Experience Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya

The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to two of the world’s only five northern white rhinos, and visitors have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet them and learn about their incredible story. Wildlife corridors link this conservancy to the larger Laikipia/Samburu, allowing all wildlife except rhinos to freely move in and out.

Ol Pejeta is home to half of South Africa’s Boran cattle population, as well as the largest number of predators per acre. A night game drive, which allows guests to explore the conservancy “after hours” with the aid of a spot light, will result in some rare sightings of nocturnal animals available daily, is one of the most common experiences at the conservancy. Another special experience at the conservancy is lion tracking, where visitors will learn about the conservancy’s ecological monitoring department. During this experience, visitors are generally advised to stay in the car at all times. Finally, armed rangers are available to escort visitors who wish to disembark from vehicles in undesignated areas, whether for wildlife watching, picnics, sundowners, or special study film requests.