The largest black rhino sanctuary in East Africa and the last place on earth where northern white rhino exist. The two remaining females live under 24-hour armed guard. You can meet them.
Ol Pejeta is a 90,000-acre conservancy north of Nanyuki that holds more black rhino than anywhere else in Kenya. It is also the last habitat of the northern white rhino — two females, Najin and Fatu, are the only survivors of a subspecies that numbered over two thousand in 1960. Their enclosure is staffed around the clock. You can walk in with the rhino keeper.
The conservancy also holds the full Big Five, chimpanzees (rescued from conflict zones in Central Africa), and a healthy predator population. The research station is open to visitors and explains what Ol Pejeta is actually doing to prevent the extinctions it is working against.
Highlights
Northern White Rhino
The last two individuals on earth. A 30-minute private visit with the keeper who has cared for them for fifteen years.
Black Rhino Tracking
Ol Pejeta holds 150+ black rhino. Night tracking with specialist teams gives you encounters impossible elsewhere.
Research Station Visit
A private briefing from a conservation biologist on the northern white rhino IVF programme and what comes next.
Chimpanzee Sanctuary
The only chimpanzees in Kenya — rescued from Central Africa. A guided walk through the chimp enclosure.
What's Included
Itinerary
Price from
From $3,000
per person · all-inclusive
