimpanzee sanctuary, guided walks, wildlife talks, cycling and a heated pool. The Morani Wing adds a more elevated accommodation option, with Mount Kenya views.
Day and night game drives, lion tracking, guided bush walks, birding, chimpanzee sanctuary visits, cycling, archery, swimming, spa and bush dining.
Full-service dining at the Rhino Room with local and international influences, plus bush breakfasts, dinners and sundowners.
Deeply connected to Ol Pejeta Conservancy’s wildlife and community work; bed-night and conservancy revenues support the wider conservation landscape.