Experiences and activities
Walking in the African bush is a rare and enjoyable experience, and there are fewer and fewer places where it is possible to walk in a wild environment as safely as possible.
Walking at Oletukat
Our conservancy is too small to have the big five, but it is large enough to discover the biodiversity of this part of Africa: a pretty flower, an unknown butterfly, a colorful bird, or a pass of zebras, impalas or greater kudu close enough to hear them snort.
We have opened more than 15 km of trails, long and short. Each one offers a particular attraction: a view over the canyon, an unusual rock formation or a panorama of the region.
If you would like to stay 15 minutes or more looking at a flower, your guide will leave you space to be alone, if it is safe.
More to do
Birdwatching
The river and the dry land above it bring a great variety of birds.
Fishing in the river
Try your chance at catching a catfish, which seem to be in fairly large number.
Bush meals by the river
Breakfast, lunch or dinner next to the river.
A sundowner in the bush
Or stay around the fire near the house, if you prefer.
A waterfall
Visit a waterfall located a few kilometers away.
Visit Maasai neighbors
Walk to see neighbors who live in manyattas among their cattle, with one of our guides translating.
A trip to Maasai Mara
Combine your stay with a trip to Maasai Mara.
Visitors can also enjoy hiking, cycling, camping and guided conservation activities.
Ask about a stay
Tell us when you would like to come and what interests you.