Elewana Boosts Sustainable Tourism Footprint with New and Upgraded Kenyan Lodges

The debut of Little Elephant Pepper Camp and complete refurbishment of Lewa Safari Camp enhance one of the most impressive Conservancy footprints of any East African safari accommodation collection.

New Opening – Little Elephant Pepper Camp
- Located in Mara North Conservancy.
- Ultra-luxury with only 3 safari suites + 1 family suite, each with private veranda and plunge pool.
- Designed in classic safari style with campaign furniture, warm woods, brass details, and a wellness tent.
- Offers walking safaris and low-impact experiences with no permanent footprint.

Refurbishment – Lewa Safari Camp
- Situated in Lewa Wildlife Conservancy (65,000 acres).
- Upgraded dining deck, shaded verandas, larger safari tents, new lounge/bar, and spa.
- Focus on conservation with strong Big Five potential and protection of endangered species like black rhino and Grevy’s zebra.

Why Conservancies Matter
- Protect wildlife corridors and reduce human-wildlife conflict.
- Strict bed night quotas and vehicle limits to prevent overtourism.
- Community-focused programs in education, health, and employment ensure locals benefit directly from conservation.

Leadership Perspective
Karim Wissanji, Group Chairman & CEO, emphasized that these lodges embody Elewana’s commitment to community impact, wildlife conservation, and purposeful tourism, aligning with global recognition of the conservancy model as a way to safeguard wild places for future generations.

About Elewana Collection
- Portfolio of 17 boutique lodges and camps across Kenya and Tanzania.
- Name “Elewana” means harmony in Swahili, reflecting balance between people, wildlife, and environment.

This expansion strengthens Elewana’s footprint in East Africa while ensuring sustainability remains at the core of luxury safari experiences.