Set on the rolling foothills of Mount Kenya in Laikipia, Borana Conservancy is a leading example of conservation-driven tourism where luxury, sustainability, and wildlife protection are seamlessly integrated. Spanning over 30,000 acres of pristine wilderness, Borana is dedicated to the protection of endangered species, particularly the black rhino, while maintaining a thriving ecosystem rich with elephants, lions, giraffes, and diverse birdlife.

What sets Borana apart is its pioneering model: 100% of tourism revenue is reinvested into conservation, ensuring that every guest stay directly contributes to preserving Kenya’s natural heritage. This commitment extends beyond wildlife to include community engagement, habitat restoration, and long-term ecological sustainability.

Guests at Borana enjoy an exclusive, low density safari experience with a strong experiential focus. Activities range from guided game drives and bush walks to horseback and mountain biking safaris, offering a rare, immersive way to explore the landscape. With intimate, eco luxury accommodation and personalized service, Borana delivers a refined yet authentic connection to the wild.

Borana Conservancy is not just a destination it is a purpose driven sanctuary where every experience supports the future of conservation.