Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a privately-owned wildlife reserve in Laikipia County, Kenya, covering 360 square kilometers (140 square miles). It is located near Nanyuki, at the foothills of Mount Kenya, and is famous for its wildlife conservation efforts, especially for rhinos.

Key Features & Attractions

🦏 Rhino Conservation & the Last Northern White Rhinos

• Home to Najin and Fatu, the only two remaining northern white rhinos in the world.
• Largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa, with over 160 black rhinos.

🦁 Big Five & Other Wildlife

• Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo).
• Cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, hippos, hyenas, wild dogs, and more.
• Home to the rare Grevy’s zebra and Jackson’s hartebeest.

🏕️ Safari & Activities

• Game drives (day & night) to spot nocturnal wildlife.
• Walking safaris & horseback riding among wildlife.
• Cycling safaris for a unique adventure experience.

🦒 Chimpanzee Sanctuary (Sweetwaters Sanctuary)

• The only place in Kenya with rescued chimpanzees.
• Established by Jane Goodall Institute to provide a safe home for orphaned chimpanzees.

🌿 Conservation & Community Projects

• Ol Pejeta supports local communities with schools, healthcare, and water projects.
• Offers behind-the-scenes conservation experiences for visitors.

Why Visit?

• One of the best safari destinations in Kenya for rhino and wildlife conservation.
• Less crowded than Maasai Mara, offering an exclusive safari experience.
• Scenic landscapes with views of Mount Kenya.
• Great for families, photographers, and nature lovers.

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