Lewa Conservancy

Located at the northern foothills of Mount Kenya, the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a world-renowned model for community-based conservation and a sanctuary for some of Africa’s most endangered species. Spanning over 62,000 acres of diverse terrain—ranging from rolling grasslands to lush yellow-fever tree woodlands—it is perhaps most famous for its thriving populations of black and white rhinos and the rare Grevy’s zebra. Beyond its impressive "Big Five" sightings, Lewa offers an exclusive, low-impact safari experience where visitors can enjoy guided bush walks, camel treks, and breathtaking views of the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya, all while knowing their visit directly supports local education and healthcare initiatives.