Campi Ya Kanzi means ‘Camp of the Hidden Treasure’ and that it really is: nestled within Hemingway’s ‘Green Hills of Africa’, this elegant and magical camp entices the visitor to feel the living, beating heart of these lush hills.
This corner of Kenya is absolutely bursting with biodiversity. There is a massive range of habitats including the savannah and a cloud forest that sits on the top of the hills; consequently, the area is teeming with over 60 species of mammals and 400 species of bird.
But the main objective of Campi Ya Kanzi is to protect the majestic Maasai Kuku Group Ranch land covering four hundred square miles, for both the sake of the indigenous Maasai and the local wildlife. A donation is paid at Campi Ya Kanzi by each visitor to ensure this is soundly achieved.
