Overview

Exclusive Journeys into Africa’s Untouched Wilderness

Luca Safari offers a truly bespoke African experience, specializing in luxurious and sustainable safaris that immerse guests in the heart of Kenya’s wild beauty. Our flagship destinations, Campi ya Kanzi and Chyulu Club, provide unrivalled access to the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Chyulu Hills, nestled between Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks.
At Campi ya Kanzi, you’ll experience authentic Maasai culture alongside unparalleled wildlife encounters. Our Maasai guides, who have lived and worked with us for years, lead our safaris, ensuring a deeply personal and insightful adventure.
Chyulu Club offers an intimate, private retreat, perfect for those seeking exclusivity and tranquillity in Kenya’s pristine wilderness.

We also have a third property, Chyulu Wilderness Camp, which can cater for students and retreats.

We are committed to regenerative tourism, where luxury meets sustainability. Our zero-emissions camps are powered entirely by solar energy, and each stay contributes directly to the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust, fostering harmony between local communities and wildlife.

We operate Rivian EVs as well as retrofitted Land Rovers.

For those looking to add a touch of adventure, Luca Safari also offers air safaris. Soar over the stunning Kilimanjaro at dawn, fly low over Mzima Springs, and witness wildlife from the skies, followed by a champagne bush breakfast in the African wilderness.

At Luca Safari, every journey is tailored to your desires, whether it’s a traditional wildlife safari, a unique yoga or art safari, or an unforgettable flying adventure. 

Let us craft your perfect escape into the wild, where adventure, luxury, and conservation blend seamlessly.
 

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Activities offered

  • Accommodation
  • Family Safaris
  • Riding Safaris
  • Guided flying safaris
  • Air Charters
  • Adventure tourism
  • Flying Safaris
  • Safaris - Fixed Camp
  • Community Partners
  • Bird Watching

Where we operate

  • Kenya

Where we’re based

  • Kenya

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Charities
Maasai Wilderness Conservation

Website http://www.maasaitrust.org

The Maasai Wilderness Conservation (Trust) , MWC, works to protect the legendary ecosystems and astounding biodiversity of East Africa through conservation that directly benefits local Maasai communities.

The world increasingly relies on many traditional communities like the Maasai to protect the ecological treasures that exist within the land that they own. But the incredible wilderness and wildlife of Africa’s grasslands and the famous culture of the Maasai people both face daunting threats to their long-term survival. The fate of both rests with the Maasai themselves as they work to figure out how to benefit from their incredible natural resources while preserving them.

That’s what MWC is all about—a pioneering partnership between professional conservationists, like US Board President Edward Norton, and dynamic Maasai leaders to show that the Maasai community can thrive, not just survive, by managing their ecosystem wisely. MWC’s efforts are focused on the Maasai communities and landscapes of Kenya’s Chyulu Hills, within the world-famous Amboseli-Tsavo Ecosystem. This is Hemingway’s “Green Hills of Africa”, deep cloud forests on hills over the savannah teeming with wildlife and Mount Kilimanjaro rising out of the plains. The Maasai communities of this area own all of the land between the protected National Parks and within their land lie critical wildlife migration corridors and habitat reserves, forests that are carbon sinks and rivers and springs that supply the fresh water not only to this ecosystem but to more than seven million people in Kenya, including the second largest city.

MWC funds and operates programs that promote sustainable economic benefits from conserving this ecosystem, creating a cutting edge model of successful community-based conservation.

Every stay at any of Luca Safari lodges generates a $125 conservation fee, per guest per day, to MWC. Funds are earmark to maintain harmony between the Maasai community and the predators, through livestock predation compensation.

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