Excursión de día completo a Ol Pejeta Conservancy y Chimpanzee Sanctuary desde Nairobi





Descripción
Visite el Santuario de Chimpancés Sweetwaters y experimente un safari para ver los "Cinco Grandes" de África (rinocerontes negros, leopardos, elefantes, búfalos y leones en peligro) dentro de Ol Pejeta Conservancy, en este pequeño grupo, excursión de un día desde Nairobi.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Salga de su céntrico hotel de Nairobi alrededor de las 6 a.m. para un paseo matutino de tres horas y media a través de exuberantes fincas de té y café. La primera parada de este tour en grupo pequeño es en el Santuario de chimpancés Sweetwaters. Establecido por un acuerdo entre Ol Pejeta Conservancy, el Servicio de Vida Silvestre de Kenia y el Instituto Jane Goodall, el Santuario de chimpancés Sweetwaters ofrece un refugio de por vida a los chimpancés huérfanos y maltratados de África occidental y central. El santuario cuenta actualmente con más de 30 chimpancés residentes en recintos naturales. Durante su visita, aprenderá sobre los chimpancés residentes y tendrá la oportunidad de detectarlos a medida que se acerca a una plataforma de alimentación. A continuación, disfrutará de un recorrido por las llanuras abiertas de la cercana Ol Pejeta Conservancy. La reserva es el hogar de jirafas reticuladas, cebras, elefantes africanos, búfalos, jabalíes, leones, leopardos y muchos, muchos más, incluidas más de 500 especies de aves. El almuerzo (a su propio costo) se servirá en uno de los refugios en el santuario del juego. Después, visitará una granja de rinocerontes y un manyatta, una réplica de una granja tribal tradicional de Kenia. Allí, tendrás la oportunidad de probar la cultura de los Maasai, Pokot, Turkana y Samburu, ya que los hombres y mujeres del pueblo te invitan a sus hogares, venden productos tradicionales, muestran sus danzas rituales y te presentan su estilo de vida. El recorrido concluye alrededor de las 6:30 pm con un regreso a su alojamiento en el área de Nairobi.
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Recogida disponible en Airbnb y apartamentos privados en Nairobi
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- No es recomendable para embarazadas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(12)
We had a super time as we had our own car booked form Nairobi of Cosmic Safari and they drivers were super knowledgable David and Abu both were excellent.
We visited the Ol Pejeta Conservancy over the weekend and had an excellent experience, thanks to our driver, Harun. He was punctual, reliable, and highly familiar with the route, which made the journey smooth and stress-free. Throughout the trip, he drove safely and offered helpful insights about the conservancy and the wildlife, adding real value to the visit. His friendly attitude and good communication also created a comfortable atmosphere during the entire ride. I would highly recommend Harun’s service, and I would gladly choose him again for future trips.
We signed up for what was described as the Olpeta Conservancy and last 2 Northern Rhino Tour but had to pay an extra $70 per adult to have a one on one with the last 2 northern rhinos. Other than that, it was well worth it as our driver, Stephen Mutuku, was outstanding in every way, esp. driving and navigating the 4 hour each way drive. It was a 12 hour day but we got to have a safari drive and saw a lot of animals and also visited the Chimpanzee Sanctuary. Everything was well presented. The one on one with the 2 northern rhinos was very moving as with one of the caretakers who has been with them since they arrived in 2009 from Czechoslovia. We also had a 1:1 with Baraka, the black rhino with acquired blindness as a result of a fight. If you have the time and money, this tour is worth it for what is possibly a once in a lifetime experience. Well done.
This was a good but not great tour. First, the drive was much longer than stated, at 4 1/2 hours each way, meaning 9 hours of driving round trip. And while the roads themselves are generally decent, there are constant speed bumps, meaning taking a nap is not possible. Second, my main reason for going was for the chimpanzee sanctuary and Stephen, the driver/guide, took me there around noon. That's close to when the chimps are fed lunch, so the chimps were not out to be seen. I only was able to see one chimp. But on the positive side, I was able to see a huge number of rhinos, including a trio of them that was followed by a hippo like the hippo was part of the family. That was fun to watch. I also saw a large number of lions and a lot of other animals.
