Galana Wildlife Conservancy

Galana Wildlife Conservancy is a vast and largely unspoiled wildlife area situated along the northern banks of the Galana River in Kilifi County, Kenya, bordering Tsavo East National Park. Covering approximately 4,800 square kilometers of semi-arid scrubland, the conservancy serves as an unfenced buffer zone that allows free movement of wildlife between the national park and surrounding lands, helping to maintain vital migration corridors and reduce human-wildlife conflict. Visitors can expect to encounter large herds of elephants, Masai giraffes, zebras, buffalos, and a range of woodland species including kudu, eland, and gerenuk. The dramatic Lali Hills and the winding Galana River provide a stunning landscape backdrop. Six tented bush camps within the conservancy offer immersive wilderness stays, making Galana an exceptional destination for those seeking remote, authentic safari experiences in coastal Kenya.