A safari to Ol Pejeta Wildlife Sanctuary is an unforgettable experience, offering a mix of incredible wildlife encounters, conservation efforts, and stunning landscapes. Located in Laikipia County, Kenya, Ol Pejeta is famous for being home to the last two northern white rhinos in the world, as well as the largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa.
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Nairobi
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(Lodge/Camps)
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Tour Van (4x4 safari vehicle)
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1,700 to 2,100 meters
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Guided Safari
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2-100
What to Expect on an Ol Pejeta Safari
1. Wildlife Viewing
- Big Five: Lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and rhinos
- Endangered Species: Visit the northern white rhinos (Najin & Fatu) and learn about conservation efforts
- Chimpanzee Sanctuary: The only place in Kenya to see rescued chimpanzees, managed by the Jane Goodall Institute
- Rare Species: Grevy’s zebras, Jackson’s hartebeest, and African wild dogs
2. Activities
- Game Drives (Day & Night) – The best way to see wildlife up close
- Guided Bush Walks – Experience nature on foot with expert guides
- Horseback Riding with Rhinos – A unique opportunity to ride through rhino territory
- Lion Tracking – Help conservationists monitor lions using tracking devices
- Cycling Safaris – Ride through the park for a different safari experience
- Camping & Lodging – Stay in luxury lodges, eco-camps, or budget-friendly campsites
3. Best Time to Visit
- Dry Season (June – October & January – March): Best wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources
- Wet Season (April – May & November – December): Lush landscapes, fewer tourists, and great birdwatching
