Ol Lentille Conservancy

Ol Lentille Conservancy, a 14,500-acre game sanctuary, is one of the most beautiful sceneries that lies approximately 75 kilometers north of Mount Kenya. This private conservancy is enclosed within the Kijabe Group Ranch and cooperates closely with the community to protect the abundant wildlife in this area. Among the rocky outcrops, klipspringers jump with elegance, while hyenas are always on the lookout, awaiting their next meal. The keen eye may spot a leopard way high in the trees, or even the greater kudu that majestically strides through the bush. This conservancy is also home to wild dogs, which are so rare; it is a gem of a place for wildlife enthusiasts.

Equally impressive is the landscape: rolling hills clothed in acacia and wild-olive, fig, and fever trees lining the sandy riverbeds. This is in graphic contrast to the golden savannah with greenery that makes a dynamic backdrop for exploration. On good days, there is a visible view that stretches to Mt. Kenya, Matthews Mountains, and Karisia Hills sight not easily erased from memory.

Ol Lentille is something more than a haven for wildlife; it’s a statement of sustainable conservation. It is in this interaction and mutual benefit between the conservancy and the local community that the environment and people profit. From the possibility of seeing elusive game to breathtaking sceneries, Ol Lentille Conservancy provides an unparalleled experience for those seeking adventure, tranquility, and a deeper connection to nature.