Expert-led game drives in the early morning and late afternoon take you directly into this extraordinarily biodiverse habitat. Rhinos are the stars of the show (and among the easiest to spot), but Ol Pejeta is also home to a tremendous variety of species, large and small. There is also the opportunity to venture out after dark on night game drives in search of nocturnal species, such as the aardvark, white-tailed mongoose, zorilla (striped polecat) and bat-eared fox.

Ol Pejeta has a worldwide reputation for its rhinoceros-conservation and translocation initiatives. Don’t miss the opportunity to get up close and personal with the last two northern white rhinos on earth, Najin and Fatu, and learn about their incredible story. Very comfortable around humans, the pair (and the southern white females with which they share their private enclosure) are known to approach vehicles for some unforgettable encounters.

Nothing quickens the senses quite like a stroll in the African wilderness. And because Tambarare Camp is located within a private conservancy, guided walks are not merely possible but strongly recommended.

The careful monitoring of Ol Pejeta’s lion population is an ongoing project; guests at Tambarare can accompany rangers and actively help protect these big cats.

This ace canine anti-poaching team is an essential part of Ol Pejeta’s conservation efforts. Join the dogs and their handlers for a unique sniff of adventure.

Ol Pejeta Conservancy aims positively to impact the surrounding communities through education, agriculture and livestock enterprise. Visit the local communities and see the work the conservancy undertakes in health care services, sustainable energy and community enterprise initiatives, first hand.

For fitness and adventure fans, there is no better way to train than on a three to four-mile running route across the Ol Pejeta plains. This is a rare activity in the bush, so make the most of it while you can.