The Nay Palad is in Kenya.
Imagine looking out over the Kenyan savannah at sunset, watching the animals run wild and watching the infinite nature from above, as if you were a bird. This experience exists and is in Laikipia , in the heart of kenya.
The nest room is called Nay Palad and belongs to the Segera resort. “The most adventurous guests will enjoy the magical african sunset , they will enjoy a dinner on the terrace and sleep under the resplendent African sky”, Jens Kozany, manager of Segera, tells Traveler.
“The nest is illuminated with flashlights. We welcome guests with champagne and African culinary delights. We also have cozy beds prepared with luxurious linens and comfortable hot water bottles ready for the night”, says Jens.
The Nay Palad is one of the six villages of Segera.
segera Y Nay Palad were born in 2013 thanks to the entrepreneur Jochen Zeitz , which sought to create a sustainable and adventurous place, where the luxury . This is how he created this complex made up of six villas, two of them exclusive. ' Segera House' Y 'Segera Village' are two other of his jewels with private garden, salt water pool with views of the savannah and a typical decoration of the area.
Its villas have saltwater pools.
segera is located between bush kenya and the rift valley , that is why it is one of the most incredible and magical places in the area. “We are pioneers in a sustainable approach because we have always sought a balance between conservation, community, culture and commerce. Segera is not only a beautiful place, but it has been created to inspire a more sustainable lifestyle and conscious”, adds the manager of Segera.
One of the rooms overlooking the savannah.
Its facilities have been built thinking of generating natural resources for the population and help catalyze change in the area. “Sustainable thinking also grows in the classrooms and gardens of six schools built by the Zeitz Foundation and awarded for their innovative green practices . Like the collection of rainwater, allowing students to grow their own vegetables and bring drinking water to their families”, explains to Traveler.es the manager of Segera, Jens Kozany.
Just as he has also launched the Satubo project, to empower women and help develop the most rural and poorest areas of Kenya.
Segera is a protected area for safaris.