Reasons to Visit Lewa Wildlife Conservancy A Success Story in Rhino Conservation
Home to black and white rhinos, Lewa has been instrumental in safeguarding these endangered species.

Today, it holds more than 15% of Kenya’s rhino population and is among the greatest sites to observe them in the wild.

A Refuge for Rare Wildlife

Grevy’s zebra, a rare kind found only in northern Kenya and Ethiopia, calls Lewa home.

Other animals are approximately 400 bird species, giraffes, leopards, cheetahs, lions, elephants, and lions.

Unique and Uncrowded Safari Experience
Unlike well-known parks like the Masai Mara, Lewa provides private safaris with less people, hence guaranteeing a tailored and intimate experience.

Guided walking safars and night wildlife drives provide distinctive opportunities to see the conservancy.

Best Activities at Lewa Wildlife Conservancy 2.1 Game Drives: The Ultimate Safari Experience

Take pleasure in day and night game drives run by knowledgeable guides.

Look for the Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino) in a stunning and varied terrain.

Walking Safaris: Close Encounter with Wildlife
These hikes provide an engaging wildlife experience guided by Maasai and Samburu guides.

Walk through unspoiled savannahs and woods, picking up knowledge of tracking animals and medicinal herbs.

Helicopter Safaris – A Bird’s Eye View of the Wilderness
Fly over Lake Turkana, the Great Rift Valley, or Mount Kenya on an airborne safari.

View zebras, rhinos, and elephants from a different angle.

Camel and Horseback Safaris
Ride across the reserve to approach wildlife more closely without bothering them.

A calm and environmentally responsible approach to see the scenery.

Luxury Lodges & Bush Camps
Stay in tented camps and private lodges include Lewa Wilderness Lodge, Sirikoi Lodge, and Elewana Lewa Safari Camp.

Enjoy breathtaking vistas, fine food, and upscale service.

Cultural Encounters with the Samburu and Maasai Tribes
Explore nearby villages to discover traditional Maasai and Samburu cultures.

Take pleasure in campfire storytelling, beading, and traditional dances.

Visiting Times for Lewa Wildlife Conservancy

“Best Time: June to October (dry season) for the best wildlife viewing.”
From November to May, the green season provides rich scenery, few visitors, and excellent birdwatching.

Getting to Lewa Wildlife Conservancy Nairobi’s Wilson Airport offers flights to Lewa Downs Airstrip (one hour flight).

By Road: 5-6 hours trip from Nairobi through Nanyuki.

Why Select Lewa for Your Safari?

Every visit helps to conserve rhinos and animals.
Fewer people, personal safari experiences.
Various Activities: Cultural trips, horseback riding, walking safaris, and game drives.
Stay in world-class lodges with stunning views.