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Ride ol Donyo Horse riding safaris from ol Donyo Lodge, Chyulu Hills Ride Kenya Chyulu Hills ~ with the spectacular backdrop of Mt.

Kilimanjaro and on exceptional horses, we have 275,000 acres of beautiful East African savannah, acacia woodland and dramatic volcanic hills to explore. On top of this breath-taking scenery, we are riding with the incredible wildlife that makes Kenya so special. ol Donyo Lodge is a luxurious and exclusive property with outstanding food and service - the prefect place to come home to after a long r

ide. Ride Kenya Maasai Mara ~ based in Olare Motorogi Conservancy on the edge of the Maasai Mara National reserve, the new Ride Kenya stables are perfectly placed to provide a truly amazing riding experience. Open for morning and afternoon rides and available to any of the camps in Mara North, Olare Motorogi or Naibosho. However, for the full Great Plains experience we'd recommend staying at Mara Plains or Mara Expedition Camp.

17/08/2026

Wandering and winding our way through towers of giraffe, and a freshly snow-capped Kilimanjaro - absolute magic!

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29/07/2026

As the dry season settles in, we start to see a shift in wildlife movement patterns, as animals gravitate towards reliable water sources. Over the past week, we’ve seen growing numbers of oryx and zebra crossing the plains, eagerly making their way to the lodge waterhole.

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Fresh air and a long ride in the hills on handsome Lebombo is a Sunday very well spent. Great Plains Conservation       ...
15/07/2026

Fresh air and a long ride in the hills on handsome Lebombo is a Sunday very well spent.

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09/07/2026

A tribute to One Ton

Since his passing, so many stories, photos and memories have been shared. Together, they are a quiet reminder of just how many lives he touched.

Here on the ground, there is an almost tangible sense of stillness in the air.

Over the years, the stables team- humans and horses alike- have had the privilege of sharing One Ton’s home, often moving step for step alongside him on rides or with the horses grazing alongside him in the hills. For an elephant with such an enormous presence, he carried himself with a rare calmness.

As we have been working in the yard, a particular Swahili phrase has kept coming to mind: ‘Amemaliza safari yake’, which translates to ‘he has finished his journey’ or ‘he has come to the end of his journey’.

One Ton was fortunate to have lived his remarkable life to the absolute fullest. This is not something that was simply left to chance, but rather a testament to all those who work and have worked tirelessly to protect him and his home Big Life Foundation Great Plains Conservation

Finally, to One Ton, old chap. We will miss your gentle presence overseeing afternoon schooling sessions and our unspoken agreement regarding the stable rainwater tanks, amongst many other precious memories.

02/07/2026

Peaceful mornings on the horses. Watching elephants navigate the hills provides a little glimpse into the remarkable ecological adaptability that underpins the diversity of habitats in which elephants can thrive.

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27/06/2026

Gentle moments with some of our resident bull giraffes are a reminder of the quiet familiarity that, given the opportunity, can grow between species.

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17/06/2026

Lovely morning ride with our fellow equines.

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09/09/2025

When the ground shakes in the Chyulu hills, you know Lebombo is on his way!

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