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Borana Lodge: Kenya’s Conservation Safari Story | Keep Travelling 🌍

What if the most powerful safari experience in Kenya wasn’t just about spotting lions and elephants — but about witnessing conservation, community, and culture working together to protect one of Africa’s most extraordinary landscapes? In this episode of Keep Travelling: Your African Story, host Rael Zieve sits down with Millie Musee, General Manager of Borana Lodge, to explore one of Kenya’s most inspiring safari destinations — set on the breathtaking foothills of Mount Kenya, right near the equator. Borana Lodge is a boutique eco-lodge with just eight private cottages, surrounded by vast wilderness and unforgettable scenery. But what truly makes Borana stand out is its purpose: a lodge built on the belief that tourism should create lasting impact — for wildlife, people, and future generations. This conversation reveals how Borana’s model of sustainability and conservation has helped grow one of Kenya’s most important rhino populations, while also empowering local communities through education, healthcare, and long-term opportunity. In this episode, you’ll discover: • Why Borana Lodge is one of Kenya’s most meaningful safari experiences • How guests can arrive by road, charter flight, scheduled flight, or helicopter • What it’s like staying in an eco-lodge surrounded by Mount Kenya views • The incredible wildlife numbers — including black rhino, white rhino, elephants, lions, cheetahs, and Grevy’s zebra • How Borana reinvests tourism income into conservation and local communities • The lodge’s “four C’s” philosophy: commerce, culture, community, and conservation • Unique activities like rhino tracking, horseback safaris, waterfall swims, ranger patrols, village visits, and bush dinners • Why Borana is proving that responsible tourism can eliminate poaching and build real change Whether you’re planning a Kenya safari, passionate about conservation, or simply curious about what sustainable travel looks like in action, this episode is a powerful reminder that the best journeys are the ones that leave a legacy. ‪@Boranalodge‬ 🎙️ About the Keep Travelling Podcast: We bring you inspiring conversations with African travel professionals, lodge owners, guides, and creatives — sharing insider knowledge, hidden gems, and exclusive travel stories across the continent. 🔔 Subscribe for more unforgettable African travel stories and expert insights. We’d love to hear from you: Have you experienced a safari where the most unforgettable moments weren’t just about wildlife — but about the people, the purpose, and the powerful connection between conservation and community? Share the Borana moment that made Africa feel personal to you. Every week, we bring you inspiring conversations with African tourism professionals, lodge owners, guides, and overland safari experts. Discover the magic of Africa — from luxury safaris to hidden gems — and stand a chance to win FREE African stays and travel experiences. 🌍 Follow us for 5-star African travel inspiration & giveaways. Plan your adventure: https://www.wildsunsets.travel 📧 Contact Rael: rael@keeptravelling.africa Follow & Connect: Instagram: [@keeptravellingafrica] Facebook: [  / 61562105501910  ] #boranalodge #boranaconservancy #laikipiakenya #mountkenya #kenyasafari #luxurysafari #ecolodge #sustainabletravel #conservationmatters #rhinosofafrica #safariexperience #africanwildlife #responsibletourism #communitybasedtourism #kenyatravel #keeptravellingpodcast #keeptravelling #keeptravellingafrica borana lodge, borana conservancy, borana kenya, laikipia safari, kenya safari lodge, mount kenya safari, eco lodge kenya, sustainable safari, conservation safari africa, rhino conservation kenya, black rhino kenya, white rhino kenya, grevys zebra, luxury safari kenya, kenya wildlife safari, laikipia conservancy, community conservation africa, african tourism podcast, keep travelling podcast, african safari experience, wildlife conservation kenya, malaria free safari kenya, borana lodge review, best safari lodges kenya, responsible tourism africa