Ol pejeta Conservancy
VerifiedNational Park
Laikipia, Kenya

Ol pejeta Conservancy

A premier private wildlife conservancy in Kenya dedicated to rhino conservation and sustainable tourism.

Destination

Discover Ol pejeta Conservancy

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 364-square-kilometer private wildlife conservancy situated between the foothills of the Aberdares and Mount Kenya. It is renowned for its successful conservation programs, particularly for rhinos and chimpanzees, and offers a unique blend of luxury safari experiences and impactful wildlife protection. The conservancy provides a malaria-free environment and is one of the few places in Kenya where visitors can see the Big Five.

Ol pejeta Conservancy

National Park

Place

Kenya

Country

Laikipia

Region

Why visit

What makes this place special

Ol Pejeta offers a high-impact, ethical safari experience with guaranteed rhino sightings and exclusive activities like night game drives that are often restricted in national parks.

01

World's largest sanctuary for black rhinos

02

Home to the last two northern white rhinos on Earth

03

Chimpanzee sanctuary for rescued primates

04

Excellent Big Five game viewing

05

Night game drives and guided bush walks

06

Stunning views of Mount Kenya

Planning

Know before you go

Best time to visit

The best time to visit is during the dry seasons, from June to September and January to February, for optimal wildlife viewing.

January

5 out of 5 season suitability

Dry weather makes wildlife easier to spot at waterholes.

February

5 out of 5 season suitability

Excellent visibility and dry conditions.

March

April

May

June

4 out of 5 season suitability

Start of the dry season with pleasant temperatures.

July

5 out of 5 season suitability

Peak wildlife viewing season.

August

5 out of 5 season suitability

Peak wildlife viewing season.

September

4 out of 5 season suitability

Good wildlife viewing before the short rains.

October

November

December

Access is typically via road from Nairobi (approx. 3-4 hours) or by light aircraft to the Nanyuki Airstrip. Conservancy fees are required for entry and support ongoing conservation efforts. Pre-booking for activities like night drives and chimpanzee sanctuary tours is highly recommended.

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Landscape and region