
wildlife safaris.
Laikipia is a top safari destination offering diverse and exciting wildlife experiences. Whether you’re visiting Ol Pejeta Conservancy to see the last two northern white rhinos and meet Baraka, the blind black rhino, exploring Mount Kenya National Park’s lush landscapes and spotting unique wildlife, or enjoying the dramatic scenery and animal sightings in the Aberdares, each park in Laikipia delivers a distinct adventure and a chance to engage with Africa’s stunning wildlife.
OL PEJETA CONSERVANCY
Ol Pejeta is a renowned wildlife sanctuary with great chances to see elefants, buffalo, giraffe, lions and most of the other big game of Kenya. it is the home of the last two northern white rhinos on the planet and also offers the rare opportunity to pet and feed the blind black rhino Baraka. Approximately 40 min drive from Kilima Gardens.









SOLIO GAME RESERVE
Solio was established in 1970 to protect black rhinos from rampant poaching. Today, Solio offers a protected 19,000-acre sanctuary for both black and white rhinos aiding their recovery around Kenya. It is not uncommon with a sighting of up to 40 rhinos at a time. We love it for the untamed beauty with yellow fever acacia forests and wetlands - a paradise for bird watching. Approximately 20 min drive from Kilima Gardens.



LOLLDAIGA HILLS RANCH
Lolldaiga Hills Ranch is a 49,000-acre cattle ranch and wildlife conservancy featuring stunning views of Mount Kenya and the Aberdares from folding hills. The ranch's ancient landscape includes protected cedar forests, open grasslands, and wooded valleys. Visits are by pre-booking and pre-payment only; please contact bookings@lolldaiga.com for reservations. Approx. 1 hour drive from Kilima Gardens.




SAMBURU NATIONAL PARK and BUFFULO SPRINGS
Samburu National Park is a renowned wildlife destination offering excellent opportunities to see elephants, buffalo, giraffe, lions, and other iconic Kenyan wildlife. Known for its unique environment, the park is home to rare species such as the Grevy’s zebra and Somali ostrich. Visitors can enjoy thrilling game drives and immerse themselves in the park’s stunning landscapes. It’s about a 2,5 hour drive from Kilima Gardens.




