Loisaba Conservancy
The conservancy is situated on one of the largest migratory routes for wildlife in Kenya. Over 800 elephants, countless buffalo and the rare Grevy’s zebra migrate across this land every year, in search of better grasslands. The conservancy also supports over 250 bird species and a further 50 mammal species.
There are 03 lion prides, a small but growing number of cheetahs, leopards and a rare breed of wild dog, long considered extinct in most parts of Kenya.
Loisaba Conservancy is a great place for game drives, walking safaris in Kenya, horse riding, mountain biking and community visits. If you want to see big cats, morning game drives offer the best chances of sightings.
The wilderness areas around the conservancy are excellent for guided hikes and walking safaris, the scenery is stunning and if you’re visiting during or after the seasonal rains, the entire landscape erupts in luscious greens.
If you have previous horse-riding experience, you can ride amongst zebras, giraffes, and elephants on horseback.
Loisaba conservancy works closely with the local communities, helping them fund infrastructure, health care and education. Take a trip to a local manyatta village and spend a day with the residents.
Accommodation
Perched on a rocky escarpment overlooking the Savannah, Loisaba Star beds is a one-of-a-kind accommodation option in Kenya.
Hand-crafted bed frames built on wheels are rolled out onto raised wooden platforms that overlook the conservancy. At night, the bed frames are draped in netting to keep the critters at bay.
In front of you, lush green countryside stretches for miles. If you look up, you’ll find a sky bursting with starlight, or perhaps the golden hue of a setting sun.
If you like a room with a view, they don’t come much better than this. Perched high above the rest of the park, Loisaba Tented Camp has great views over picturesque countryside.
A series of eight spacious lodges, guests can enjoy an authentic experience updated for the 21st century traveler, with all amenities you would find in a city centre hotel.
From the sunbeds, dotted along the veranda, visitors can gaze out past the park limits, and see a vast, untamed side of Africa.
Acacia campsite is a secluded camp set amongst the wild valleys of Loisaba park. Surrounded by uncountable acacia trees, the campsite has a cozy and isolated feel to it.
The campsite is close to the largest dam within the conservancy called the “Colcheccio Dam” which is worth visiting for gorgeous views.
