Rates for our non-Kenya resident guests: From 1st January 2010 – end December 2011: Package rate per person per night is $410, full board, all-inclusive of drinks, and transfers to/from Nanyuki airstrip and listed activities. Plus: Conservation fees of: $80 per adult, $55 per child (under 12) for Ol Pejeta Conservancy. Please contact us directly regarding groups who would like to use the camp exclusively, or for special rates for larger groups who may need extra tents.

Excluding: General tips for staff (recommended standard rate of $10 per guest per night, entirely at the guests' discretion, NB cash USD notes must be dated 2004 or later); specially requested imported alcohol; road transfers to other camps/lodges in the area; special visits to the Northern White Rhinos; self-drive game drives in our classic Landcruisers.

Rates for Kenya residents: Please email us with your request for self-drive and package rates and availability.

From February 2007, OPC has become the largest rhino sanctuary outside of South Africa. Covering nearly 100,000 acres on the Equator in Kenya’s Laikipia region, it has the highest ratio of game-to-area of any park or reserve in Kenya. Rare breeds on the conservancy include 80 Black rhino, 9 white rhino, the extremely rare Grevy’s zebra and Jackson’s Hartebeest, which all feed with a fluctuating population of lion, elephant, buffalo, cheetah, leopard and plains game in full view of Mount Kenya.

The Ol Pejeta Boran stud breeds the famous Boran beef cattle, of which they have approximately 6,500, along with a small herd of the remarkable Ugandan Ankole cattle, which has unusually spectacular horns (and are usually more photographed than the wildlife!)

Working closely with the local communities, OPC funds projects such as schools and clinics from fundraising initiatives such as the ‘Cricket in the Wild’ tournament, usually in September.

• Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is open all year except during the rains in April-May, and November.
• Easy access: 45-minute schedule flights to Nanyuki from Nairobi
• 45-minute drive to the Ol Pejeta Conservancy gate
• There are direct flights Nairobi-Nanyuki, and also direct to/from the Masai Mara from Nanyuki
• Guests can charter in directly to Kamok, the Ol Pejeta Conservancy private airstrip

Laundry: Laundry is done daily, weather permitting, and ironed with a charcoal-fuelled iron.

Phone Contact: There is a good phone signal across Ol Pejeta Conservancy, sometimes a bit patchy in camp (fine for text messages). We aim to provide wi-fi internet access from July 2010.

Arrival/Departure: Transfers to/from the Nanyuki airstrip are included which is about 40 minutes drive from the main gate; guests can also charter directly into Kamok, the Ol Pejeta airstrip, weather permitting.

Insurance/Disclaimer: You will be required to sign a disclaimer on arrival, which will include your insurance details. Comprehensive travel/medical insurance which includes medical evacuation is mandatory; trip cancellation insurance is also strongly advised (volcanoes! etc). Please ensure that any special cameras etc are adequately covered; we would like to know your policy details when you arrive so that we have them on hand in case of an emergency.

Visas: Are available when you arrive in Nairobi at immigration (forms are sometimes handed out on the plane before landing), and usually cost around $50/£30, though you can get them before travelling.

Vaccinations/Malaria Prevention: Please see your doctor regarding the currently recommended vaccinations (eg hepatitis, typhoid, etc). Malaria is unusual at this altitude but may be contracted at other locations during your safari. Malarone is recommended for Kenya.

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