Ol Pejeta Conservancy Safari

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is East Africa’s largest black rhino sanctuary and home to the last two northern white rhinos on Earth — Najin and Fatu. Located on the Laikipia Plateau at the foot of Mount Kenya, this 90,000-acre conservancy is a model for wildlife conservation and one of Kenya’s most rewarding safari destinations.

Why Visit Ol Pejeta

• Northern white rhinos — see the last two of their kind
• Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and over 130 black rhinos
• Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary — Kenya’s only chimpanzee sanctuary
• Night drives — spot aardvarks, bush babies, and leopards after dark
• Walking & cycling safaris — explore on foot or bicycle
• Conservation education — see anti-poaching dogs and ranger training

Safari Options

Ol Pejeta is 3.5 hours from Nairobi, making it possible as a day trip or better as a 2-3 day safari. The conservancy offers a range of accommodation from budget camping to luxury lodges. Combine with Samburu, Mount Kenya, or Lake Nakuru for a multi-day circuit.

Title sponsor

Alumni Golf Challenge

We are the title sponsor this year.

Golf is part of who we are, so we put our name behind the Alumni Golf Challenge. Want more golf after the day? Tell us when you are free. We book your tee time at Karen, Muthaiga or Vipingo Ridge and sort the transfers and the stay.

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