Loisaba Conservancy
A scenic Laikipia conservancy combining northern wildlife, broad wilderness views and walking, horse and camel experiences.
Why visit Loisaba Conservancy?
Loisaba combines wildlife conservation with a strong sense of space on the northern Laikipia Plateau. The conservancy is valued both for its wildlife and for the breadth of activities that allow travellers to experience the landscape beyond a vehicle.
A quick, practical view
Highlights
- ✓Excellent wildlife viewing
- ✓Beautiful and uncrowded landscapes
- ✓Northern Kenya specialty species
- ✓Walking, horse and camel activities
Considerations
- •No real budget accommodation
- •Premium camps can fill in peak season
- •Remote location increases travel time
What you can see
Elephant, big cats and northern species occur across the conservancy, with the wider Laikipia ecosystem also important for wild dog and Grevy’s zebra.
The landscape
Rocky escarpments, open plains, valleys and broad views give Loisaba a powerful wilderness atmosphere.
Things to do
Day and night game drives, guided walks, horseback riding, camel experiences and community-focused activities can all form part of a stay.
When to visit Loisaba Conservancy
When to go
June to September is best suited to dry-season wildlife viewing, while December to March is a strong period for birding.
What conditions feel like
Warm days and cooler nights are typical. Rain falls mainly during the long and short rainy seasons, leaving a pronounced dry middle of the year.
How Loisaba Conservancy fits into your route
Most travellers reach Loisaba by light aircraft or as part of a road-based Laikipia circuit. It pairs well with Samburu and other northern conservancies.
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