Olare Motorogi Conservancy

The Olare Motorogi Conservancy is a stunning 33,000-acre haven of outstanding ecological importance and natural beauty, located on the borders of the iconic Masai Mara National Reserve. This is a conservancy with a variety of habitats that is unparalleled. From the tranquil valleys of the Olare Orok and Ntiakitiak rivers with their healthy riverine forests, the dramatic Ntiakitiak Gorge, up to the 12-kilometer escarpment fringed with expansive acacia woodlands, the scenery is as captivating as it is varied.

Olare Motorogi has gained a reputation as one of the best year-round wildlife-viewing destinations in East Africa. This Conservancy is among the densest populations of big cats on the continent, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs, making this destination a dream for any serious wildlife enthusiast and photographer. The birdwatcher will be in awe of the more than 300 species that call this area home, with 50 raptor species soaring overhead. This vibrant ecosystem ensures that every game drive begins the moment you step outside, offering an immersive wildlife experience at every turn.

Exclusivity and sustainability mark Olare Motorogi with fundamental hallmarks. The exacting standards of quality, coupled with a strict policy on the density of vehicles, guarantee a chance for intimacy and tranquility in every safari. This actually enhances the sense of adventure while minimizing the impact on the environment to ensure the long-term preservation of this remarkable ecosystem.