Where Wildlife Conservation Meets Safari
June–October — Drier conditions, strong wildlife viewing and high safari demand.
June–October — Excellent for wildlife viewing, photography and outdoor activities.
Rhino conservation, chimpanzees, Big Five wildlife and conservation experiences.
Black rhinos, southern white rhinos, chimpanzees and diverse Laikipia wildlife.
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a leading wildlife conservation destination in Kenya’s Laikipia region, combining safari experiences with important conservation work.
It is particularly known for its rhino conservation, chimpanzee sanctuary and strong wildlife viewing. Travellers can encounter elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, giraffes, zebras and other wildlife while learning about conservation efforts.
Ol Pejeta is especially suitable for travellers who want their safari to include wildlife, conservation and meaningful educational experiences.
Ol Pejeta is worth considering if conservation matters to you. Don't treat it simply as another game-drive destination—the conservation experiences are part of what makes the conservancy different.
- Apollo Musinguzi Contact Us
Ol Pejeta is internationally recognized for black rhino conservation and provides opportunities to see these endangered animals.
The conservancy protects a significant rhino population, making rhino viewing one of its strongest attractions.
Ol Pejeta is home to the world's last two remaining northern white rhinos, making their conservation story exceptionally significant.
The Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary provides a protected home for rescued chimpanzees and an important conservation experience.
Lions are among the predators that can be encountered during game drives across the conservancy.
African elephants move through the conservancy and contribute to its broader Big Five experience.
Leopards occur in the area but are elusive and require patience and good guiding.
Search for Big Five and plains wildlife across the conservancy.
Learn about Ol Pejeta's extensive rhino protection work.
Discover the conservation story of rescued chimpanzees.
Experience conservation-focused predator monitoring where available.
Explore the landscape on foot with qualified guides where permitted.
Explore habitats supporting diverse birdlife.
Experience the conservancy after dark where permitted.
Ol Pejeta is accessible by road from Nairobi, making it a practical addition to a central Kenya safari.
Travellers can use nearby regional air connections and transfer to the conservancy by road.
Possible by road or air connections, depending on itinerary and available flights.
Ol Pejeta combines naturally with northern Kenya safari destinations.
Ol Pejeta is located in Kenya's Laikipia region, near Nanyuki.
Kenyan Shilling (KES); established safari properties commonly accept cards.
Options range from comfortable safari camps to higher-end properties.
Connectivity varies across the conservancy and can be limited in remote areas.
Safari activities are generally conducted in guided vehicles, with selected walking experiences available.
Follow your guide's instructions and maintain safe distances from wildlife during all activities.
Walking experiences require following strict guide instructions because wildlife is encountered on foot.
Discuss appropriate malaria prevention with a qualified travel-health professional before travelling.
Requirements depend on your travel history and countries visited before entering Kenya.
Comprehensive insurance is recommended for safari activities, medical needs and unexpected travel disruptions.