Ol Pejeta Conservancy, located in Laikipia, Kenya, offers visitors a unique wildlife experience paired with meaningful conservation work. From Big Five game viewing and visiting the world’s last two northern white rhinos to immersive conservation experiences, here’s what you need to know about planning your visit, including entry fees, experiences, and accommodations.
🧾 1. Daily Entrance Fees
Category
EA Citizen
EA Resident
Non-Resident
Adult
KES 2,000
KES 3,500
$110
Child (3–11 yrs)
KES 1,000
KES 1,750
$55
Student
KES 500
KES 500
$32
✅ Entry is valid for 24 hours for overnight guests, or single-entry for day trippers.
🚸 Children under 3 enter free.
🪪 Proof of citizenship or residency is required at entry (ID, passport, work permit).
🚗 2. Vehicle Entry Fees
Vehicle Type
Entry Fee (KES)
Up to 6 seats
KES 1,000
7–12 seats
KES 5,000
15+ seats
KES 12,000
School Bus (Weekday)
KES 5,000
School Bus (Weekend)
KES 10,000
🎓 3. Student Group Policy
Must pre-book for discounted rates.
Group size: Minimum 10 students, with 2 teachers free per group.
Must present a letter from a recognized institution.
Guide available for school groups at KES 2,500.
Walk-in groups without booking will pay full rates.
Want to understand the typical cost of an Ol Pejeta safari (1 to 3 days) with activities?
Ol Pejeta is defined by two unique experiences: visiting the last two northern white rhinos on Earth (a functionally extinct, visually distinct subspecies) and the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, the only place in Kenya to see rescued chimpanzees in a guided, conservation setting.
Because of this, safari costs are usually built as: game drives plus these two premium conservation activities, with optional add-ons like lion tracking or night drives.
To see real 1–3 day budget examples, use our Cost of an Ol Pejeta Safari guide, which shows typical prices when both the rhino and chimpanzee experiences are included.
