Malewa Wildlife Lodge
Malewa Wildlife Lodge is a striking lodge situated along the Malewa River in The Great Rift Valley of Kenya. The lodge is eco-friendly with African inspired designs, offering guests beautiful views of the Kigio Wildlife Conservancy.
Malewa Wildlife Lodge Highlights
The Yellow- Fever tree woodland is situated within the Kigio Wildlife Conservancy between the Nakura and Naivasha in Kenya. The conservancy contains a wide range of habitats, from riverine and woodlands, holding up to 3500 wildlife including the endangered Rothschild Giraffe, a herd of buffalo, impala, Grant's and Thomson's gazelle, eland, hyena, leopard, hippo and over 250 bird species.
- Malewa Wildlife Lodge is situated along the Malewa River in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya.
- The lodge offers river suite accommodation.
- The en-suite bathrooms at Malewa Wildlife Lodge offers views of the acacia forest filled with wildlife.
- The conservancy the lodge is situated in, Kigio Wildlife Conservancy is home to over 3500 wildlife species.
Malewa Wildlife Lodge Game Viewing and Activities
Due to the fragile environment at Kigio Wildlife Conservancy, the lodge places great emphasis on low impact activities which includes walking, biking and fishing. Early mornings start with a bush breakfast where guests are treated to breakfast at the river. Day and night game drives are enjoyed in open 4X4 vehicles and local communities are visited. Bush walks are accompanied by a knowledgeable naturalist to educate guests of the relationship between the plants and wildlife within the area. Guests are taken on river walks where they can spot hippo, the crowned eagle and even the shy leopard. On game drives, game viewing focuses on the endangered Rothschild giraffe, plains game, eland, buffalo, warthog, hyena and the elusive leopard. Night game drives reveal the lesser seen wildlife such as the aardvark, leopard, serval and more. For the more relaxed guest, fishing can be enjoyed at the Malewa River.
