A day trip to Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy offers an immersive and enriching experience in the heart of Kenya’s Laikipia Plateau. Spanning 58,000 acres, this private conservancy is dedicated to wildlife conservation and community development, providing visitors with a unique blend of adventure, education, and relaxation.

Ol Jogi is renowned for its diverse wildlife, including the Big Five, endangered Grevy’s zebras, African wild dogs, and over 100 rhinos. Visitors can engage in:

• Guided Game Drives: Explore the conservancy’s rich biodiversity with experienced rangers.
• Bush Walks: Gain insights into the local flora and fauna on foot.
• Visits to the Rhino Orphanage and Veterinary Clinic: Learn about efforts to rehabilitate and protect endangered species.
• Wildlife Rescue Center: Interact with rescued animals, including elephants and cheetahs.
  The conservancy boasts stunning landscapes, from rolling plains to dramatic canyons. Highlights include:
  • Ol Jogi “Grand Canyons”: Marvel at the ochre-hued canyons shaped by centuries of water erosion.
  • Wildlife Viewing Tunnel: An underground passage leading to a hide near a watering hole, offering close-up views of animals.
    Ol Jogi emphasizes community involvement and cultural exchange:
    • Twala Cultural Center: Experience local traditions, music, and crafts.
    • Ol Jogi Primary School: Visit the school supported by the conservancy and interact with students.
      While day trips may not include overnight stays, visitors can still enjoy:
      • Bush Dining: Savor meals prepared with fresh, local ingredients in scenic outdoor settings.
      • Relaxation Areas: Unwind in designated spots offering panoramic views of the conservancy.