Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, spanning 65,000 acres, offers stunning views of Mt. Kenya and varied landscapes. This sanctuary harbours diverse wildlife, with over 70 mammal species, including a significant rhino population. It's renowned for successful breeding programmes, benefiting endangered rhinos and Grevy's zebras.

Lewa's conservation efforts extend to the community, focusing on healthcare, education, and more. Initially a cattle ranch, it transitioned into a conservation stronghold, inspiring similar initiatives in the region. The Anti-Poaching Team, featuring tracking dogs Ruby and Sacha, plays a vital role in safeguarding wildlife and communities.

Lewa exemplifies a harmonious blend of conservation and community development.

Samburu Community

A guided visit to our local Samburu village allows guests to witness daily life in an African village and to experience Samburu culture first hand.

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