Honeymoon Kenya

Kenya

We know Kenya intimately, so for the perfect romantic bush and beach combination during your honeymoon in Kenya, ask us about the most romantic and relaxing lodges for the time of year that you're getting married.

While Kenya is best known for the lodges and landscape of the Masai Mara and the two million wildebeest, zebra and gazelle who migrate there annually, there are also other lodges in Meru National Park or the Laikipia region that might make a fine addendum to a Kenya honeymoon itinerary, and offer a luxurious and romantic seclusion that is nigh on impossible to find in the Mara.

Elsewhere, the Lamu archipelago off the coast is a cluster of coral-fringed, car-free islands lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, and the perfect ‘beach’ compliment to the safaris of the interior. We use the very best coastal properties and can arrange a huge variety of watersports from waterskiing and windsurfing to swimming with dolphins or snorkelling on the reefs. Or, of course, in preparation for the dreaded return to the real world, you could enjoy your honeymoon in Kenya by doing absolutely nothing.

Testimonials

'It’s simple, but it’s glamorous'

A special place to go to really get under the skin of Africa. There’s something charmingly nostalgic and old-fashioned about Lemarti’s. The five Bedouin tents sit on the banks of the Ewaso Ng’iro river, shaded by palms and acacias. The camp is small but has been perfectly formed by owner Anna Trzebinski and her Samburu husband, Loyaban Lemarti. Anna has personally designed every detail, from the huge swings hanging from the boughs of the enormous, ancient fig trees, to the tribal-print floor...

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