ACCOMMODATION
Lewa Wilderness Lodge
Fifty years of one family’s conservation legacy, and the best rhino odds in Kenya. A UNESCO World Heritage Site run by the Craig family for half a century, Lewa is home to roughly 15% of Kenya’s black rhino population and one of the country’s largest Grevy’s zebra populations — a conservation story as compelling as the wildlife it protects.
About Your Stay
Nine thatched cottages run by the family that has protected this land for generations, each individually styled, with an organic garden supplying the kitchen and open-air dining. Activities include game drives with exceptional rhino sighting odds, camel safaris and horseback riding, a full-day excursion to Ngare Ndare forest, and an educational visit to Lewa Conservancy’s research headquarters.
The Location
Kenya
The birthplace of the modern safari, where the Great Migration sweeps across…