To enjoy a stay at Finch Hatton’s Camp in Kenya is to experience the wild elegance of an old-world African safari, a taste of Out of Africa’s glamorous colonial lifestyle. Herds of wildebeest thundering across the plains, cut crystal and fine china under the stars, Mozart floating out from the gramophone.

In fact, Finch Hatton’s is named for the real-life hero immortalised by Isak Dinesen’s novel and film, a British aristocrat who played an instrumental part in the founding of the Serengeti National Park. Set in Tsavo West National Park, the award-winning safari camp is the perfect base for game viewing excursions and luxurious relaxation, and a fitting tribute to a larger-than-life adventurer.