Lewa Conservancy

Lewa Conservancy has a perfect experience for vistas. The Conservancy is a paradise with several animals, including the endangered black and white rhino. The award-winning area is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Taking a game drive is one of the popular ways of watching the game. Lewa provides an authentic wilderness experience.

Friendly and professional guides guide walking safaris. The spectacular view rests on 70,000-acre land. Located in Laikipia, the conservancy has rolling hills, African grassland savannah, and a remarkable forest.

Delicious local dishes, dazzling Masai dancers, and a roaring bonfire on an ice-cold evening serve visitors a momentous adventure. Lewa Downs Conservancy provides tourists with a lifetime trip. The outstanding hospitality, charming scenery, and conservation education are memorable. The reserve has the highest population of Grevy’s zebras. See the rare endemic reticulated giraffe.

Other inhabitant creatures are; giraffes, buffalo, elephants, cheetahs, and lions. Ferocious predators and wild dogs call this reserve a home. There is also a wide range of 400 bird species. Additionally, Lewa Downs Conservancy is unique in that it allows tourists to participate in the conservation of wildlife and community development.

Explore the region by taking microlight trips, helicopter safaris, camel treks, quad bikes, and horse riding activities. A tour of the Maasai village helps tourists to experience the culture. Your guide will organize a bush dinner. There are beautiful accommodations such as Lewa Safari Camp which has a profuse view up to Mt Kenya.

Animals at Lewa Conservancy

• Lewa conservancy protects the critically endangered black rhino and the endangered Grevy’s zebra. 
• In addition, this offers shelter for elephants, lions, giraffes, wild dogs, and other iconic wildlife species in Kenya. 
• The Conservancy is also home to more than 400 bird species.

Activities at Lewa Conservancy

• Enjoy Horseback/Camel Safaris in Lewa Conservancy and witness its iconic wildlife.
• If you are on safari to Lewa Conservancy, don’t forget to hike Mt. Kenya.
• Spot the elusive colobus monkey through the day trips To Ngare Ndare forest and learn more about its rich flora and fauna.
• Take part in the biplane flying excursions which will take you around the conservation areas of Northern Kenya

Highlights of Lewa Conservancy

• This is a great place to spot the endangered Black and White Rhino.
• See the endangered Grevy's zebras through a safari to Lewa Conservancy.
• Northern Rangelands Trust Headquarters

The ancient culture of the Maasai people through the cultural visit is one of the highlights of Lewa Conservancy.