Duration
2 Days / 1 Night

2 Days / 1 Night
Big Five wildlife, rhino conservation, and a guided safari through Kenya's central highlands.
Duration
2 Days / 1 Night
Destination
Ol Pejeta Conservancy
Accommodation
Maisha Sweetwaters Camp
Group Price
From USD 920
Ol Pejeta Conservancy combines wildlife viewing with active conservation in Kenya's central highlands. The conservancy is home to the Big Five and is especially significant for rhino conservation.
It is also home to the last two northern white rhinos on earth, alongside black rhinos, elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, and other wildlife.
This 2-day, 1-night safari includes full-board accommodation at Maisha Sweetwaters Camp, private 4x4 transport, a professional guide, park fees, and Nairobi transfers.
Your safari begins with an early morning departure from Nairobi at approximately 7:00 AM.
Travel through Kenya's central highlands toward the Nanyuki area. Along the route, enjoy views of farmland, highland scenery, and Mount Kenya when weather conditions permit.
Proceed to Maisha Sweetwaters Camp for check-in and lunch. Settle into your tented accommodation and prepare for the afternoon safari.
Enter Ol Pejeta Conservancy for an afternoon game drive across open plains and woodland habitats. Search for elephants, lions, buffaloes, black rhinos, leopards, giraffes, zebras, hartebeest, impala, cheetahs, hyenas, and birdlife.
Return to Maisha Sweetwaters Camp for dinner and an overnight stay in the Laikipia region.
Accommodation: Maisha Sweetwaters Camp
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
Begin the morning with breakfast at Maisha Sweetwaters Camp.
Check out and begin the return journey through the central highlands toward Nairobi.
Arrive in Nairobi for your agreed hotel or airport transfer, concluding the 2-day Ol Pejeta safari.
Meals: Breakfast
Your overnight stay is at Maisha Sweetwaters Camp in the Laikipia region. The package includes full-board accommodation, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner according to the itinerary.
Ol Pejeta combines Big Five safari experiences with some of Kenya's most important rhino conservation work.
Ol Pejeta is home to the last two northern white rhinos on earth, making the conservancy one of the most significant rhino conservation destinations in the world.
The conservancy is an important sanctuary for black rhinos, providing opportunities to observe this endangered species during guided game drives.
Lions occur throughout the conservancy and may be encountered resting, moving through the grasslands, or tracking prey.
Elephant herds move across the open plains and woodland habitats of the conservancy.
Cape buffalo are regularly encountered in the conservancy, often in groups around grazing areas and water sources.
Leopards are present but naturally more elusive. Woodland and mixed habitat provide suitable cover for these solitary cats.
Additional Wildlife
Giraffes, Zebras, Hartebeest, Impala, Cheetahs, Hyenas, Grevy's zebras, Birdlife across the conservancy.
Dry Season
Drier conditions generally make wildlife easier to locate as animals concentrate around available water sources and vegetation becomes thinner.
Short Dry Period
Warm and generally dry conditions provide another strong period for game viewing and photography.
Short Rains
Short rains bring greener scenery and seasonal changes across the conservancy while wildlife viewing remains possible.
Long Rains
The wetter season produces lush landscapes and changing road conditions. Wildlife can become more dispersed as water becomes widely available.
The journey travels north from Nairobi through Kenya's central highlands toward Nanyuki and Ol Pejeta Conservancy. Along the route, the landscape changes from Nairobi's urban surroundings to farmland and highland scenery.
Mount Kenya may be visible along the journey when weather conditions permit.
Your safari is managed by a locally based team from the initial Nairobi pickup through the return journey.
Ol Pejeta combines classic Big Five game viewing with some of Kenya’s most important rhino conservation work.
Accommodation, guide services, private 4x4 transport, park fees, meals, and Nairobi transfers are included in the package.
Contact Danil Scenic Tours with your travel dates and group size to arrange the safari format that suits your trip.
The group price starts from USD 920 per person. Contact us with your travel dates and group size for confirmed availability and the final quote.
The package runs for 2 days and 1 night, with accommodation at Maisha Sweetwaters Camp.
All five Big Five species occur in the Ol Pejeta ecosystem, but wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. Your guide will use local knowledge and game-drive conditions to maximise viewing opportunities.
Ol Pejeta is home to the last two northern white rhinos on earth. Access and viewing arrangements depend on the conservancy activities available during your visit.
The safari travels north from Nairobi through the central Kenya highlands toward the Nanyuki and Ol Pejeta area. Travel time depends on road and traffic conditions.
Yes. Additional Ol Pejeta activities can be discussed when booking. Optional experiences may involve additional fees and availability requirements.
Yes. Much of the wildlife viewing takes place from the safari vehicle, making the itinerary suitable for many families. Share any specific family or mobility requirements when booking.
Yes. Contact Danil Scenic Tours with your dates so available private or shared arrangements can be discussed.
Continue exploring individual destinations or compare complete Kenya safari packages.
Ol Pejeta Group Price
From USD 920
Contact us with your dates and group size for confirmed availability and pricing.

Experience Big Five wildlife, rhino conservation, and a night at Maisha Sweetwaters Camp on this 2-day safari from Nairobi.
Group Price: From USD 920 per person