Elewana Kifaru House is on an escarpment in the Lewa Conservancy in Laikipia, Kenya, with views over the Lewa and Borana wildlife conservancies and their large rhino population. It has five individual bandas, each with a four-poster bed and a generous en-suite bathroom.
The main house has a stocked bar and two large fireplaces, and sundowners and dinner are served on the large terrace. Activities include day and night game drives, bush walks and cultural tours, and visits to the conservancy’s Joint Operations Centre to meet the anti-poaching tracker dogs.