The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy works as a model and catalyst for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat.

The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy (also known as Lewa Downs) is located in northern Kenya. It was formed in 1995 (30 years ago) and is a wildlife sanctuary which together with the adjacent Ngare Ndare Forest covers over 62,000 acres (250 km 2).

Lewa Downs is home to East Africa's largest rhino population and other endangered animals! The Lewa Downs is a stunning valley set in the middle of the Laikipia Plateau, deserving of a special mention, as it features probably the second best game viewing in the country.

Getting to Lewa is simple! There are two options from Nairobi: Commercial Flights: There are daily direct flights to Lewa Downs from Wilson Airport in Nairobi, offered by SafariLink or Air Kenya. As part of its ongoing corporate social responsibility programme, Safarilink donates $5 to Lewa for every passenger that flies into or out of the ...

Lewa Wilderness, enjoys welcoming guests to explore this incredible landscape and share in our conservation promise. Often described as the best game viewing in all of East Africa, the Lewa environment is home to over 350 species of bird and 70 species of mammal – including the famed ‘Big Five’ as well as rare and endangered species not ...

Lewa Downs has been an exclusive safari destination for many years, but was made famous when Britain's Prince William proposed to Catherine Middleton there in 2010. It is considered to be one of the greatest conservation success stories in the world and is …

2024年6月26日 · The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy also known as Lewa Downs is a thriving conservancy and tourist destination in northern Kenya. It is located in Meru County, near the Laikipia plateau, south of Isiolo town. The conservancy covers an area of 62,000 acres incorporating the Ngare Ndare forest.

Lewa Downs is a pioneer of conservation initiatives, and HQ of the Northern Rangelands Trust and Tusk Trust Kenya. A must visit for those with a passion for community and wildlife conservation. Bordering Lewa Downs is the Borana Conservancy, situated on the edge of an escarpment overlooking a waterhole, often frequented by large herds of elephants!

One of Kenya's early ranches, Lewa Downs, has been home to the Craig family since they moved from England and began raising cattle in 1924. Lewa Downs is one of very few private ranches in the world where you can see such a remarkable variety of wildlife and their interaction with each other in their natural habitat.

Set 180km north of Nairobi, Lewa Downs is an extensive private reserve and a well known conservation project, with guest accommodation in a handful of good lodges and offering a wide range of safari activities.