Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a safe sanctuary for the critically endangered black rhino and endangered Grevy's zebra, as well as for the elephant, lion, giraffe, wild dog, and other iconic species of wildlife in Kenya. The Conservancy is now home to over 400 distinct bird species. Lewa dreams of a world in which Kenyans love, preserve and learn from wildlife. This future is dependent on societies' willingness to produce regular income in ways that are consistent with thriving wildlife habitats. As a result, Lewa invests heavily in its neighbors' livelihoods through education, healthcare, water, micro-enterprise, youth empowerment, and other projects.
The Lewa Conservancy gives visitors a lifetime trip with its unforgettable mix of scenery, outstanding game watching, exceptional hospitality and conservation education. The Conservancy enjoys a lovely and warm spring-like atmosphere all year round, and two rainy seasons make it a magical place in all seasons. By exploring the Lewa/Borana landscape, not only will you sign up for a wonderful African experience, but you will also make a direct contribution to wildlife protection and community conservation.
Kenya is one of Africa’s most distinct and stunning locations Sustainable tourism and a globally-recognized model of wildlife management means that you see the pristine wilderness and internationally-significant habitats where wildlife roam freely, including rare and endangered species and the Big Five. Visit magical Kenya, and experience all that Africa offers. The intrigue and adventure of Kenya reach back into the birth of mankind, stretches along miles of white sand beaches and journeys into dense forests and divergent deserts.
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