Kenya's Lewa Safari Camp: mid-season rates end 19 December, high season from 20 December

Lewa Safari Camp in Laikipia, Kenya, charges its mid-season rate until 19 December and its high-season rate from 20 December, according to Elewana Collection's 2026 rates page as of 11 November 2026. Full board is 442 per person sharing in mid season and 724 in high season. The room tables on the page carry no currency label. The page lists a single set of room rates, with no separate rate for East African residents.

The camp stands inside the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, north of Mount Kenya. The conservancy owns it and Elewana manages it. Elewana said in a June 2026 press release that the camp had reopened that month after a complete restoration. The release lists a redesigned central Dining Tree deck, shaded verandas, larger guest tents, a separate bar and lounge, and an upgraded spa.

Mid season runs from 1 November to 19 December, and also from 4 January to 31 March and from 1 June to 30 June. Full board is 442 per person sharing, 663 for a single room, 994 for a triple room (up to three guests) and 1,865 for a family suite for two adults and two children. The game package, which adds scheduled shared game drives and activities and transfers to and from the designated airstrips, is 642 per person sharing, 863 for a single room, 1,444 for a triple room and 2,614 for a family suite. High season runs from 1 July to 31 October and from 20 December to 3 January, at 724 full board and 924 on the game package, both per person sharing. Green season, 1 April to 31 May, is 307 and 507. Restrictions may apply to one-night stays.

The activities and extra-meals tables are marked US$ per person; the room tables are not. Elewana's reservations line is +254 730 127 000 and the email is [email protected].

Full board covers accommodation, all meals, teas and coffees, soft drinks, beer, house wines, selected spirits on the property and laundry. It excludes premium drinks, extra meals, transfers, flying doctors medical evacuation insurance, flights and airport taxes, gratuities, and park, reserve and conservancy fees. Lewa is a private conservancy, and the page gives no amount for its fee.

On full board, scheduled shared game drives, twice a day, cost US$220 per person and the airstrip transfer is US$120 per vehicle. The two-hour guided walking safari is US$85 and the night game drive is US$120 (two to six guests). The game package includes all four. The four-hour guided walk is US$115 either way. A two-hour horse or camel safari is US$120 per person, for a minimum of two guests aged 12 or over. A visit to Ngare Ndare forest (minimum four guests) is US$85 and a visit to a Ngwesi cultural boma (minimum two guests) is US$80. A behind-the-scenes tour of the conservancy headquarters is included on both packages. Activities depend on availability, prebooking and weather.

A bush breakfast or lunch and a bush sundowner are US$75 for an adult and US$65 for a child, and are included in the game package. An extra lunch at the property is US$65 for an adult and US$55 for a child, and a picnic lunch box is US$35 and US$30.

By air, Lewa Main Airstrip is a one-hour flight from Wilson Airport in Nairobi, followed by a drive of about 40 minutes to camp. Air Kenya and Safarilink each run one scheduled flight a day from Wilson, according to Elewana. Charters are available.

By road, only authorised vehicles may enter the conservancy, so visitors must be collected at the conservancy headquarters. Elewana vehicles also transfer guests to and from its other northern properties and Nanyuki, a trip Elewana puts at roughly two to five hours.

The camp has 11 en-suite safari tents, set up as doubles or twins. Three can take a third bed, for children under 16 only. There are also two family suites, each of two en-suite tents, one double and one twin, sharing a veranda. The family-suite rate covers two adults and two children; more guests can stay in a suite at extra cost, according to the rates page.