

Early morning departure from Nairobi · Travel into Kenya's Laikipia region
Starting from
USD 225 / person
Ol Pejeta Conservancy offers travelers an opportunity to experience Kenyan wildlife while also learning about the conservation work behind the safari industry.
Located in the Laikipia region of central Kenya, Ol Pejeta is particularly recognized for its work protecting rhinos and other threatened species.
The excursion begins early in Nairobi because the conservancy is a considerable distance from the capital.
As you travel north, the scenery gradually changes from the urban environment to agricultural landscapes and the open country of Laikipia.
Mount Kenya may be visible along parts of the route when weather conditions are favorable.
Once you arrive at Ol Pejeta, begin your guided game drive.
Rhinos are one of the major reasons travelers choose Ol Pejeta.
The conservancy provides important habitat for both black and white rhinos, making it an excellent destination for visitors interested in these remarkable animals.

You may also encounter elephants, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, lions and other wildlife.
The guide will use recent sightings, tracks, habitat conditions and animal behavior to determine where to explore.
Because Ol Pejeta is a working conservation landscape, the experience can feel different from visiting a conventional national park.
One of the biggest strengths of Ol Pejeta is the opportunity to connect wildlife viewing with conservation education.
Visitors can learn about the challenges involved in protecting endangered species, managing wildlife habitats and balancing conservation with the needs of surrounding communities.
Optional conservation activities may be added depending on availability and the traveler's interests.
These activities should be booked in advance and priced separately unless specifically included in the excursion package.
TipOl Pejeta is especially recommended for travelers who want their Kenya safari to include a meaningful conservation and educational element.
Pickup from your Nairobi hotel.
Depart Nairobi and travel north toward Laikipia.
Arrive at Ol Pejeta Conservancy.
Begin the first game drive and explore the wildlife areas.
Search for rhinos and other wildlife while learning about the conservancy from your guide.
Continue wildlife viewing before taking a lunch break.
Enjoy another game drive.
Depending on the selected package, take part in an optional conservation experience.
Continue exploring the conservancy before beginning the return journey.
Leave Ol Pejeta and travel back toward Nairobi.
Arrive in Nairobi later in the evening.
NoteOl Pejeta is a long excursion from Nairobi. Travelers looking for a slower pace can extend the experience with an overnight stay in Laikipia.
This excursion is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, couples, families, conservation-minded travelers and repeat visitors to Kenya.
It is particularly suitable for travelers who have already experienced a traditional safari and want to explore another side of Kenya's wildlife tourism.
Bring comfortable clothing, closed shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, binoculars and a camera.
A warm layer is recommended for the early morning because temperatures can be cooler in the Laikipia highlands.
Conservation experiences should be approached respectfully.
Follow your guide's instructions, maintain appropriate distances from wildlife and avoid making unnecessary noise.
Do not attempt to feed or touch wild animals.
When participating in conservation activities, listen carefully to staff and follow all safety requirements.
Discover Kenya's wildlife while learning about the conservation efforts helping protect some of the country's most threatened species.
Ol Pejeta combines exceptional wildlife viewing with education, making it an excellent choice for travelers who want their safari experience to have greater depth.
ZikaraLink Travel can arrange private transport, professional guiding, conservancy access and optional conservation experiences.
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