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Nestled within the stunning expanse of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya, Elewana Lewa Safari Camp offers an extraordinary wildlife experience. This vibrant conservancy, favoured by celebrities, royalty, conservationists, writers, and photographers, is a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts. The conservancy’s diverse landscape, comprising sprawling plains, dense forests, fertile grasslands, and expansive springs, sets the stage for an awe-inspiring adventure.
Visitors to Lewa are treated to some of Kenya’s most spectacular wildlife viewing opportunities. The conservancy is celebrated for hosting the largest population of Grevy’s zebras globally and protecting over 150 Black and White rhinoceros, contributing significantly to their conservation.
Elewana Lewa Safari Camp offers an authentic and comfortable safari experience in the heart of the conservancy. The camp features spacious tented bedrooms with verandas, providing panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. Each bedroom is equipped with a full en-suite bathroom for ultimate convenience. After a day of adventure in the conservancy, guests can unwind by the cosy log fires in the camp’s inviting sitting room.
This unique and exclusive retreat provides privileged access to 65,000 acres of private protected wilderness. With a focus on sustainable tourism, the camp seamlessly blends with the natural environment while ensuring guests enjoy modern comforts. The entire conservancy is meticulously fenced, and over 150 dedicated rangers work tirelessly to protect and conserve the wildlife.
Elewana Lewa Safari Camp offers an unparalleled wildlife experience, with over 70 recorded mammal species residing within the conservancy. The camp’s commitment extends beyond wildlife conservation, as it actively engages in community development programmes that promote healthcare, education, micro-finance, and water projects to share the benefits of wildlife with the local communities. This safari camp stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of conservation, luxury, and adventure.
11 ensuite safari tents, all of which can be laid out as doubles or twins. Three of the tents can accommodate triples for children under 16 only.
Each thatch-covered tent consists of a main bedroom, en-suite bathroom and a spacious verandah.
Each family tent consists of of two en-suite safari tents with a shared verandah, each with one double and one twin.
With the whole of the eastern half of the Conservancy to itself, and with strict limits on tourism numbers with the Conservancy, guests can enjoy an almost private game viewing experience. Although a vast area, the Conservancy is fenced, (fencing of wildlife areas is very unusual in Kenya), specifically to protect the rhino. The game driving is outstanding with plentiful rhino, elephant, buffalo, the rare Grevy’s zebra and resident predators, to a backdrop of beautiful views of snow-capped Mt. Kenya.
Take a moment to sit back, enjoy the spectacular views, the smells, the colours, and the gentle breeze.
Bush breakfasts are a chance to enjoy a full breakfast, al fresco, in the middle of the plains, surrounded by wildlife.
“Sundowners” are a safari tradition after a day of safari: stop and watch the spectacular sunset with, traditionally, a gin and tonic in hand!
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