KenyaHow many tours are available for Borana Conservancy?
There are currently 0 listed tours that include Borana Conservancy in the itinerary.
Overview
There are so many beautiful places in Kenya that settling for just one feels almost impossible. But Borana Conservancy is a must-see. This place is the true definition of conservation meets luxury and adventure at its best.
It's one of the most exclusive locations in the country, with very low visitor densities for most of the year. The place has undeniably beautiful topography. The open stretches of savannah grassland get even more dramatic with backdrop of the majestic Mt. Kenya at one side and striking escarpments at the other.
Looking back at this conservancy’s history, we can see that it was a cattle ranch for the Dyer family for very many years. Things are different now! Presently, a popular attraction for tourists because it provides a home to Grévy's zebras, reticulated giraffes, black and white rhinos.
Rates (USD) $350-$900 per night for luxury lodges and eco-lodges
Best Time To Go Dry Season (June-October) or (December-March)
High Season June-October
Size Size: 32,000 acres
Pros
Home to diverse wildlife, including the Big Five and endangered species like the black rhino.
Features luxurious and eco-friendly accommodations with stunning views.
Offers unique activities like horseback safaris, mountain biking, and community visits.
Strong focus on conservation and community engagement.
Stunning landscapes with views of Mount Kenya and diverse ecosystems.
Cons
Wildlife viewing is a little more difficult than on the adjacent Lewa Downs, largely due to the more challenging terrain.
Wildlife
Like most reserves in the country, Borana Conservancy is populated with lions and elephants. In addition to that, it houses critically endangered species like black rhinos, white rhinos, Grevy's zebras, and reticulated giraffes.
More about the wildlifeBest Time To Visit
The dry months are the best. That extends from June through October, as well as from December until March. In case you're wondering why, during these months, animals gather around water sources, making spotting them much easier.
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