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Sweetwaters Serena Camp, Ol Pejeta
Where conservation meets safari
Stunning views of Mount Kenya and Big Five viewing in the private Ol Pejeta conservancy.
Sweetwaters Serena boasts stunning views of Mount Kenya and fantastic game viewing in the private Ol Pejeta conservancy. Home to the largest black rhino conservancy in East Africa, Ol Pejeta is an exceptional place to embark on your safari adventure. The camp’s dining room, aptly named the Rhino Dining Room, has huge windows overlooking the local watering hole, so you can watch wildlife while enjoying your meals. Visit the Endangered Species Enclosure to learn about rhino conservation or meet the rescued animals at the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary – the only one in Kenya. For a look into the habits of the most awe-inspiring predators, take a night drive under the starry sky.
Why we love Sweetwaters Serena Camp, Ol Pejeta
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On a clear day, you can see the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya
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There's plenty of on-site game viewing at local watering hole
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This private conservancy supports conservation projects aimed to improve the populations of resident endangered species
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Take a night drive in search of nocturnal creatures like bat-eared foxes, owls and predators including striped hyenas and leopards
Rooms
There are 39 Standard Wing Tents with grass-thatched roofs (mirroring the local architecture) that give you that traditional camping feel. The modern Morani Wing’s 17 tents offer more space.
Facilities
Meals are served in the Rhino Dining Room, with an international buffet for breakfast and lunch and multi-course set menus for dinner. The aptly named Water Hole Bar provides plenty of refreshments as you watch the passing wildlife.
What's Included
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner • 2 game drives per day (morning and evening) • Airstrip transfers
There’s a swimming pool for relaxation between safaris and therapists offer massages.
Go on a game drive in the private conservancy by day or night, visit Kenya’s only chimpanzee sanctuary or learn about conservation by tracking lions.
Conservation is a two-way relationship between nature and their local communities. They source fruit and vegetables from the local farmers. They have accomplished a Gold-Eco Rated Certification – the highest accreditation in Kenya through their sustainable initiatives. They support a local school, orphanage and subsidise medical care for the community.
Guest reviews
Excellent | 902 | |
Very good | 330 | |
Average | 63 | |
Poor | 13 | |
Terrible | 8 |
Nairobi, KenyaApril 2025
I stayed here for two nights and did gamedrives at Olpaheta conservnacy. The mt kenya and Abardares view is breathtaking. The place has a savanah vibe. Its close to olpajeta Conservancy so one can do gamedrives there. I recommend it to both fily and business travels
Nairobi, KenyaMarch 2025
I seriously enjoyed how therapeutic Sweetwaters was. The rooms were very neat, comfortable and cozy. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was awesome with a lot of food choices. The swimming pool was very clean and comes with a best view. Please do not miss the sunset
Franschhoek, South AfricaMarch 2025
Very well-run lodge; however, it was a bit too large for our tastes. We prefer smaller, more intimate accommodations, with individual meal service rather than the large buffet. Their gift shop is well-stocked, and the hot water bottles for our feet at night were much appreciated. The staff is very accommodating and helpful. James, our room steward, and Anne, from the dining room, took excellent care of us. The breakfast boxes they prepared for us were very good!
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