Ol Pejeta is home to three of the world’s last remaining three northern white rhinos, and a sanctuary for 105 critically endangered black rhinos. The Conservancy employ highly trained rhino protection squads, partner with international veterinary experts and ensure data is gathered regularly on each individual animal. on top of that you will be visiting a blind rhino called Baraka and also Kenya's only remaining chimpanzee in the chimpanzee enclosure.
Visit the Northern White Rhino: This option includes a visit to the Sanctuary where you will be able to see the last Northern White Rhino <br/>Pickup included
Viewing the White Rhinos: This option has an additional activity that is, viewing the White rhino t the sanctury<br/>Ol Pejeta: This option maintains the same route as the first option <br/>Van <br/>Pickup included
Depart Nairobi at 5am and drive for 2.5 hours to arrive Nanyuki town at 8am. Here you will have a stop over at the equator crossing where you will be able to take a photo. Then proceed for another 15 minutes to the gate. Start of first game drive that will last 2 hours where you will see the chimpanzee and more wild animals on the northern side of the vast conservancy. Arrive at Serena sweet waters lodge by 12 pm. Here you will have a look at the animals coming to the watering hole in front of the lodge to drink water while you enjoy taking photos of the resident monkeys at the lodge. Enjoy lunch and start the afternoon game drive at 2 pm. Then drive to the eastern side of the park where you will be able to visit a blind rhino called Baraka and also see the three Northern white rhinos freely roaming in their vast enclosure. End of the game drive at 4pm. Start to drive back to Nairobi to arrive around 7pm where you will be dropped off at your hotel or residency within Nairobi CBD.
This is a line which divides the world into 2 parts. The line exactly passes through this point and here we are able to stop and a photo on the sign.
Maasai Mara National Reserve is one of Africa's most famous wildlife conservation areas. Known for its vast open savannahs, abundant wildlife, and the annual Great Migration, it offers an unparalleled safari experience. The reserve is home to the Maasai people, adding a rich cultural dimension to the natural wonders.
The annual Great Migration sees millions of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle crossing the Mara River. This spectacular event is a must-see for any visitor.
This museum offers insights into the Maasai culture and history. It features traditional artifacts, weapons, and artwork.
The Mara River is a vital water source for the wildlife in the reserve. It is famous for the dramatic crossings during the Great Migration.
Grilled meat, typically goat or beef, seasoned with local spices.
A staple food made from maize flour, often served with stews or meats.
Collard greens cooked with onions and tomatoes.
This is the best time for wildlife viewing, especially during the Great Migration when millions of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle cross the Mara River. The weather is dry, and the grass is short, making it easier to spot animals.
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Maasai Mara is generally safe for tourists, but it's important to follow safety guidelines, especially regarding wildlife.
Nairobi
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Car
Narok is the nearest town to the reserve and offers a glimpse into local life. It has shops, markets, and restaurants.
Known for its large population of flamingos and rhinos, Lake Nakuru offers a different but equally rewarding wildlife experience.
Price varies by option