What was once one of the most popular beach coastlines in the world, Kenya beach holidays dropped off a proverbial cliff during the 2008 to 2012 period due to the affects, real and imagined, of the Somali piracy that has been made globally famous. Since 2012, however, with the introduction of stringent patrols and better equipped shipping fleets, this piracy has dropped by more than 90% and so is, today, no longer something that should concern.
“Photography” and “travel to Africa” are two activities that are inextricably linked together due to the stunning visual locations available, the magical African light and the variety of superb subjects to capture on film. As a specialist operator to Kenya for over 10 years we have been asked more and more for opportunities for clients who are both knowledgeable and those that are new to photography if there are any trips we offer that are more specialised and include help with the use of the equipment as well as guides who are versed in photography.
The concept behind Ol Lentille is a truly admirable one and the lodge follows in the footsteps of other Kenyan lodges who have tried to incorporate local communities into conservation rather than excluding them. The lodge itself is cleverly thought out with a range of differing options open for couples through to larger families.
