Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
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About Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
The Story of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Things To Do
Rhino Tracking on Foot
Guided walks with armed conservancy rangers track black and white rhino at close quarters — a rare experience available only on private conservancies.
Game Drives
Open 4x4 game drives with off-road permission allow exceptional photography. Sightings include rhino, lion, elephant, Grevy's zebra and reticulated giraffe.
Horseback & Camel Safaris
Approach wildlife silently across the plains — an unforgettable way to experience the conservancy.
Visit the Anti-Poaching Headquarters
Tour the Lewa Joint Operations Centre to see how technology, K9 units and community partnerships keep rhinos safe.
Mount Kenya Views & Scenic Flights
Helicopter and light-aircraft scenic flights from Lewa's airstrip offer dramatic views of Mount Kenya's peaks.
What You'll See
Black & White Rhino
Around 200 rhinos live on Lewa, one of the densest populations in Africa.
Grevy's Zebra
Lewa hosts roughly 14% of the world's remaining Grevy's zebra — the largest, rarest zebra species.
Big Cats & Wild Dog
Lion, leopard, cheetah and reintroduced African wild dog all roam the conservancy.
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Distance & Travel from Fortunas Resort
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Lewa Wildlife Conservancy – FAQs
Around 70 km, with a 1.5 to 2 hour drive on tarmac and conservancy roads.