Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Welcome to Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a place where the future of wildlife is being rewritten with courage, science, and hope.
This vast 360 km² sanctuary, set on the foothills of Mount Kenya, is one of Africa’s greatest success stories in conservation.
Here, every sunrise carries purpose, every animal has a story, and every visitor becomes a witness to something extraordinary.
Ol Pejeta is not just a conservancy.
It is a living promise that endangered species can thrive, that communities and wildlife can flourish together, and that the spirit of Africa can be protected with heart and innovation.
This is the home of the last two northern white rhinos on Earth is a reminder of what is at stake, and what can still be saved.
Climate
Ol Pejeta’s climate is mild, fresh, and beautifully balanced due to its highland altitude.
Temperatures
- Day: 16°C – 26°C
- Night: 8°C – 15°C
Cool mornings, warm afternoons, and crisp evenings create perfect conditions for wildlife and year-round safaris.
Rainfall
The rains turn the plains green and vibrant, supporting large herbivores and predators.
Getting There
By Road
- Approximately 3–4 hours from Nairobi
- Easily accessible on well-paved highways
- Main entrance: Rongai Gate
By Air
- Daily flights to Nanyuki Airstrip
- 30–45 minutes drive to the conservancy
- Perfect for luxury safaris and photographers
Park Attractions
1. The Last Two Northern White Rhinos
Najin and Fatu — the world’s final northern white rhinos.
Meeting them is emotional, powerful, and unforgettable.
Their presence tells a story that the world must never ignore again.
2. The Largest Black Rhino Sanctuary in East Africa
Ol Pejeta protects over 160 black rhinos is one of the continent’s most successful recoveries.
3. Endangered Species Enclosure
A secure home for rare species including:
- Northern white rhinos
- Southern white rhinos
- Grevy’s zebras
- Jackson’s hartebeest
A symbol of commitment to global conservation.
4. Big 5 Conservancy
Ol Pejeta is home to:
- Lions
- Leopards
- Elephants
- Buffalos
- Rhinos
With fewer crowds and intimate sightings.
5. Chimpanzee Sanctuary
The Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary is the only place in Kenya where you can see chimpanzees.
Rescued from illegal trade, they are cared for in a protected, natural environment.
6. Stunning Landscapes
Golden plains, acacia woodlands, marshes, and Mount Kenya’s snow-capped peak on the horizon — every scene is breathtaking.
Accommodation Facilities
Inside & Around the Conservancy
- Sweetwaters Serena Camp – luxury tents with waterhole views
Most accommodations overlook waterholes where elephants, rhinos, and buffalos visit at dusk.
Visit Today
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is where hope lives.
Where endangered species are protected with science, passion, and courage.
Where every visit supports communities, wildlife, and the future of Africa’s natural heritage.
Here,
you don’t just watch wildlife
you feel the weight of their stories,
the power of conservation,
and the beauty of what we can still save.
Ol Pejeta invites travelers, dreamers, photographers, and conservationists to witness a living miracle is a place where luxury meets meaning, and where nature’s future is being rebuilt every day.
