GUIDE ON ELEWANA LEWA SAFARI CAMP IN KENYA

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Unique experiences and destinations are the centerpieces of your discerning Kenyan vacation with AfricanMecca, and Elewana Lewa Safari Camp is one of the deluxe accommodations in northern Kenya’s Laikipia wilderness. As one of the eastern Laikipia’s accommodations in the pioneered Lewa Wildlife Conservancy,

Elewana Lewa Safari Camp gives you unfettered access to 62,000 acres of authentic African bush that is home to one of the richest wildlife populations in Kenya. Your wild African travel experience at Elewana Lewa Safari Camp has you resting and relaxing in your distinct, spacious guest tent, complete with full en-suite bathroom with ample hot water and verandah for enjoying the superb views.



With only 12 guest tents, all shaded with a thatched roof, Elewana Lewa Safari Camp is where you find the quality personalized service, solitude and exclusive wilderness access that ensure a superior Laikipia tour of Lewa Conservancy. Tents are available as double or twins for romantics, adventurers and solo travelers while triple tents are specially designed to accommodate families with children under 16 years old.

The minimalistic furnishings meet all of your needs, and the open sides of the tent give you a front row seat to breathtaking scenery, all from the comfort of your bed. For your romantic couple’s holiday in Kenya, we recommend a tent on the end, and guests with limited mobility may prefer the tents that are closer to the main areas.



Each day you are gently awoken to a soft knock and the aroma of freshly brewed tea and coffee. Freshen up a bit before meeting your expert guide for a morning game drive through the conservancy. The custom safari vehicles are designed to ensure your comfort and to facilitate your photographic endeavors.

Your experienced guide takes you to locations with the highest diversity of animals, sharing interesting and entertaining information along the way. Your senses will be overwhelmed with the sights and sounds of the African bush, and you will be amazed at your guide’s intimate knowledge of wildlife, tracking techniques and habitats.



Lewa is home to the world’s largest concentration of Grevy’s zebras, as well as rare species such as Beisa oryx and black rhinos and other herbivores include buffaloes, elephants, reticulated giraffes, impalas, hartebeests and more. The abundance of herbivores supports lions, cheetahs, jackals, leopards, hyenas and other carnivores, and the birdlife is astonishing at a count of 440 different species.

After your morning Laikipia safari in the conservancy, enjoy a bush breakfast or return to the camp to dine with other AfricanMecca guests. When your appetite is satisfied, join a trained wildlife ranger for a guided walk, visit the Samburu village or relax with a good book. After lunch, lounge by the pool or take a much-needed nap.



Afternoon tea is served with homemade cakes and other delights to rejuvenate your energy for a mid-day game drive or safari by camel or horseback (read more on when is the best time to visit Laikipia in Kenya). Take in the awe-inspiring views with sundowners before dinner and turning in for the night. Other activities that further enhance your exploratory trip to East Africa’s Lewa Conservancy are day trips to local waterfalls and participation in conservation efforts.

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