Borana Conservancy, a neighbor to Lewa, is a stunningly beautiful and exclusive conservation area dedicated to the preservation of African wildlife. This 32,000-acre conservancy is part of the larger Lewa-Borana Landscape, creating a vast unfenced wilderness for animals to roam freely. Borana is a critical habitat for a significant population of black and white rhinos, and its rugged terrain, rolling hills, and riverine valleys provide a dramatic backdrop for a safari adventure. The conservancy is committed to a holistic approach to conservation, integrating sustainable tourism, ranching, and community development.
The activities at Borana are designed to be immersive and adventurous. In addition to day and night game drives, the conservancy is renowned for its horseback riding safaris, offering riders of all levels the chance to explore the wilderness from a different perspective. Guided bush walks, tracking wildlife on foot, and mountain biking are also popular activities. For a truly unique experience, fly-camping under the stars allows you to connect with the wild in an intimate and unforgettable way.
