Learn about wildlife conservation in Nairobi, visiting sanctuaries, orphanages, and conservation centers that protect Kenya's incredible wildlife

Nairobi is a global leader in wildlife conservation, home to world-renowned conservation organizations that work tirelessly to protect Kenya's incredible wildlife and habitats! Conservation tours take you to these important centers, from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (elephant orphanage rescuing and raising orphaned elephants) to the Giraffe Centre (conserving endangered Rothschild's giraffes), from wildlife sanctuaries to rehabilitation centers. Learn about conservation challenges facing Kenya's wildlife, understand the work being done to protect endangered species, see rescued and rehabilitated animals, and discover how conservation organizations are making a difference. These tours provide educational insights into wildlife protection, support conservation efforts through entrance fees, and inspire visitors to understand the importance of protecting Africa's incredible biodiversity. Whether you're visiting the elephant orphanage, learning about giraffe conservation, or exploring other conservation initiatives, Nairobi conservation tours offer meaningful experiences that showcase Kenya's commitment to wildlife protection!
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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.

A unique interesting activity combining a walk tour and watching wildlife, its the only park without carnivores and this allows freedom of walking around and one can take a bike for hire and roam around the park.Breath taking views and landscape. The Guide has interesting stories about the region in connection with the maasai community. Relax in the beautiful gardens, which are maintained by their wildlife visitors – the lawns are trimmed by the hippo and zebra that graze here; the trees are pruned by giraffe; and the colobus monkeys enjoy breaking off the dead wood. More than 200 species of birds have been recorded in and around Elsamere. Cruising on Lake Naivasha. When you'll spot many species of waterfowl and brilliantly coloured kingfishers. (Lake Naivasha is home to the largest waterfowl population in Kenya).

A great experience to learn deeply about the Black and White rhino both Northern and Southern White rhino. Get to see both the common and gravy Zebra. Great views of Mt. Kenya on central Kenya.

Get to Experience home of the world’s last remaining two northern white rhinos, chimpanzees, elephants, big cats, endangered giraffes, a sanctuary for 105 critically endangered black rhinos and ascend tracks of Kenya's highest mountain

Ol Pejeta conservancy is set between Mt Kenya and Aberdare Ranges and is cut across by Equator line. Africa’s most iconic species hunt, graze, breed and fight for survival on the plains of Ol Pejeta every day, in an ecosystem that has the highest densities of wildlife in Kenya outside of the Maasai Mara. We will be involved in game drives both morning and afternoon and amazing lion tracking. In the conservancy, we have the Sweet waters chimpanzee sanctuary. It provides refuge to orphaned and abused chimpanzees from West and Central Africa. Over the last decade, Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary has been compelled to keep accepting chimpanzees rescued from traumatic situations.

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. On this trip you will get to see these three rhinos and another 105 free raoming in the conservancy. you will get to see kenyas only chimpazees and get a guided walk in the sanctuary. you will wrap up your visit by going to see baraka a blind rhino and get to fee her. The same day evening you will start climbing to mount kenya to the fist point and the following day have a half day climb before heading back to Nairobi

A day tour to Ol Pejeta Conservancy is more than just a wildlife adventure; it's a transformative experience that will leave you with a newfound appreciation for the beauty and fragility of the natural world. So, pack your sense of wonder and embark on a journey that will touch your soul and ignite your passion for conservation. Book your experience now and let Ol Pejeta Conservancy awaken your senses to the wonders of Africa.

Visit the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary and the largest black rhino conservancy in East Africa on a full-day tour from Nairobi that includes hotel pickup and drop-off, entrance fees, and an afternoon game drive through the Old Pejeta Conservancy. Learn about chimpanzee rescue and rehabilitation, spot Big Five game, then visit a replica of a traditional Kenyan homestead to learn about local culture

Embark on a full-day adventure to Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a renowned wildlife sanctuary combining rich biodiversity and conservation efforts. This tour includes a stop at the equator in Nanyuki, adding a unique experience to your journey.

Experience the best of African wildlife safari, plenty wildlife to be spotted during your unlimited game drives, stunning natural attractions, ideal to spot good game, enjoy diverse culture of the Samburu and Masai, join them in their colourful songs and dance, above all a great chance to participate in various wildlife conservation and protections projects, take part and make a change!!

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is home to the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino – black, southern white, and northern white), as well as cheetah and wild dog. There are endangered Grévy’s zebra and Jackson’s hartebeest in the 283-hectare Endangered Species Enclosure, which is also where the last northern white rhinos live. Birders can look out for around 300 bird species. Unusually for a safari area, you might also see the conservancy’s Boran cattle herds.

This tour takes you to Mt Kenya region. Mt Kenya is the highest mountain in Kenya and is well visible early in the morning. Along the road are coffee plantations. Ol pejeta conservancy is a private wildlife reserve famous for endangered species like the white rhino and chimpanzees. It is one of the best wildlife protection centers with maximum security to avert poaching.

Being a day trip and yet you will see a lot especially the rare 2 remaining Northern White Rhinoceros in the World.

