Borana Lodge is located on the foothills of the mighty Mount Kenya, with the snow-tipped peaks and glaciers to the south and a panorama of mountains and rugged desert to the north. Borana is one of the original pioneer eco-lodges in East Africa, where all retained earnings are invested into the conservation of land, wildlife and building local communities. 

This truly is travelling with a purpose. 

Guests have full exclusivity to Borana’s 32,000 acres of protected wilderness, and can encounter extraordinary scenes of wildlife in their original, untainted environment on foot, on horse-back, by helicopter, on mountain bikes or even on night drives in open safari vehicles.

Borana Conservancy is hailed by Save The Rhino as Kenya's newest and most successful rhino sanctuary. 

All retained earnings from Borana Lodge are invested into the conservatio of land, wildlife and the building of local communities. Staying at borana Lodge acts as a direct contribution to conservation. 

The original "Pride Rock" from Disney's The Lion King is located on Borana Conservancy, and can be accessed from Borana Lodge with ease. It is the perfect spot for sunrise and sunset.

Borana has an airstrip where chartered flights can land, just 15 minutes away from Borana Lodge. There is a helipad at the Lodge.

Borana is at an altitude of 6000ft, and is therefore malaria free.

Experience the wildlife and wilderness of Borana on game drives, bush walks, horse riding safaris, helicopter flights, mountain biking and night drives.

Home to the Big 5 – leopard, lion, elephant, buffalo and rhino, as well as other abundant wildlife and endangered species such as wild dog, patas monkeys, striped hyena and a myriad of over 300 species of bird, Borana is a teeming hub of life.