Pinewood Village
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t Pinewood, you can enjoy the simple pleasures of a beach holiday, overlooking as it does an unspoilt stretch of white sand, lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.
Loldia House Lake Naivasha
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t Loldia House you’ll experience the life of Kenya’s early settlers, taste the pleasures of Kenyan country life and
There’s also a tropical forest to explore, home to the Sykes monkey, the endangered Angolan Colobus monkey and birdlife in abundance. If water sports are top of your list, there’s plenty to keep you amused nearby. An award- winning hotel, accommodation is very comfortable indeed, created in clusters around beautifully kept gardens.
have the chance to explore the Great Rift Valley and the famous Lake Nakuru National Park. Loldia House warmly welcomes its guests to experience Kenya of times gone by, and in the capable hands of manager, Peter Njoroge, you will be guaranteed a restful and invigorating stay, with breathtaking views of a dormant volcano and wildlife roaming freely on the farm. Determined to support local communities, Loldia House is a key contributor to the Loldia School Fund and guests are encouraged to visit the school to learn about its work. So far, the Fund’s work overseen by Mr Njoroge, has included building 4 new classrooms, complete renovation and refurbishment of all existing classrooms and the establishment of an Adult Education programme.
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More information and images available online
More information and images available online
Package prices from £1,025
Per person for a 7-night stay on a Half Board basis.
Prices from
Per person for 2 nights on a Full Board basis including transfers from Nairobi.
£699
For more information email us at
humannature@virginholidays.co.uk To carbon offset your holiday visit
www.myclimate.org/en/offsetting.html
Small and Real Kenya
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