Kenya’s Sanctuaries
Visit Kenya’s Most Successful Conservation Blueprints
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is one of Africa’s most successful conservation blueprints, making it more than just a destination for safari enthusiasts and conservation activists.
Nestled in the heart of Laikipia at the foot of Mount Kenya, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is well-known for rhinos and chimpanzee protection. Since 2004, Ol Pejeta Conservancy has operated under a trust-based ownership model, reinvesting 100% of its income into conservation and community upliftment. Alongside excellent Big Five sightings, community engagement and horseback safaris are common in this destination.
Total Area
364 km²
Elevation
1,800 - 2,000 M
Signature Experiences
Explore the Notable Rhino Refuge of Kenya
Rhino Monitoring Programs
Over 150 critically endangered black rhinos roam this secure area, and witness the last two white rhinos alive: Najin and Fatu.
Black Rhino Tracking
White Rhino Sightings
Conservation Tours
Visit Chimpanzee Sanctuary
In partnership with Jane Goodall Institute, the Sweetwaters Sanctuary offers lifetime refuge to chimpanzees rescued from poaching and trafficking.
Rescued Chimpanzees
Chimpanzee Encounters
Sanctuary Visits
Lion Tracking
Track lions in their natural habitat, watch their pride up close, and capture amazing photos as they move from one den to another.
Pride Tracking
Close-Up Viewing
Wildlife Photography
Horseback Safaris
Ride through the designated secured areas on safari-trained horses and experienced rangers to experience a David Livingstone vibe.
Horseback Riding
Ranger Guided
Scenic Trails
Game Drives
Go on morning and afternoon game drives in 4×4 safari vehicles with experienced safari guides to enjoy a traditional safari experience.
4×4 Safari Vehicles
Morning Drives
Afternoon Drives
Photography Safaris
Capture the last of the white rhinos, chimpanzees in their natural habitat, lion prides, and endemic species thriving simultaneously.
Rhino Photography
Lion Photography
Wildlife Moments
Our Commitment
Preserve Kenya’s Endangered Rhino Sanctuary
Ol Pejeta Wildlife Sanctuary offers an unparallel opportunity to explore the destination’s vast landscapes and rich array of wildlife. At Safarizo, we deliver nature education responsibly and collaborate with local authorities to raise awareness of rhino and chimpanzee conservation.
Sustainable Eco-Tourism
Low-impact visitor management to ensure that endangered rhinos, chimpanzees, and other wildlife remain undisturbed for generations.
Local Community Support
Partnering with the sanctuary’s authority to create alternative livelihoods and conservation education for responsible tourism.
Our Commitment
Ranger Patrols Monthly
600+
Plant Species Documented
Kenya Safaris
Frequently Asked Questions.
The best time to visit Ol Pejeta Wildlife Sanctuary is during dry seasons from June to October and December to March.
The best times of the day to visit Ol Pejeta Wildlife Sanctuary are during early morning and late afternoon for comfortable weather and maximum wildlife viewing.
You can reach Ol Pejeta Conservancy by driving 200 km north from Nairobi in 3.5 to 4.5 hours or by taking a 45-minute flight to Nanyuki.
Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya hosts the full Big Five, along with over 300 recorded bird species. You can see Najin and Fatu, the last two female white rhinos, rescued black rhinos, and chimpanzees.
Entry to the Ol Pejeta Conservancy requires advance cashless online booking, official identification, and daily conservation and vehicle fees. When you book your Kenya Safari, the Safarizo team will guide you through a detailed plan.
