Number of Rooms:

9 twins, 2 triples and 1 double in 12 discreetly spaced permanent luxury tents. ROOM AMENITIES: Each tent is alluringly decorated and has electric lights, ensuite bathrooms, with flush toilets, hot and cold running water for the basin and shower, and a private verandah.ROOM DCOR: Recently, the Conservancy embarked on mission to renovate the tents to bring in a more revolutionary and exotic design, which allows for panoramic views from your bed, a permanent bathroom made from attractive local materials and a large verandah. The new tan tents bled in fantastically with the surroundings and are thatched with reed from the Lewa swamp.

SPECIAL FEATURE: An unforgettable combination of spectacular scenery, hospitality, privacy and abundant wildlife

The camp's excellent chefs produce delicious, freshly cooked home fare, with emphasis on locally available ingredients. The main building houses a dining area and bar joined to a sitting area by an open log fire. Adjoining the dining area is a warm and cosy lounge, which overlooks a floodlit waterhole where wildlife comes to drink, and in the evening guests sit around a campfire under the stars.

Generator powered electricity;

• Day and night game drives, on which guests are accompanied by experienced guides; 
• Guided walks; 
• The camp has a swimming pool and pool house
• Horse riding & camel safaris; 
• Visits to an ancient acheulian archaeological site; 
• Visits to Lewa's unique game blinds; 
• Excursions to a Maasai cultural boma on Il Ngwesi, the neighbouring community wildlife scheme that
• Lewa has helped to establish; 
• Educational lectures on the history, development and day to day operation of the conservancy; flights to Rutundu, a beautiful montane tarn on Mount Kenya offering superb trout fishing and where a beautifully rustic lodge provides accommodation for up to ten.