Safety
Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is safe to visit in our opinion, especially as part of an organized tour. Independent travelers should seek on-the-ground advice before heading out. For current information about safety and traveling in Kenya, please check the travel advisories (see the ‘Governments’ Travel Advice for Kenya’ link below).
- General Travel Safety Precautions
- Cities & Urban Areas: Safety Precautions
- Safety & Security – Kenya
- Governments’ Travel Advice for Kenya
Malaria & Vaccinations
Malaria is present in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy and antimalarials are recommended. The use of mosquito repellent (those containing DEET are most effective) as well as covering up in the evening helps to avoid being bitten. Check with your health-care provider which vaccinations might be needed before going to Kenya.
Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife viewing in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is very safe. Put your trust in the guides who are well trained and listen to their advice. For more information, please read the ‘Wildlife Viewing Safety Precautions’ below.