Ol Pejeta Conservancy is one of Kenya’s leading wildlife conservation areas, located on the Laikipia Plateau with stunning views of Mount Kenya. Known for its innovative conservation efforts and diverse wildlife, Ol Pejeta is home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos in the world, making it one of the most important wildlife sanctuaries on the planet. The conservancy combines incredible game viewing with meaningful conservation experiences.
World’s Last Northern White Rhinos – meet the iconic rhinos protected under 24/7 armed guard.
Big Five Reserve – lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and both black & white rhinos.
Chimpanzee Sanctuary – Kenya’s only chimp sanctuary, rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned chimps.
High Wildlife Density – excellent sightings of predators, plains game, and over 300 bird species.
Strong Conservation Impact – learn about anti-poaching efforts and wildlife protection projects.
Ol Pejeta offers a mix of classic safari experiences and unique conservation-focused activities. Game drives reveal diverse wildlife, from big cats to endangered species. Visitors can take part in behind-the-scenes conservation tours, visit the chimps, or enjoy guided bush walks. The conservancy is well-managed, safe, and rich with learning opportunities.
Conservation-minded travelers
Families and educational groups
Wildlife lovers
Photographers
Visitors looking for meaningful, impactful experiences
June to October – ideal for wildlife viewing
December to March – warm weather and clear skies
Ol Pejeta is excellent year-round due to its stable climate.
Don’t miss the northern white rhino experience
Visit the chimpanzee sanctuary
Early morning and late afternoon drives offer the best sightings
Carry a good camera for up-close wildlife encounters
