Rhino country to big cats
Ol Pejeta & Masai Mara Safari
See conservation up close at Ol Pejeta — home to the world's last northern white rhinos — then experience the legendary wildlife of the Masai Mara.
Day by day
Your journey at a glance
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Day 1
Arrive in Nairobi
Private transfer and a comfortable first night.
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Day 2
Ol Pejeta
Transfer or fly to Ol Pejeta and an afternoon game drive.
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Day 3
Ol Pejeta full day
Rhino sanctuary visit, chimpanzee sanctuary and big-cat viewing.
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Day 4
Ol Pejeta to the Masai Mara
Fly to the Mara and settle into camp for an evening drive.
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Day 5
Mara full day
Extended private drives tracking the Mara's predators.
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Day 6
Mara at leisure
Bush breakfast, optional balloon safari and a final sundowner.
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Day 7
Depart Kenya
Fly to Nairobi for your international departure.
Why this journey
Conservation and classic safari
Ol Pejeta is a leading private conservancy and the last refuge of the northern white rhino. Its sanctuaries give travellers a rare insight into frontline conservation.
The Masai Mara then supplies the quintessential safari drama, making this a journey with both meaning and spectacle.
- Rhino and chimpanzee sanctuaries at Ol Pejeta
- World-class predator viewing in the Mara
- Private guiding throughout
- A safari with a genuine conservation focus
The detail
What's included
Included
- Private safari guide and 4x4 vehicle throughout
- Handpicked luxury camps and lodges
- Internal bush flights between regions
- Park, conservancy and concession fees
- Full-board meals as per itinerary
- All airport and airstrip transfers
- Drinking water in the safari vehicle
- Emergency evacuation cover
Not included
- International flights and visas
- Travel and medical insurance
- Premium wines, spirits and champagne
- Optional balloon safari and spa treatments
- Gratuities for guides and camp staff
- Items of a personal nature
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know
What is Ol Pejeta known for?
It is East Africa's largest black-rhino sanctuary and home to the last two northern white rhinos, alongside a chimpanzee sanctuary.
Is Ol Pejeta suitable for children?
Very — the sanctuaries and conservation activities are engaging and educational for families.
How do we get to Ol Pejeta?
By road from Nairobi or by light aircraft; we arrange whichever suits your itinerary.
Can we combine this with the coast?
Yes, we can add Diani or Watamu for a beach finale.
Start planning
Design your private Kenya safari
Tell us your dates, your interests and how you like to travel. A Kenya-based specialist will craft a tailor-made itinerary around you — with no obligation.
