Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
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Under our Conservation Education Program, groups of students and school children can arrange private daytime visits to our Wildlife Rescue Centre where they will learn about wildlife conservation, rescue and rehabilitation. Visitors can see our monkey enclosures, cheetah pen, elephant house, aviary and hippo pools.
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Bidule05
France1,904 contributions
Apr 2022 • Friends
In April 2022, we visited Ol Jogi conservancy.
The landscape is very fine and varied with a wonderful red dazzling canyon.
We also visited:
- the animal orphanage. We saw white rhinos, cheetahs, African wild dogs, many colourful birds
- the center of patrol dogs against poaching
We Highy recommend to visit Ol Jogi conservancy!!!
The landscape is very fine and varied with a wonderful red dazzling canyon.
We also visited:
- the animal orphanage. We saw white rhinos, cheetahs, African wild dogs, many colourful birds
- the center of patrol dogs against poaching
We Highy recommend to visit Ol Jogi conservancy!!!
Written May 30, 2022
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Sino Africa Safari
Nairobi, Kenya70 contributions
May 2020
We booked our tour in advance to the Rescue Centre. It takes about 6 hours drive from Nairobi, it's quite far but worth to visit. You will meet the African elephant just 1 meter from you. You will see the bear, lions, chetah, rhino, and lot of anmials in the conservancy. Worth to visit!
Written April 10, 2021
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Denis M Gitonga
Nairobi, Kenya135 contributions
Apr 2019
Just a few hrs drive from Nanyuki. amazing sceneries of the Canyons. Opportunity to see both wild and tamed animals. No game drives though. I recommend for those who want to visit something that feels more of a zoo. We saw two wild rhinos and a couple of Giraffes
Written September 19, 2019
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Kelvincheskimzion
Kisumu, Kenya35 contributions
Jul 2018 • Friends
I couldn't stop wonder how large the park was as from the minute we entered the main entry gate off Rumuruti Road. I loved your strategic location of your offices and towers for ensure security at all major positions. How can I forget the wise trained big elephant i cant recall his name who played as a drum under careful instructions from his instructor! I cant really recall what title this great elephant upheld. Cant forget you big caged lions and the beautiful sceneries. Oooh, and thanks coz its here I got to meet the white scientific lab rats and got the oppotunity to let him lay himself on me. We cant stop love the experience. This dates back around 7 yrs ago. I can still rate them 5 star because of the good management I left there. Kudos
Written December 6, 2018
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kelvin k
Nairobi, Kenya17 contributions
Sept 2014 • Friends
i visited ol jogi back in 2006 while in primary school i just wanna go back to see the bear and the trained elephants.
Written August 18, 2015
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Daphne
Broome, Australia32 contributions
Sept 2014 • Couples
Amazing countryside and wonderful game. We were taken around by the very knowledgeable and very handsome Jamie Gaymer.
Written November 4, 2014
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wilzmuriithi
Nairobi, Kenya104 contributions
Mar 2015 • Friends
I had the privilege to visit Ol-Jogi some years back and i can say i have never seen that much wildlife in an orphanage.Lions,elephants,cheetahs,leopards,black panther,rhinos,bear,monkeys, owls, toucans, parrots etc
The owners and staff have done a wonderful job maintaining this place and keeping the wildlife safe and well looked after.
The owners and staff have done a wonderful job maintaining this place and keeping the wildlife safe and well looked after.
Written February 22, 2016
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georgestut
29 contributions
Sept 2014 • Business
We were lucky to have a tour here. I was most impressed with the rangers/staff who related to the animals on such a personal basis. They told great stories. This is a wonderful resource for Kenyans, particularly school children.
Written August 25, 2015
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Cheeriop
Finland471 contributions
Mar 2015 • Business
We visited Ol Jogi with primary school children (three trips). Absolutely fantastic experience for all parties involved. The guides and rangers were very friendly and professional. Ol Jogi offers once in a lifetime experiences to Kenyan children by the school tours. Thank you very much!
Written June 18, 2015
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mugoeddie
Nairobi, Kenya7 contributions
Apr 2014 • Friends
Its very nice how the wildlife is conserved in this place including the bear.
That bear really EATS!!
I thank the Education Officer(Mr. Joseph Kimani) for being an excellent host and sharing the vast knowledge he has about wildlife and the environment.
Keep it up Ol Jogi wildlife conservancy
That bear really EATS!!
I thank the Education Officer(Mr. Joseph Kimani) for being an excellent host and sharing the vast knowledge he has about wildlife and the environment.
Keep it up Ol Jogi wildlife conservancy
Written May 1, 2014
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How much is the park fees?, can one get a resident guide from the facility? How much is accomodation?
Written November 12, 2019
I haven't been to the hotel in the conservancy but it must be good, it's very exclusive. Book before you go there.
Written August 5, 2019
Hello Ol Jogi I am planning on coming to see animals and be around nature, my question is there any fee on entering Ol Jogi conservancy and how much is it. In short is there any activities that requires fees while in the park? Thanks
Written July 20, 2019
Hi, if you want to see lots of animals, especially the big 5, try masai mara. In OlJogi conservancy you are likely to see rhinos and elephants and small game like zebras, antelope. There's also a small enclosed zoo with cheetahs, lions etc. There's a fee at Oljogi but am not sure about the fee for foreigners. Please call beforehand, it helps
Written July 20, 2019
My wife, brother and I built the tennis court back in +/- 1990. I would love to visit again as a paying guest or to resurface the court!
Whom do I contact? The manager of the Ranch??
Thank you,
Bruce Bauer
Agile Courts Construction
tel. 305-428-3761 or 268-460-4447
bauerb@candw.ag
Written March 13, 2017
Hallo Sir/madam
How much do you a group of church youth about 25 of them
Chris
Written July 28, 2018
We saw everything in three hours except cats.
Written March 26, 2017
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