Six thatch and timber villas, each with unique furnishing and artwork and fueled by solar power sit on raised wooden decks. Five villas come with one bedroom, an en-suite bathroom, a private deck, an outside lounge, and a comfortable swing-bed. The family villa comprises one double and one twin room, each with an en-suite bathroom, and a shared lounge and deck area. The Segera House has a reception area, one double and one twin room each with an en suite bathroom, a shared lounge and kitchen, a raised outside deck area, a private sala, garden, and a plunge pool. Villa Segera has one bedroom that is connected by bridge to an observation lounge and deck area. It also offers a downstairs lounge area, a large pool, a bathroom with an outside shower, and a sunken hide.

Segera Ranch is located in the Laikipia Plateau, a conservancy area of 3,600 square miles and a major part of the Ewaso Ecosystem boasting the second highest wildlife density in Kenya. It’s also home to cheetah, herds of plains game, many reptile species, and over 150 bird species. Moreover, it is home to 7,000 elephants, and it supports important populations of endangered species including black rhino, Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, Patas monkey, Lelwel’s Hartebeest, and African wild dog.