Lemek Conservancy

On the Migration Corridor

Lemek Conservancy sits in the northern part of the Masai Mara, covering around 30 square miles. It comprises a small area of the wider Mara North region.

The land is locally owned by a group of Maasai landowners and was eventually taken over by the Koyaiki Group Ranch, with the conservancy formally established in 2009.

Its position is the draw: Lemek lies along the corridor used by the Great Migration, which gives it prime game viewing when the herds move through. Because it is privately managed, it also offers night drives and guided game walks — activities the national reserve does not permit.