An Ol Pejeta day trip let’s you discover the unspoilt wilderness of the Ol Pejeta Conservancy. In fact, the Ol Pejeta day trip remains one of the best ways to maximize wildlife sightings within a day.  In fact, unlike other parks, you will see animals promptly due to a very high game-to-area ratio.

Indeed, it is famous for pioneering conservation projects. Consequently, it was a refuge for the last two northern white rhino remaining on the planet.

Furthermore, it is the largest black rhino sanctuary in the whole of East Africa, but it is also home to the Big Five. Also, it has a mind-blowingly rich array of African game and over 200 migrant and resident bird species. The conservancy boasts one of the greatest game-to-area ratios of any reserve in Kenya in a pioneering and mutually beneficial land-management system.

In fact, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a testament to the success of conservation efforts not only in Kenya but also East Africa. Indeed, the Ol Pejeta Conservancy has one of the largest concentrations of rhinos. Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a private concession of nearly 40,000 hectares. Indeed, it is famous for the quality of its safaris and shelters the big 5. In fact, there are many rhinoceros that have been re-introduced here, alongside other animals.

In fact, it has a very fruitful collaboration with pastoralists. Consequently, these programmes are beneficial to local pastoralists and wildlife. Furthermore, the conservancy’s provides social services health and education services.

At the heart of this reserve lies 2 unique attractions namely:

• A large enclosure that hosts a placid rhinoceros that can be seen from a platform.
• It is possible to carry out activities otherwise prohibited in other parks like night safaris and bush walks.
• A sanctuary that houses forty chimpanzees – the only one in Kenya.

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