The lodge and other accommodation options are located on the Mwapapa Hill (as named by the locals) and face west to Mount Kilimanjaro. Mwapapa’s expansive views extend all the way from the neighbouring Taita and Chyulu Hills to the the smoke-grey peaks of the Pare Mountains and further to Kilimanjaro and the Mkomazi and Usambara Mountains. Tsavo West National Park borders the conservancy for 18 kilometres. Unlike the KWS parks, night game drives are possible within Lumo.

Lions Bluff Lodge is a high end, luxurious eco-lodge, offering panoramic views, exquisite dining at the lodge or in the bush, game drives, experiential or cultural activities and a stunning infinity pool. The lodge supports conservation efforts and community-based, responsible tourism.

This is the ideal place for family safaris, anyone in search of peacefulness, nature lovers, private parties, passionate photographers and honeymooners alike.

There are 12 luxury suites in total, including:

• 2 family rooms
• 3 triples
• 1 with wheelchair access

Alongside Lions Bluff Lodge, there are three alternative accommodation options, depending upon guests’ needs and travel style.

• Leopards Lair Cottages
• Cheetah Tented Camp
• Cheetah Campsite

The sanctuary preserves a unique eco system rich with wildlife, encompassing one of Africa’s most ancient elephant migratory corridors and an important breeding site for lions.

From the 1,070 species of birds in Kenya, Tsavo West boasts 670 recorded species. In addition, the Lions Bluff area has several endemic species, such as the globally threatened Taita Thrush, Taita Apalis, Abbotts Starling and the Southern Banded Snake Eagle.