Lewa Wilderness Lodge - Overview
Overview of Lewa Wilderness Lodge
Kenya, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Kenya boasts remarkable tales of conservation triumphs, and among the most notable is the story of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy nestled in the foothills of Mount Kenya. This expansive 62,000-acre landscape serves as a sanctuary for some of the nation’s rarest and most extraordinary species, including the stunning Grevy’s zebra and the majestic black rhino. Lewa Wilderness Lodge serves as a perfect starting point to delve into this rolling terrain, where you can seek out not just the iconic mammals but also other remarkable sights, such as the pink-lidded Verreaux’s eagle-owl.
With roots that reach back to 1924, the lodge is anchored in the original farmhouse of the legendary Craig family. Still owner-run, the Craigs are deeply engaged in every facet of Lewa, and alongside their remarkable guiding team, they make sure guests grasp the ways in which education and social welfare contribute positively to conservation.
Alongside remarkable game drives, fly-camping, and guided walks, Lewa Wilderness Lodge presents tennis, horse riding, camel trekking, and exhilarating flights in a vintage biplane. Explore the enchanting Ngarendare waterfalls, embark on a meaningful journey to Il’ Ngwesi village, and engage with the dedicated anti-poaching dogs to learn about their vital contribution to safeguarding Kenya’s rhino sanctuary.
A stay at Lewa Wilderness Lodge is ideal for those who seek to dive deep into a unique and captivating region of Kenya. It remains shut during the typical rainy periods of April to May and again in November.
Accommodations at Lewa Wilderness Lodge
Escape and rejuvenate in your own exclusive haven
Standard Room
There are nine charming thatched cottages for guests, each featuring cozy fireplaces in the sitting areas and inviting verandas to enjoy the breathtaking views. Every piece of furniture is crafted by local artisans right on the premises, enhancing the unique allure of your stay.
Every room features a mini-bar, generator-powered lighting, and power outlets perfect for charging cameras and mobile phones. Interestingly, small, travel-sized hairdryers are permitted, but it is essential to notify management in advance so they can prepare for their use with the limited power supply.
General Amenities
Lewa Wilderness Lodge is brimming with activities to enjoy when you are not out on game drives. On brisk days, cozy up in the spacious sitting room beside the roaring fireplace or enjoy a few rounds of darts. On warm days, venture to the salt-water infinity swimming pool or tennis court.
Guests seeking excitement will relish horse riding, camel trekking, workouts in the gym, fly-camping, or exploring nature on foot. In the stables, you will find around 40 horses, perfect for both novice and experienced riders, with English saddles ready for use. For a memorable experience, reserve a flight in the vintage biplane to witness the breathtaking views of Lewa from above. Visits to cultural villages and schools, along with experiences with tracker dogs, can be organized, as well as trips to ancient sites.
At the end of the day, unwind and rejuvenate with a soothing massage that refreshes both body and mind. There is an Internet service available that is charged to your account. Private chartered flights have the ability to touch down at the Lewa Downs airstrip.
Culinary experiences
Every meal at Lewa Wilderness Lodge is crafted with care, using fresh ingredients to be savored together or in solitude, according to your choice. Kindly inform your Africa Safari Expert of any dietary needs you may have.
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