An ecotourist’s haven in Kenya. Mfangano Beach Club contains two rooms, each with two full-sized beds and private bathrooms and showers, as well as 8 tents and tent space if…
Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sweetwaters Serena Camp
A charming blend of under-canvas ambiance and safari luxury. Sustainability initiatives include a tree-nursery, the sale of local handicraft items, waste recycling (glass, plastics, ‘wet waste’ and the distribution of…
Serena Mountain Lodge
Sustainability practices include running an on-site tree nursery and promoting the sale of local handicraft items.
Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge
Sustainability initiatives of this lodge include sustainable tree planting projects, staff participation in park clean-ups, and contribution to the local community (clean drinking water, mosquito nets, etc.).
Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge
This hotel cooperates with the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) in hosting an ambitious re-afforestation programme for Amboseli. It has a whole host of social programs as well.
Serena Beach Resort and Spa
This hotel abides by a code of responsible practice in relation to: energy conservation, waste recycling, sewage disposal, air emissions, non-CFC use, pesticide-use, noise reduction and visual pollution. Wherever possible,…
Karura Forest
Walk, jog, plant trees, cycle, and more in the Green Lungs of Nairobi: Karura Forest.
Nairobi Serena Hotel
Nairobi Serena Hotel hosts its own plant nurseries and has an extensive CSR program focused on health and education. A wonderful lodging experience awaits you.
Bridges Organic Health Restaurant
Bridges Organic Health Restaurant serves traditional Kenyan dishes made with organically-grown produce. “It’s Tasty! It’s Healthy! It’s Organic” Two locations in Nairobi, Kenya.
Kitengela
Kitengela is near Nairobi National Park in a beautiful open area. Visit the glass plant, where they make beautiful products from recycled glass. Products range from furniture to beads.
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