This tour was absolutely incredible from start to finish. My driver for the day, Dafton, arrived early to my hotel and was very professional. He was knowledgeable and a safe driver while navigating the Nairobi streets. He confidently and confidently navigated Ol Pejeta Reserve and created a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I saw dozens of animals, including elephant, lion, buffalo, zebra, warthog, chimpanzee, and more. The highlight was getting the opportunity to pet and feed Baraka, a black rhino! Thank you for a wonderful day and a wonderful tour, Dafton!
Thank you Emily for sharing your experience with us about the Ol pejeta Reserve. Anyone looking for a Safari to Ol Pejeta has a reliable source of experience to rely on. Thank you Dafton for offering han in hand experience.
I would definitely recommend this experience - my guide, Kelvin, was really great and taught me a lot about what we saw on our trip to Ol Pejeta. Kelvin knew I was really excited about the rhinos, so made sure we saw as many rhinos as possible - it was a long drive for a day trip for Nairobi, but he went above and beyond to make sure that it was a fun day that exceeded my expectations!
Our guide was Simon who was terrific. Getting to see the last two northern white female rhinos up close and personal. Our guide at the sanctuary was Joseph who was in the picture that was on the front page of National Geographic magazine in 2018 kissing Satan the last northern white male that had died. Joseph spent a lot of time with us going into all the details. Simon spent 14.5 hours with us explaining and driving in the crazy Kenya traffic.
Thank you Roy for giving us an opportunity to serve both of you and taking your time leaving an awesome review. We are indeed grateful you had an amazing day out with our guides Simon and Joseph. We look forward to meeting and serving you again in the near future. Regards
Great tour, Bonnie was a great guide, very knowledgeable. You don’t see that many Chimpanzees unless you pay the extra for the ‘behind the scenes’ of course I had travelled 4 hours so I paid the extra and did the feeding with the Chimpanzees which was totally worth the money!
Ol Pejeta was everything the reviews said it would be. The abundance of wildlife, the guides and the park itself are all anyone could hope for on a one day safari. The drive is a little farther than 3 and a half hours, more like 4 and a half but well worth it to get out of Nairobi for a day and really see Kenya. I imagine most reading the reviews wonder what animals there is a chance to experience, in short everything you could imagine except for a cheetah and everything is up close, like 20 feet away from the vehicle so no need for binoculars. Really a great day that I would recommend to anyone.
Thank you William for a nice review of Ol Pajeta . For sure the one day safari is worth having it.
I had done safari in Tanzania and seen most of the wild life so I wasnt looking for a full safari when I visted Kenya. However, Ol Pejeta got my attention because it could be done in 1 day trip from Nairobi and offered a chance to see Rhino and Chimpanzee that I had not see before. My Pick up was ready on time. After about 3.5 hrs drive we arrived at Ol Pejeta and did a game drive where I saw a number of animals and some rare rescued Rhinos which completed my Big 5. My guide/driver kept telling me about what we saw. However, by the time we went to see Chimpanzees at around noon it was Chimpanzee's lunch time and they were away from the viewing. I was disappointed with this. Although I understand that wild life has no time-table and can not be for sure. But my understanding is in the sanctuary it must be a fixed time to give lunch to the animals, so instead of taking me for a game drive first, I may have been brought to the chimpanzee sanctuary first. Also, upon arriving I was first given a 10-15 min briefing by a resident guide which was helpful but if they knew that chimpanzees will be away for lunch soon, I should have been shown chimpanzees first and then briefed. I wish they can plan this better in terms of timing and to make sure that the visitors get to see everything they can. I could not even get a clear picture of a Chimpanzee, Felt a bit disappointed for a long day trip and still not able to see something that I wanted to, due to lack of planning, This tour is worth it if you are fine with a long drive and a quick safari, that I was looking for.



