LUMO Wildtier-Reservat
DESTINATION · KENYA

LUMO Wildlife Sanctuary

Community conservation between the Tsavo parks

This private wildlife sanctuary was provided to protect the ecosystem of three neighboring farms Lualenyi, Mramba and Oza with an area of 400 sq km. The first letters of the three farms form the name Lumo.

The protected area is geographically located exactly between the Tsavo East and West National Parks and borders the Taita Hills Reserve.

The aim of the community, which now has 4000 members, is to protect species and preserve the local flora and fauna! This protection program is financed primarily through park entry fees, rental income and overnight accommodation fees from the local lodges.

Elefantenkorridor im LUMO-Reservat

Size

400 km²

Location

between Tsavo East & West

Community

approx. 4,000 members

A vital wildlife corridor

This means that the migration corridor for wild animals, especially elephants, is preserved and protected. Definitely a nice safari destination!
Giraffe im LUMO-Reservat
LUMO · Giraffe in the LUMO sanctuary
Elefantenherde im LUMO
LUMO · Elephant herd in LUMO
Wildnis zwischen den Tsavo-Parks
LUMO · Wilderness between the Tsavo parks

When to travel?

As in the neighbouring Tsavo parks, the dry seasons from June to October and January to March offer the best game viewing, when animals gather at the waterholes.

The climate is warm and dry. After rains the savannah blooms green. LUMO is excellent as a quiet complement to a classic Tsavo safari.

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