Selenkay Conservancy, Kenya

Selenkay Conservancy is a private conservancy adjacent to Amboseli National Park with unfenced borders. The 15,000 acre conservancy was set up by Porini Camps on land leased by local Maasai tribals with the aim of mitigating human-wildlife conflict and increasing the buffer zone around the park.

Like Amboseli, Selenkay is best known for its herds of elephants. On clear days, they can be photographed with the white hills of Kilimanjaro in the background. With only a maximum of 18 guests at a time in the conservancy, Selenkay is bound to be a magical experience.

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Best Time to Visit Selenkay

Best months to visit: Peak seasons months are from June to September.
Months that can be avoided: April and May can be avoided due to the long rains.

January

Best

February

Best

March

Good

April

Fair

May

Fair

June

Best

July

Best

August

Best

September

Best

October

Good

November

Fair

December

Good

Wildlife of Selenkay

This is a Big 4 Region of Kenya

Wildlife at Selenkay includes:
Elephant, lion, cheetah, leopard, gazelle (Thomson and Grant’s), bat eared fox, mongoose, porcupine, giraffe and yellow baboon.

Selenkay Conservancy is best known for elephants.

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