AndBeyond has revealed plans to open AndBeyond Suyian Homestead, a private safari residence aimed at the ultrahigh-net-worth travel market. The property is scheduled to open in June in Kenya’s Laikipia region, within the 44,000-acre Suyian Conservancy. It will operate alongside AndBeyond Suyian Lodge, which opened in March, with the two properties forming the only tourism presence inside the reserve.
The five-suite homestead will accommodate up to 11 guests and will be priced from $10,200 per night. The property is designed for complete privacy and sole-use stays, with a dedicated team of 13 staff, two private safari guides, and two private 4×4 vehicles. Unlike a conventional lodge program, the daily schedule will remain entirely flexible, allowing guests to determine the timing and pace of activities throughout their stay.
That flexibility is one of the property’s main selling points. In addition to traditional game drives and walking safaris, guests will be able to take part in camel safaris, horseback riding, catch-and-release fishing, and scenic helicopter flights. The private conservancy setting allows AndBeyond to offer a broader range of activities than many standard safari properties, where schedules are often more structured and shared with other guests.
The 6,000-square-foot home will include an open kitchen, an infinity pool, indigenous landscaping, and sustainability-focused systems built around solar power and rainwater harvesting. Wildlife in the conservancy includes African wild dogs, Grevy’s zebras, reticulated giraffes, occasional black leopards, and more than 260 bird species.
For AndBeyond, the homestead adds a highly exclusive product to its Kenya portfolio while responding to growing demand for private, multigenerational, and fully customized safari experiences. The combination of sole-use accommodation, extensive staffing, and unstructured itineraries positions the property closer to a private estate than a traditional luxury lodge.
