Debuting June 2027, andBeyond is expanding in Kenya’s wild north with its new Suyian Homestead, a private safari base designed for small groups of friends, couples or multigenerational families.

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Home to five suites, each are set within the exclusive 44,000-acre Suyian Conservancy and offer guests a stay full of adventure. Every day is designed to look different than the next, where guests can participate in ultra-personalized safari experiences, camel rides, horseback-riding safaris, catch-and-release fishing, helicopter flights and cattle ranching. For those seeking a more relaxing stay, kick back by the pool or take advantage of in-suite wellness treatments.
“It’s about creating a home in the wild where far-reaching views invite people to slow down and spend time together,” said Jane Braack, managing director, East Africa Lodges, andBeyond .

Photo: © Courtesy of andBeyond
Safari participants can expect two private guides and two six-seater 4×4 safari vehicles to guide them through their adventures. Many endangered animals live in Suyian Conservancy, as it is well-known for vast biodiversity. Explorers can expect to see animals like Grevy’s zebra, Reticulated giraffe, African wild dog and the occasional sighting of a black leopard.
Suryian Homestead can accommodate up to 11 guests in five suites and rates start at $10,200 per night.
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