Great Rift Valley Lodge
Great Rift Valley Lodge & Golf Resort enjoys one of the most spectacular views in all of Africa. It is perched on the side of the Eburu Escarpment, overlooking Lake Naivasha and the sweeping floors of the Great Rift Valley of Kenya.
A short drive from the well-maintained Pan African Highway, the lodge is just one and a half hours’ drive from Nairobi – or a 30-minute flight to its own all-weather airstrip.
Its location, midway between the Samburu and Masai Mara makes the lodge the perfect stopover between the country’s top safari destinations – and an ideal alternative to a night in a city hotel.
Accommodation
Great Rift Valley Golf Resort has 30 twin & double rooms. All rooms at the Great Rift Valley Golf Resort are beautifully decorated using African prints and furnished with large four- poster beds and hand-made wooden furniture. Several rooms have interlinking doors ideal for families with children.
In- room amenities:
Private bathroom; private balconies overlooking waterhole. Boiled water and insect repellent in rooms
Conference Facilities
The top floor of the clubhouse houses 3 fully-equipped conference rooms – seating 32, 16 and 10 people respectively – with an adjoining breakout room and a state-of-the-art business centre with full secretarial support.
General Facilities
:: E-mail and Internet access is also available through the resort’s business centre.
:: Safe deposit boxes for guests’ valuables
:: Full laundry and valet service
:: Foreign currency exchange service
:: Resident doctor on 24-hour call.
:: All-weather airstrip on site
:: Mains electricity with generator backup.
Culinary & Dining Experience
The social ‘heart’ of the Great Rift Valley Lodge is the clubhouse building, which offers fine dining and beautiful views from its panoramic restaurant and broad balconies.
Adventure Activities
:: 18-hole golf course
:: Escorted game and bird walks in Eburu Forest
:: Boating and Fishing for Black Bass on Lake Naivasha.
:: Horse Riding and Mountain Biking with expert guides
:: Excursion arranged by AfricanMecca to Lakes Baringo, Bogoria and Nakuru
:: Cultural visits to Kikuyu, Maasai, Dorobo and Turkana Communities living in the area.
