This article focuses on Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy entrance fees. Ol Jogi is a 58,000-acre private conservancy located in Laikipia County. It was established in 1980 to preserve critically endangered species.
Ol Jogi has a stunningly diverse wildlife population. It is home to the largest population of critically endangered Grevy’s Zebra, more than 100 rhinos, and the Big 5.
While in Ol Jogi, you can do a game drive, guided bush walks, explore canyons, visit the rhino orphanage and the wildlife rescue centre, tour their state-of-the-art veterinary clinic, witness veterinary interventions, visit the Twala Cultural Center, visit habituated elephants, rock scrambling, fishing, horseback riding, camping, abseiling, ride quad bikes, stargazing, visit Ol Jogi Primary School, visit goat milking and organic small scale farmstead, walk with habituated baboons, experience magical sundowners in the bush, and much more!
Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy Entrance Fees
a) Adults/ Teachers
| Category | Charges |
| Citizens | Ksh 800 |
| Kenyan Residents & British Army | Ksh 2,000 |
| Non – Residents | US$ 60 |
b) Students
| Category | Charges |
| Citizens | Ksh 250 |
| Kenyan Residents & British Army | Ksh 1,000 |
| Non – Residents | US$ 25 |
c) Children in Non-School Groups
| Category | Charges |
| Citizens | Ksh 350 |
| Kenyan Residents & British Army | Ksh 1,500 |
| Non – Residents | US$ 40 |
Vehicle Charges
| Capacity | Schools | Others (Churches) |
| Less Than 6 | Free | 1,000 |
| 6 -14 | 1,200 | 2,500 |
| 15 – 25 | 2,000 | 4,500 |
| More Than 25 | 3,000 | 6,500 |
Note:
- You are advised to arrive at Ol Jogi no later than 10.30 am.
- Arrivals after 5.30 pm will not be granted access. The latest recommended departure time is 6.00 pm.
Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy Contacts
Phone: 062 2038000, 0722 560 131, 0722 512 823
Email: wildlife@oljogi.org / info@oljogi.org
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