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Laikipia Plateau

Kifaru House Lewa

Experience the timeless tranquillity of Africa. Located within the world-famous Lewa Conservancy, home to East Africa’s most thriving black and white rhino populations, this intimate, boutique property takes its name from the Swahili word for rhino.

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COMFORT. EXCLUSIVITY.

A warm welcome ushers you into a the comfortable sitting room with its well-stocked bar and elegant dining area which extends out to a large furnished terrace. Here, guests can enjoy sunny al fresco breakfasts, and watch the busy goings-on at the waterhole below. In the afternoons, relax by the infinity pool and enjoy the magnificent views over the distant plains.

LUXURY. SERENITY.

5 exclusive, charming thatched cottages are tucked away in an oasis of vibrant lawns, filled with birdsong. All with well-appointed bedrooms, with four-poster beds and generous en-suite bathrooms. With an excellent library and log fires in the lounge and dining rooms, guests can sink into cosy comfort during the cool evenings, and experience the peace and serenity of the African night.

Rooms & Suites

No rooms available at the moment.

Rates and Seasons
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About Laikipia Plateau

LEWA CONSERVATION

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.

Getting There

Lewa main airstrip is a 45 minutes flight from Wilson Airport, and a 15 minutes drive from camp.

Road transfer in Elewana vehicle to/from any of Elewana’s other northern properties of Nanyuki.

Lewa Conservancy has strict vehicle rules, only authorised vehicles are allowed within the Conservancy. Visitors arriving by road have to be collected from the Conservancy headquarters.

TRANSFER TIME TO/FROM KIFARU HOUSE LEWA

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15 minutes

Lewa Airstrip (by car)
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45 minutes

Wilson Airport (by air)
Getting there

55 minutes

Lewa Airstrip (by air and car)

ONCE DAILY SCHEDULED FLIGHTS

  • Air Kenya flight from Nairobi Wilson
  • Safarilink flight from Nairobi Wilson
  • Private Charters from anywhere
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Virtual Tours

Take a Virtual Tour

Embark on a captivating virtual tour of Kifaru House Lewa, in Kenya, part of the renowned Elewana Collection.

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CONSERVATION

The Elewana Collection is proud to be a tourism partner for Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, a wildlife sanctuary in northern Kenya covering 62,000 hectares.

The conservancy is a model and catalyst for the protection and management of species, the initiation and support of community conservation and development programmes, and the education of neighbouring areas in the value of wildlife.

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