At the foot of Mt Kenya, Lewa Downs safari has been the Craig family home since 1924 when the Craig grandparents came from England and began raising cattle here. It was then established as a black rhino sanctuary in the early 80s. Hailed as one of Kenya's biggest conservation successes, the Lewa Downs safari is committed to the conservation of wildlife and diverse habitats found on the northern slopes of Mt Kenya. Endangered species abound, ranging from the Grevy's zebra to Sitatunga and oryx. From Lewa the rolling red hills spread north with long ranging vistas as far as the eye can see.
The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is one of Africa's leading conservation initiatives and a stay at Wilderness Trails is a great way to experience this remote and untouched region.
Lewa Safari Camp is situated in the north-west corner of the conservancy and is surrounded by beautiful open plains. The camp has 12 luxury tents, raised up on little stone decks and under thatch to keep them cool.
Situated on its own private estate Sirikoi is a spectacular game lodge in the centre of the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. It is a small camp with only 6 tents and then a secluded 2-bed cottage.