The pig, I found out, is called Henrietta, and she was doing her morning rounds on Sanctuary Farm. It’s this bizarre blend of farm animals and habituated wildlife that distinguishes Sanctuary Farm from its neighbours along the southern shore of Lake Naivasha. Within the confines of this 400-acre property is a pasture-driven dairy farm, and a conservancy with an astonishing diversity of wildlife. Unlike many of the camping spots by the lake, Sanctuary Farm is dog-friendly, which I appreciated. Those looking for a bit more comfort can stay in the Stable Rooms, on the edge of the acacia forest.

Source: Daily Nation February 03, 2019 09:22 UTC