LENGISHU BORANA
Family owned, Lengishu provides guests with a home-away-from-home in the heart of the African bush, and is perfect for small groups of family or friends, or catering to multi-generational groups and celebrations.
From the very beginning, Lengishu’s vision was to create a luxury safari home with a commitment to the eco-system, supporting the people and wildlife who depend on it. This ethos guided every element of the of the design, build and ongoing management.
The House (Exclusive Use Only)
• Menus tailored to all pallets and dietary requirements
• Six en-suite bedrooms with exceptional views, private verandas and fireplaces
• Suitable for groups of six to twelve people - up to 16 when using teenage bunk room - and additional guide room accommodation
• Childcare and children’s equipment and toys are available on request
• Heated swimming pool & gym, Private sundowner spot
• Full team of experienced and discreet staff with service tailored to each group
Essential Information
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Big Five day and night game drives
Bush walk
Sundowner excursions and bush meals
Rhino tracking on foot
Mountain biking
Deployments with the Borana Conservancy rangers
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Local village visits or dancers
Horse riding catered to all abilities
eBiking
Fly Camping
Helicopter and fixed wing scenic flights
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Charter flights are recommended to the Borana Conservancy Airtsrip - a 15 min game drive to Lengishu.
Lengishu has a private helipad for transfers and scenic flights.
Scheduled flights are available to the Lewa Downs Airstrip - a 1h30 min game drive to Lengishu.
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Lengishu is open year-round. April, May and November are the wetter months, but are still exceptionally beautiful with seasonal rivers flowing and wildflowers blooming.
Lengishu and Borana Conservancy are at 6,000ft (2,000m) in altitude. Expect warm days and cold, breezy nights.
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Lengishu is fenced and there is a nightwatchman on patrol throughout the night to accompany guests around the property after sunset and respond to any emergencies.
All Lengishu guests are covered by RESCUE Co emergency medical evacuation to Nairobi medical facilities.