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Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Nanyuki

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Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a zoo, located at Nanyuki, Kenya. They can be contacted via phone at +254 707 187141, visit their website www.olpejetaconservancy.org for more detailed information.

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Nanyuki
Added by Jopie, at 09 March 2017

Opening Hours

  • Monday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Tuesday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Wednesday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Thursday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Friday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Saturday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Sunday 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

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21 Reviews

  • Zak Esmail
    12 May 2018

    On the best conservancies around. I could spend hours observing at the chimpanzee sanctuary

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  • Aluisia Kimani
    03 May 2018

    Very nice place with wildlife to view. Green scenery very attractive.

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  • Stephen Kamau
    23 April 2018

    The reception was warm. The animals were readily available to watch. A pride of lions blocked the road:what a lovely site. Rubbing shoulders with rare animals in their natural habitat was breath taking. I miss to go back there, didn't get enough of the place.

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  • Peter Mulenge
    18 April 2018

    A conservancy for the endangered animal species like the white rhino.
    Good for tours, camping in the camping sites and ideal camping sites.
    It is here where the famous and last male black rhino was being taken care of till its death few weeks ago.
    Human race have the obligation to manage and conserve the biodiversity.

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  • Yobdar Bakri
    02 April 2018

    We went for a game drive with a personal driver and enjoyed roaming around the Conservancy freely. We watched 7 lionesses and a lion playing and lounging around with Mt Kenya in the background for over an hour, visited the rhinos and spent time with the chimpanzees. Our one year old enjoyed every minute, with frequent stops and friendly guides. A MUST when in Nanyuki!

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  • Anisia Muriuki
    11 March 2018

    For the ultimate game drives, lots of diverse wildlife, serena sweet waters and the rhino cemetery. It’s one awesome place to visit

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  • Gregory Kons
    06 February 2018

    Incredible, we entered early in the morning and right when we arrived there we saw rhinoceros and elephants. later we saw multiple types of gazelle, water buffalo, lions, hippos, chimpanzee, secretary bird, and zebra. The vistas where so beautiful and the guide was so good at explaining what we were seeing. We even got to pet a rhino!

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  • Adil Dhanani
    18 January 2018

    Incredible conservancy efforts go on here. You can experience incredible animals in their natural habitats. They take donations and you can adopt chimpanzees. You can also stay in the conservatory at one of many lodges or the tented camps.

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  • Adarsh Shah
    13 January 2018

    Did a half day trip to ol pejeta. Next time must stay 2 nights at least to see it all very patiently. It's a beautiful place filled with surprises.

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  • Mary Nyale
    29 December 2017

    Awesome place.. the scenery brings comfort and relaxes the mind. It was soouch fun!!

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  • Nicholas Muchira
    24 December 2017

    Amazing first hand experience of nature, serenity and wildlife. The staff are very friendly and willing to share interesting facts on the animals.

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  • Joshua Kinyua
    27 October 2017

    A very unique conservancy with a variety of wild animals. Many rhinoceros as well as chimpanzees.

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  • Gladys Warindi
    18 October 2017

    Beautiful, secluded serenity. More resort and lodges inside of Olpejeta but Comfort Garden Hotel just at the entrance was amazing!!

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  • Ndinda Mukiti
    03 October 2017

    Beautiful place to tour with family or friends. No shortage of animals. The high of the trip was watching the chimps . They all have seemed to have personalities. Good work.

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  • Angeline Angela
    02 September 2017

    It's such a lovely place. I enjoyed the serene and too saw the big 5. Thank you

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  • Meehir Shah
    21 July 2017

    Wonderful conservancy where they are doing great conservation work. Enjoyed seeing the chimps and visiting the last remaining Northern White Rhinos. Game drives were fun and the murram roads were well marked and generally well maintained

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  • Michael Ogolla
    05 July 2017

    well the park rates are affordable easily accessible, good roads plenty of wildlife, my time here saw plenty of wildlife, visited the chimp santuary and the rhino sanctuary, one of the best place to visit in kenya

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  • Kevin Kimatu
    07 June 2017

    I enjoyed my visit to OlPajeta Conservancy. I would highly recommend a visit for the part i home to a wide range of animal species,including Sudan;a northern white male rhino. Ensure to visit the chimps sanctuary and keep a distance from the fence while there. Don't miss the equator,stop by the sign post on the main road and conduct the "two matchsticks" experiment.

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  • David Pavlita
    17 April 2017

    Lots of a wild animals, almost all living north white rhinos (import from the Czech Republic) on the Earth and very good management.

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  • Ibrahim Dan Karami
    28 March 2017

    Nice and awesome place full of wild animals Including elephants, rhinos, zebra, monkeys, gazelles etc

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  • Jim Remley
    16 March 2017

    Spent a couple of weeks here on a EarthWatch research expedition looking at habitat conflicts between the black rhinos on the conservancy and elephants. It was a great place to live and work and get involved with the local economy and people. The staff, especially the cooks and John our guard, were amazing people. This was a great education; everything from counting branches on acacia trees to learning about cattle farming. The wild life experiences were amazing, and the view of MT Kenya from my doorway every morning was a beautiful way to wake up. Meeting the Northern White Rhinos was quite an experience.

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