Electric Vehicle Safari in Kenya

After breakfast, your guide will meet you and accompany you to Ol Pejeta Conservancy in the heart of Laikipia County. This region is a pioneer in wildlife conservation. It is home to the two remaining northern white rhinos on the planet, and a number of endangered animals, that are protected around the clock by dedicated rangers. Here, you will stay at the eco-friendly Ol Pejeta Bush Camp. During your stay, you can explore the wildlife-rich area on game drives in electric safari vehicles as well as on foot alongside a qualified tracker. You can enjoy horse riding, cycling, and guided runs across the Ol Pejeta Plains in the predator-free area. For clients with a keen interest in conservation, you can join the research team in the field, as well as visit the Endangered Species Enclosure and Canine Anti-Poaching Unit.

After exhilarating days exploring Kenya’s wilderness, you can enjoy the camp’s culinary delights where ingredients are ethically sourced from a local women’s co-op and local farms.

Wake up and enjoy a refreshing breakfast at camp. Your guide will meet you and transfer you to the nearby Nanyuki Airstrip for your charter flight to Keekorok Airstrip. On touch down, you will be accompanied to Entumoto Safari Camp, a private luxury camp located on the southern border of Kenya’s iconic Masai Mara Game Reserve. Your tented canvas suite is decked out with all the creature comforts you might need during your stay, including a private verandah where wildlife can be seen passing by the camp. Your time at Entumoto can be spent exploring both the Mara and the unfenced private conservancy on daily game drives and guided nature walks. If you are traveling in and around July, you’ll stand a chance of getting closer to the Great Wildebeest Migration than ever before in a silent electric safari vehicle.