Lewa Wildlife Conservancy: A Rhino Haven

A World-Renowned Rhino Sanctuary

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is one of the most successful rhino sanctuaries in Africa. It is home to a significant population of both black and white rhinos, and it has been instrumental in the recovery of these species in Kenya. A visit to Lewa is a chance to see these magnificent animals in a safe and protected environment. For more on rhino conservation, visit our knowledge center.

The Big Five and More

In addition to its rhinos, Lewa is home to all of the Big Five, as well as a number of other rare and endangered species, such as the Grevy's zebra and the sitatunga. The conservancy's diverse habitats, which range from open grasslands to acacia forests, support a wide variety of wildlife. Game drives in Lewa are always exciting and full of surprises. Explore more Big Five destinations on our website.

A Model for Conservation

Lewa is a not-for-profit organization that uses the revenue from tourism to fund its conservation and community development programs. A visit to Lewa is not just a safari; it is an investment in a sustainable future for wildlife and people. The conservancy is a world-renowned model for conservation, and it has inspired similar initiatives across Africa. Our safari advisors can tell you more about the conservation work being done at Lewa.

Planning Your Lewa Safari

Lewa is a year-round destination, but the dry season from June to October offers the best wildlife viewing. The conservancy is home to a number of luxurious lodges and camps, which offer a high level of comfort and service. To get an idea of the costs for a safari to Lewa, use our cost calculator. Our team can help you plan a meaningful and memorable safari to this world-class conservancy.