MARA
KENYA

Mara
In celebration of the Maasai Mara National Reserve in southwestern Kenya.
Six geo-domes in a 20-hectare protected forest in Lagos, each named after a camp the founders loved. Meals, drinks and a private plunge pool included.
Meet the six domes
LUFASI 01
Millie and Mark Slade named each dome after a place they camped. Every dome has the same comforts; only the platform shapes differ.

In celebration of the Maasai Mara National Reserve in southwestern Kenya.

Host to the world’s largest annual wildebeest migration.

After the beautiful Lake Manyara National Park.

Influenced by Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park holidays in Cheltenham.

Inspired by Mohlabetsi Safari Lodge in Hoedspruit.

A nod to Volcanoes National Park in northwestern Rwanda.
Lufasi stands for Lekki Urban Forestry and Animal Shelter Initiative: a nature reserve founded in 2013 with two lakes and miles of shaded trail. Fewer activities, by design. Nature likes quiet.

Winding routes and the Lufasi Nature Trail Hunt.

Fat bikes are free to borrow, with helmets.

Treatments by Asa Luxe, booked ahead.

Horses, monkeys, goats, tortoises and birds.

Lemon balm and ginger grown in camp.

By Lake Moses, ₦50,000 for the setup.
Your own dome from 1pm to 6pm with lunch and drinks, at half the overnight rate. Book on the day or the day before.
Hire a day domeTwo courses and drinks in the mess, 1pm to 4pm. Eight places a day; book 24 hours ahead.
Buy a lunch pass