Kenya Camps & Lodges
Laragai House, Borana Conservancy, Kenya
A Private Camp, Villa or Lodge in Kenya
Camp Details
Laragai House is a family home built on Borana Conservancy, a perfect escape for a group of friends or families who would like to stay in an exclusive use property. The house sleeps 16 guests in eight bedrooms who are warmly received by our team of highly experienced staff. Wildlife viewings can be enjoyed from horseback, open cars, on foot or from the house itself.
Laragai’s affiliation with the Borana and Lewa wildlife conservancies provides access to the results of many years of conservation and community development.
WHY CHOOSE LARAGAI HOUSE?
- Laragai House prides itself on its exceptional farm-to-table menus, based around locally sourced ingredients from adjacent Kabati Regenerative Farm.
- This is the perfect place for anyone who appreciates Africa, with panoramic views into the Northern Frontier District, across Borana Conservancy and up to Mount Kenya.
- Borana Conservancy is host to over 50 species of mammals including some of the world’s rarest animals, including black rhino, wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion.
Questions about Laragai House
How many guests does Laragai House take?
Sixteen, across eight bedrooms, taken on an exclusive-use basis from around US$6,900 per house per night. It is a family home on Borana Conservancy rather than a lodge, looked after by an experienced resident team, which suits a large family or a group of friends travelling together.
What is included, and does it work for children?
Rates cover full board, local airstrip transfers, sundowner excursions, soft drinks, beers, house wines and selected spirits, laundry, Wi-Fi, the pool and tennis court, day and night game drives, guided bush walks and one horse riding excursion per person. Under-fives are free, children's rates apply from five to 16, and a listening service is available at bedtime.
How can we see wildlife here?
On horseback, in open cars, on foot, or simply from the house, which looks across Borana towards the Northern Frontier District and Mount Kenya. The conservancy holds over 50 mammal species including black rhino, wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion, and the house's affiliation with Borana and Lewa opens up both.
Activities
Laragai House Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 1 June – 10 September, 20 December 2026 – 5 January 2027 | Exclusive use | US $ 8000 |
| 2026 | 6 January – 30 April; 11 September – 19 December | Exclusive use | US $ 6900 |
Rates are Per House / Villa unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Laragai House rates include:
• Full board accommodation
• Local airstrip transfers
• Sundowner excursions
• Soft drinks, beers, house wines
• Selected house spirits
• Swimming pool and tennis court
• Laundry & WiFi
• Game drives (day and night)
• Guided bush walks
• One horse riding excursion per person
Questions about Laragai House
How many guests does Laragai House take?
Sixteen, across eight bedrooms, taken on an exclusive-use basis from around US$6,900 per house per night. It is a family home on Borana Conservancy rather than a lodge, looked after by an experienced resident team, which suits a large family or a group of friends travelling together.
What is included, and does it work for children?
Rates cover full board, local airstrip transfers, sundowner excursions, soft drinks, beers, house wines and selected spirits, laundry, Wi-Fi, the pool and tennis court, day and night game drives, guided bush walks and one horse riding excursion per person. Under-fives are free, children's rates apply from five to 16, and a listening service is available at bedtime.
How can we see wildlife here?
On horseback, in open cars, on foot, or simply from the house, which looks across Borana towards the Northern Frontier District and Mount Kenya. The conservancy holds over 50 mammal species including black rhino, wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion, and the house's affiliation with Borana and Lewa opens up both.
Activities
Child Policy
Children under 5 years are free of charge. Children’s rates apply from 5-16 years old. Laragai has much to offer children of all ages: swimming in the pool or waterfall; exploring the river; riding on one of the Patent Security horses and watching big game from the safety of the Land Rovers. The kitchen is happy to cater to the gentler palettes and earlier hours that often suit younger guests. For those who need to be in bed before their parents, a listening service is always on hand.
Questions about Laragai House
How many guests does Laragai House take?
Sixteen, across eight bedrooms, taken on an exclusive-use basis from around US$6,900 per house per night. It is a family home on Borana Conservancy rather than a lodge, looked after by an experienced resident team, which suits a large family or a group of friends travelling together.
What is included, and does it work for children?
Rates cover full board, local airstrip transfers, sundowner excursions, soft drinks, beers, house wines and selected spirits, laundry, Wi-Fi, the pool and tennis court, day and night game drives, guided bush walks and one horse riding excursion per person. Under-fives are free, children's rates apply from five to 16, and a listening service is available at bedtime.
How can we see wildlife here?
On horseback, in open cars, on foot, or simply from the house, which looks across Borana towards the Northern Frontier District and Mount Kenya. The conservancy holds over 50 mammal species including black rhino, wild dog, leopard, cheetah and lion, and the house's affiliation with Borana and Lewa opens up both.
Activities
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