Kifaru House - Overview
Introduction to Kifaru House
Kenya, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Embark on an expedition to a renowned conservancy, formerly a private cattle ranch, now a sanctuary for wildlife and conservation efforts. Today, the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy stands as a World Heritage Site and is a vibrant sanctuary for East Africa’s most robust populations of black and white rhinos. Lewa stands out as a remarkable example of teamwork in conservation, engaging its neighboring tribal communities in a shared mission.
Nestled within this untouched wilderness, which is more than double the size of San Francisco, is the exclusive and luxurious Kifaru House. This captivating and secluded retreat is nestled in a vibrant landscape, accompanied by the melodies of the local birdlife. The lodge offers stunning views of Lewa’s beautiful plains and a waterhole that attracts many visitors.
Kifaru’s guides hail from the nearby communities of Lewa and hold Bronze or Silver level certifications from the Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association. They possess a deep passion for their land and an intimate understanding of the unique lion, cheetah, and rhino families that call the conservancy home. Embark on thrilling game drives to witness breathtaking encounters with the Big 5, cheetah, and the critically endangered Grevy’s zebra, all set against the stunning scenery of snow-capped Mount Kenya.
Step away from the game drive vehicle and embark on an exhilarating walk in the wild, accompanied by skilled Samburu rangers who possess remarkable expertise in rhino conservation in the region. Stroll across the canopy bridge in Ndare Forest and take a refreshing dip in its crystal-clear springs, then savor a delightful picnic lunch beside a serene stream. Kifaru also provides a variety of activities such as horse riding and camel trekking; trips to Conservation HQ where you can discover the operations of Lewa and observe the anti-poaching tracker dogs at work; and engaging visits to the local Samburu manyattas (homesteads) in Tassia and Il Ngwesi.
General Amenities
Immerse yourself in the warmth of the heated infinity pool that gazes out over Lewa’s expansive, wildlife-rich grasslands, then relax into a cozy sunbed while you take in the breathtaking sight of Mount Kenya. Immerse yourself in a captivating book in the lodge’s fantastic library or snuggle up next to the warm, crackling log fires in the inviting lounge and dining area. The inviting sitting room opens up to a spacious, well-equipped terrace.
Dining Set-menu dinners and buffet lunches are offered in the communal dining area, while a la carte breakfasts can be savored outdoors, providing a perfect view of the animals as they gather at the waterhole. Enjoy delightful picnic breakfasts and lunches amidst the thrill of game drives.
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