SERENA HOTELS - Kilaguni




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The Serena Safari Experience
The word “Safari” means “journey” in Kiswahili but since the days of the “Great White Hunters” a “Safari” has evolved to mean a spectacular bush adventure that takes in sightings of a glorious selection of game, flora, fauna and bird life whilst delivering awe inspiring scenery, show-stopping views and wildlife encounters of the most exciting kind.

The Serena Safaris operate via our fleet of safari-adapted Land Cruisers and are led by experienced tracker/guides. Picnics, water/cool boxes, bush libraries etc are provided.

Serena Active
For those seeking activity and adventure, Serena Hotels has recently introduced the Serena Active concept which lets you participate in the extraordinary diversity of the East African landscape, Keep up your exercise regime… and keep down your stress levels.

The Serena Active programme at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge has the following main features:

Walking in the bush (accompanied by our resident naturalist)

Climbing the Chaimu Crater, scrambling over the Shetani Lava Flow or scaling the gentle reaches of the Five Sisters Range

Discovering the brilliance of the local bird life

Game viewing around our water hole

Adventure game drives around the Tsavo eco-system

Swimming in the cool of our peaceful pool

Volleyball, table tennis, darts and pool table

O T H E R A C T I V I T I E S

The option of a magical, lamp-lit, bush dinner looking out over the distant splendour of the Chyulu Hills and the floodlit ‘theatre of the wild’ happening just beyond the glow of the campfire

Night game drives: an excellent way to spice up your nightlife in the wild!
Whether you wish to seek out the elusive nocturnal wildlife or behold the thrilling world of predators stalking their prey, a night game drive is a must.

‘Sundowners’ at ‘Roaring Rocks’, a volcanic crag where hyrax scamper and the sun goes down amongst the lilac shoals of a living volcanic arena. Also at ‘Poachers’ Lookout’ a conical hill with show-stopping park vistas

Picnics and Nature trails, accompanied by the resident naturalists – to the peak of the adjacent ‘Five Sisters’ volcanic hills, up the cindered paths of the Chaimu Crater or around the hippo-heaving pools and nature-trails of Mzima springs. There are also tours of the petrified lava flows and echoing caves of the famous Shetani Lava Flow

An evocative bush breakfast uniquely staged atop the volcanic rust-red mass of Lion Rock, once a hunting haunt of lions, with sweeping views over the wilderness the Park

Akamba Tribal dancing and performances by local musicians

‘Wildlife and Wilderness’ talks by the resident naturalist

Visits to the local Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary

Catching up with the world via our communal satellite TV

There’s also just lazing by the pool, taking in some sun, brushing up on your bush-craft and looking out over miles and miles of stunning Tsavo