Starting a new year, means fresh opportunities. There has never been a better time to invest at Vipingo Ridge. Here are 4 serene reasons to choose us as your coastal retreat.

Family Holidays are special at Vipingo Ridge. Learn more about the 2024 festive season to inspire your next trip to the Kenya Coast.

Our conservation work and alignment with partners has been successful in 2024. Learn more about the highlights from the Vipingo Ridge Wildlife Team.

Read a summary of some of the sustainability and social activities undertaken in 2024 to benefit our community and our environment.

Read our top 10 highlights of 2024. From golf tournaments to new facilities - it has been a year to remember.

There is a new Sports Club at Vipingo Ridge. Play Padel, Pickleball, Tennis, Badminton, and we even have cricket nets.

Take a behind the scenes look at the Kenya Ladies Golf Team, captained by Naomi Wafula as they take a podium position in the All Africa Championship Trophy in Morocco.

As Vipingo Ridge sponsored talent Naomi Wafula heads to Morocco to Captain the Kenyan ladies team in the All Africa Challenge Trophy (AACT) we look back at a great 2024 for her.

Vipingo Ridge celebrates an exciting milestone in wildlife conservation with the birth of four wildebeest calves, highlighting our commitment to building a thriving sanctuary for nature. This achievement marks a new chapter of success for our sanctuary and reinforces our vision of sustainable wildlife conservation and biodiversity.

Vipingo Ridge is perfectly placed at the heart of the Kenya coast. Read more here about tips for local customs and how to stay safe and relaxed while visiting.

Witnessing new life at Vipingo Beach. Our community welcomed the awaited turtles at the protected nesting sites. Female turtles return to their birthplace to nest so the work to keep these spaces safe is truly important. Learn more about this awe-inspiring moment.

Meet the Vipingo Ridge Caddies: The unsung heroes of the PGA Baobab Course.

Following the story of Vipingo Ridge golfer, and Kenya Ladies Number 1, Naomi Wafula.

Here are 5 ways a golf course can take sustainable action and support World Environment Day 2024.

On World Migratory Bird Day we highlight some of the visitors to Vipingo Ridge and highlight the need to protect and conserve these species.

Wealth intelligence firm New World Wealth estimates that by 2050 over 50% of the world’s centi-millionaire population will either live in, or own second homes on eco-estates. The Africa Wealth Report 2024 highlights Vipingo Ridge as an example of the top upcoming places to live in Africa.

From planting trees to planting coral, supporting local women growing food to improving diets of the community, Vipingo Ridge has a number of options for visitors and corporate clients to give back to the community in activities.

Join us in celebrating the remarkable achievements of extraordinary women on International Women's Day. Discover their inspiring journeys, successes and the commitment to fostering inclusivity and equality within the team.

BBC Earth reports on the Kuruwitu Marine Sanctuary, the tengefu pioneering community-led conservation in Kenya.

Imagine this view. It’s closer than you think. Come to Vipingo Ridge and experience the best of Kenyan hospitality, the perfect escape.