We have guaranteed daily departures for this tour. It instills historical significance and architectural beauty. We take pride in our guests Knowledgeable driver guides. Local guidance and interactions. . Well organized tours. Convenient for family and kids. Readily available assistance from all times

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 David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust - world's most successful elephant rescue program!
Learn about Giraffe Centre's work conserving endangered Rothschild's giraffes.
Gain deep insights into wildlife conservation challenges and solutions.
Your visit supports conservation efforts through entrance fees and awareness.
Tours visiting David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust learning about elephant rescue and conservation.
Tours to Giraffe Centre learning about giraffe conservation and rehabilitation.
Full-day tours combining multiple conservation centers and initiatives.
Educational tours emphasizing conservation education and wildlife protection.
Standard conservation tours: 3-4 hours visiting conservation centers. Extended tours: 4-5 hours with multiple sites.
Visit elephant orphanage, Giraffe Centre, and other wildlife conservation organizations.
Learn about conservation challenges, solutions, and wildlife protection initiatives.
See rescued and rehabilitated animals and learn about their stories.
Understand how conservation organizations protect Kenya's wildlife and habitats.
Excellent opportunities to photograph conservation work and rescued animals.
Elephant orphanage has specific visiting hours - book accordingly
Giraffe Centre allows hand-feeding - unique conservation experience
Entrance fees support conservation - your visit helps wildlife
Educational tours inspiring - learn about conservation challenges
Bring camera - conservation work and animals provide excellent photos
Conservation tours family-friendly - educational for children
Combine with wildlife tours for complete conservation understanding
Consider supporting conservation through donations or adoption programs
A: Nairobi home to world-renowned conservation organizations including David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (elephant orphanage - rescues and raises orphaned baby elephants, world's most successful program), Giraffe Centre (conserves endangered Rothschild's giraffes, allows hand-feeding), Nairobi Animal Orphanage (rescues and rehabilitates various wildlife), and other conservation initiatives! Each center focuses on different species and conservation challenges. All important for wildlife protection. Tours visit these centers showcasing conservation work. Essential for understanding Kenya's conservation efforts. Educational and inspiring experiences!
A: Standard conservation tours: $70-110 per person including transport, guide, and entrance fees. Comprehensive conservation tours: $100-150 per person. Elephant orphanage tours: $65-95 per person. Private conservation tours: $120-200 per person. Prices typically include transport, guide, and entrance fees. Entrance fees support conservation - your visit helps wildlife. Some tours include additional conservation experiences. Book through reputable operators. Tours excellent value for educational conservation experiences. Supporting conservation through visits!
A: David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is world's most successful elephant orphan rescue program! Established in 1977. Rescues and raises orphaned baby elephants (orphaned by poaching, human-wildlife conflict, natural causes). Visitors can watch baby elephants during feeding and playtime (specific visiting hours, usually 11 AM). Baby elephants incredibly cute and playful. Educational experience about elephant conservation and threats. Entrance fee supports conservation. Very popular - arrive early. Limited visiting hours. Incredible experience seeing conservation in action. Must-visit for conservation awareness!
A: Giraffe Centre dedicated to conserving endangered Rothschild's giraffes through breeding programs and education! Established to protect this endangered subspecies. Visitors can hand-feed giraffes and learn about conservation. Breeding program successful. Educational center teaches about giraffe conservation and threats. Entrance fee supports conservation. Interactive experience - hand-feeding unforgettable. Educational and conservation-focused. Important for giraffe conservation. Great way to support and learn about conservation!
A: Basic conservation tours: 3-4 hours visiting key conservation centers like elephant orphanage and Giraffe Centre. Comprehensive conservation tours: 4-5 hours with multiple centers and extended learning. Most visitors find half-day tours (3-4 hours) perfect for conservation experience. Tours flexible - can extend for more learning. Allow adequate time for each center - educational content fascinating. Pace allows time for learning and appreciation. Tours structured for educational experience!
A: Comfortable, casual clothing suitable for walking and outdoor areas! Comfortable walking shoes essential - walking at conservation centers. Light layers as temperatures vary. Practical, comfortable clothing most important. Camera essential - excellent photo opportunities. Comfortable footwear most important - you'll be walking. Dress for outdoor conservation centers. Practical and comfortable clothing best. Prepare for walking and outdoor activities!
A: Absolutely! Conservation tours perfect for families - educational and engaging for children! Children love seeing baby elephants, hand-feeding giraffes, and learning about animals. Educational experience teaches children about conservation. Family-friendly activities. Some tours designed specifically for families. Children learn valuable lessons about wildlife protection. Perfect for families wanting educational experience. Many families find conservation tours highlight of Nairobi visit. Educational and entertaining for all ages!
A: Yes! Your visit supports conservation in multiple ways! Entrance fees go directly to conservation organizations supporting their work. Some tours include information about adoption programs (adopt baby elephants or giraffes). Donations possible at conservation centers. Your visit raises awareness and funds. Many visitors choose to support through adoption programs or donations. Conservation centers rely on visitor support. Essential way to contribute to wildlife protection. Your visit makes difference!
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