Tana River Primate Reserve
Home to two of Africa's most endangered primates — the Tana River red colobus and crested mangabey.
Hola, Tana River County, Kenya
The capital of Tana River County, Hola is a town of rivers, culture and warm Kenyan welcome — a destination worth discovering.
Hola sits beside the Tana River — Kenya's longest — surrounded by lush farmland, acacia woodland and the cultural heritage of the Pokomo, Orma and Wardey communities. It is the administrative heart of Tana River County and an increasingly important stop for business travel, government and tourism in northern Kenya.
Walking distance to government offices, markets and the river promenade.
Reliable power, fast WiFi, secure parking and 24-hour reception.
Our concierge can arrange transport, guides and cultural visits across Tana River.
Home to two of Africa's most endangered primates — the Tana River red colobus and crested mangabey.
Sunset boat experiences arranged through our concierge.
Guided cultural visits to Pokomo and Orma villages, with crafts and traditional cuisine.
The Hola open-air market for fresh produce, spices and handwoven baskets.
Excellent birding along the Tana wetlands — over 300 species recorded.
Day excursions to Arawale National Reserve and the Bisanadi conservation area.
From NGO field teams to government missions and visiting executives, Zuri is the preferred address for professionals working in Tana River. Long-stay rates, meeting rooms and reliable power and connectivity throughout.
Hola is home to Pokomo farmers along the river, Orma pastoralists in the surrounding plains and a vibrant mix of traders and visitors from across Kenya. Our menus, music selection and design honour this rich, layered heritage.
Hola is approximately 130km north of Malindi and 380km from Nairobi via Garissa. Daily public transport runs from Mombasa, Malindi, Garissa and Garsen. Our team can arrange private airport transfers from Malindi or Lamu on request.