Wildlife is best from June to September; birding shines from December through March each year.
Loisaba is busiest from June to October, and again from December to March annually.
The conservancy spans 231 square kilometres of protected wilderness and wildlife migration corridors.
Loisaba sits between 1,449 and 1,846 meters above sea level, offering varied terrain and views.
Loisaba Conservancy is an important stop on Kenya's primary animal migration route. Every year, more than 800 elephants, rare Grevy's zebras, and buffalo roam its open lands. The conservancy is also home to more than 250 bird species and 50 mammals, including lion prides, leopards, cheetahs, and wild dogs.
Loisaba tops in environmentally beneficial policies—using solar energy, hydroelectricity, and water recycling. Even cooking is done responsibly without charcoal or petrol. This is a site where conservation meets adventure, providing an opportunity to see animals and promote a model for sustainable tourism in Kenya's untamed north.
Best Time to visit Loisaba Conservancy is during the dry seasons, when wildlife is easier to spot and the roads are more accessible.
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The conservancy enjoys bright days from January to March, following the short rains. The green but not overgrown landscape is ideal for seeing the Big Five, including lions, cheetahs, and leopards. This is also a wonderful moment to investigate the region before the crowd arrives.
The peak season runs from June to October. These months draw many animals, and are chilly and dry. During this time, visitors from all over the world come to Kenya for safari vacations. It's also the ideal time to mix Loisaba with other Laikipia attractions as Ol Pejeta and Lewa Conservancy.
From April to June, the low season provides long rains. Most resorts close for maintenance, and road travel gets difficult. The short rains occur in November and December; although the conservancy is open, muddy paths may impact game drives.
Loisaba Conservancy can be reached by road or air. Roughly 375 km from Nairobi—a 6 to 7-hour drive through Nanyuki. During the wet months, a 4x4 is advised. You might also fly daily from Wilson Airport to Loisaba's private airstrip in under 90 minutes.
For the greatest Loisaba safari experience, plan your visit around the dry seasons. Loisaba is a year-round destination, but it’s best visited during the Dry season from June to September. For birds, visit from December to March.
Explore Loisaba’s landscapes in a custom safari vehicle led by expert guides. Early morning or late afternoon drives bring you close to elephants, lions, Grevy’s zebra, and more. With over 260 bird species and rare wild dogs, every outing is a chance to see Kenya’s wilderness come alive.
Step into the wild with a guided walking safari. Alongside a skilled ranger, discover animal tracks, learn about native plants, and observe wildlife quietly on foot. Bush walks offer a deeper connection to Loisaba’s land—slow-paced, sensory-rich, and perfect for those wanting to explore beyond the vehicle.
Ride across open plains beside zebra, giraffe, and antelope. Loisaba’s well-trained bush-reared horses allow for close, calm encounters with wildlife. Perfect for experienced riders, this adventure brings a thrilling perspective of the conservancy—from the saddle, where silence and movement meet the wild.
Enjoy a peaceful ride through Loisaba’s rugged terrain on a traditional camel safari. Camels offer a slow, steady rhythm that lets you take in the scenery at leisure. It’s a nod to northern Kenya’s heritage and a unique way to explore the land’s beauty and silence.
Spend time with nearby Samburu communities and experience daily life in a traditional village. Share stories, witness traditional dances, and admire intricate beadwork. These visits are respectful, meaningful, and a chance to understand the people who live alongside the wildlife.
Pedal through remote trails, ridges, and open plains on a mountain bike adventure. It’s a great way to cover ground while soaking in Loisaba’s dramatic views and wildlife. Best suited for active travellers, biking lets you explore at your own pace and with a sense of freedom.
Try your hand at fishing in Loisaba’s rivers or dams. Gear is available, from modern rods to traditional setups, along with snacks and drinks. It’s a peaceful way to unwind and enjoy the natural surroundings, whether you catch something or just enjoy the calm water.
Meet Loisaba’s elite anti-poaching unit: two skilled sniffer dogs and their handlers. Visit their base, learn about their daily routines, and take part in a tracking demonstration. It’s a powerful insight into the work being done to protect wildlife and the people committed to conservation.
Loisaba Conservancy protects more than 50 mammal species and over 260 bird species, including elephants, Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffes, and greater kudu. It is also home to the uncommon African wild dog—now often spotted and even denning inside the conservancy—as well as flourishing lion prides, leopards, cheetahs, and lions.
Loisaba Conservancy has amazing accommodations at Acacia Campsite, Starbeds, Tented Camp, and Lodo Springs. Every choice mixes comfort, wilderness, and panoramic views—ideal for experiencing nature with style, solitude, and a hint of cultural charm from luxury accommodations with private guides to open-air beds under starry skies.
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