Travel scene from Borana Conservancy

Borana Conservancy Travel Guide

Explore Borana Conservancy through tracking black and white rhinos on foot with rangers, Sundowners on Pride Rock with views of the plains, Guided horse-riding safaris through the valley.
Destination guide
[samsky_destination_section_nav]

Why visit

Borana offers a sense of space and freedom that is hard to find elsewhere. Since it is a private conservancy, visitors can enjoy activities not allowed in national parks, such as night drives and walking safaris. The scenery is a major draw, featuring a mix of dramatic escarpments and permanent springs that attract wildlife year-round.

Travellers appreciate the intimate feel of the lodges and the high quality of guiding. The conservancy is famous for its successful rhino conservation program, providing a rare opportunity to see these animals in a safe, natural habitat.

Destination guide

Borana Conservancy sits on the edge of the Laikipia Plateau, looking toward the peaks of Mount Kenya. It is a family-owned conservation area known for its rolling hills, high-altitude grasslands, and dense forests. This landscape feels private and quiet compared to busier national parks.

The atmosphere is one of focused conservation and understated luxury. The terrain is varied, with ridges that provide wide views over the northern frontier. It suits travellers who value privacy, active exploration, and a deeper connection to wildlife protection efforts.

[samsky_destination_experiences]
[samsky_destination_faq]

Continue planning this destination

Mon - Fri 9:30 - 20:00
safaris@samskytoursandtravel.com