Ololo Safari Lodge

Ololo Safari Lodge epitomises eco-conscious hospitality, prioritising sustainability and community upliftment. Partnering with Wildlife Direct, Ololo spearheads the "Greening Schools" rewilding initiative, planting trees at local schools to offset carbon emissions and educate youth on the necessity of environmental conservation. Through the Ololo Foundation, the lodge also supports projects like St John’s School in Kibera, Africa's largest slum, funding infrastructure development and educational initiatives.  

The lodge boasts the Ololo Organic Farm, a hub for diverse agricultural practices like fruit orchards, dairy farming, and composting. Fresh produce from the farm enriches the restaurant's offerings. Ololo's "Ololo Worm Tea" fertiliser and water conservation efforts further minimise its ecological footprint. Ololo likewise employs primarily Kenyan staff, with a focus on hiring from local communities.