Borana Lodge provides an exceptional eco-safari experience in Kenya, featuring breathtaking views of Mount Kenya, diverse wildlife, and unique activities such as horseback riding safaris.

Sanctuary for black and white rhinos
A diverse range of wildlife and avian species
Cultural excursions to engage with the Maasai community
Equestrian safaris, mountain biking excursions, wildlife drives, and outdoor picnics
Borana Lodge in Kenya operates as a wildlife conservancy, situated on the edge of the Samangua Valley, offering panoramic views of Mount Kenya and the Northern Frontier of Kenya.

Borana Conservancy serves as the inspiration for Pride Rock from The Lion King. This notable landmark provides breathtaking views and can be accessed by foot, horseback, mountain bike, or vehicle.

Borana Lodge, located in Laikipia, Kenya, spans a vast 35,000-acre ranch just 17 miles north of the equator, at an elevation of 6,000 feet. This remarkable destination serves as a sanctuary for a diverse array of wildlife, including Lions, Elephants, Giraffes, Monkeys, and large herds of Antelope that traverse the plains. Meanwhile, the cooler forest areas provide refuge for Bushbuck, Colobus Monkeys, and Leopards. Borana serves as a sanctuary for rhinos, providing conservation initiatives such as daily rhino tracking to monitor each individual rhino every morning.

Borana is a sustainable safari lodge located in Kenya, established in 1992 by skilled local artisans. The construction utilized exclusively local building materials and dead wood sourced from the ranch. The outcome is an exceptionally comfortable and luxurious lodge that harmoniously integrates with its surroundings; it appears to have naturally emerged from the rocks upon which it was constructed.

Borana Lodge, situated within the Borana Conservancy in Kenya, offers a view of a dam that collects floodwater cascading from the adjacent hills. The location serves as a vital resource for local wildlife, ensuring a continuous array of activity for guests to observe. A game blind is situated directly on the edge of the dam, allowing visitors to observe the activity up close. Elephant swimming is a particular highlight.

Characteristics of an Eco-Friendly Safari

Locally sourced fresh organic farm produce available, with farm tours offered.
Establishment utilizing organic and naturally sourced products from local suppliers
All revenue generated from commercial activities on Borana Conservancy contributes to funding conservation efforts.
Borana Conservancy offers a secure refuge for rhinos.
Borana Lodge is affiliated with The Long Run, a sustainable development initiative.
Borana is committed to fostering local community development, ensuring water safety, providing mobile health clinics, and implementing educational programs.