Borana Conservancy

Borana Conservancy is an exclusive, privately owned wildlife sanctuary on the Laikipia Plateau, bordering Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. In 2014, Borana removed its fence with Lewa, creating a combined 93,000-acre wildlife corridor that has dramatically boosted rhino and elephant conservation across the region. Covering 135 square kilometres of open savannah, rocky outcrops, and cedar forests on the northern slopes of Mount Kenya, Borana offers an intimate and luxurious safari experience. The conservancy is home to all Big Five and supports an important population of black and white rhinos. With just a handful of exclusive lodges, visitor numbers are kept deliberately low.