Walk, ride and cycle through 1,800 acres of highland forest, then go further: the lakes and parks of the Rift Valley are on the doorstep.
Malu’s 1,800-acre retreat is a peaceful haven for adults and a natural playground for children, with countless ways to experience it on foot, on horseback or by mountain bike.
There are leisurely strolls and challenging hikes through the last indigenous cedar forest of the eastern Rift Valley, vines to swing from, streams to explore and colobus monkeys in the trees, and a plunge pool fed by natural hot springs among the fig trees.
Every activity can be arranged by any of the staff.
Walks, birds, mountain bikes and the hot-spring plunge pool on Malu’s 1800 acres
The cedar forest, the ridge and the streams of Malu, on foot
Guided walks through the cedar forest, up to the ridge and down to the streams and rivers, with turacos, kingfishers and sunbirds along the way.
A pool fed by natural hot springs, among fig trees and vines
A plunge pool fed by natural hot springs, tucked among fig trees and vines in the forest.
The untouched wilderness of the reserve, on two wheels
Explore the 1800-acre reserve on one of the Malu mountain bikes.
Riding, the donkeys and the daily life of the farm
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Horse & Donkey Riding
Six horses, three donkeys and a forest made for riding Six horses and three donkeys, good with beginners and children, and a forest that gives shade for riding at most times of day.
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Farm Life
Milking, feeding and egg-collecting, for children and adults alike Discover
And beyond the forest, the lakes and parks of the Rift Valley.
Lake Naivasha, Hell’s Gate, Mount Longonot and Lake Nakuru
Hippos and birdlife by boat, and a walking safari among giraffe and zebra
A boat out among the hippos and birdlife of Lake Naivasha, and a walking safari among giraffe and zebra on Crescent Island.
Cycling among game in a gorge, and a volcano to climb
Cycle among the game and walk the gorge in Hell’s Gate National Park, or climb to the crater rim of Mount Longonot.
Flamingos and rhino in the national park, and the conservancies of the Rift
Flamingos and rhino at Lake Nakuru National Park, and the wildlife of Soysambu Conservancy and Kigio.
Tell us when you would like to come and how many of you there are, and we will put your stay together.
