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Ol Jogi
OL JOGI is one of the most remarkable private wildlife conservancies in Africa
Photographer credit: Durston Saylor
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Male Lion Brothers
Ol Jogi has Big Five sightings (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino), plus cheetah, hyena, Oryx, impala and eland, along with a diverse array of birdlife
Photographer credit: Jamie Gaymer
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Ol Jogi Pool
Ol Jogi’s pool and spa offer the perfect contrast to a day of adventure in the bush
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
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Canyon
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Photographer credit: Stevie Mann
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
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Nanyuki River
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Ol Jogi Swimming Pool
Pool at night
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Ol Jogi Swimming Pool
Swimming pool
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Ol Jogi Swimming Pool
Pool under the moon
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Male lion
Photographer credit: Jamie Gaymer
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Reticulated Giraffe
Photographer credit: Sacha Specker
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Hornbill
Photographer credit: Sacha Specker
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Elephant in the Skopje
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Leopard
Photographer credit: Johnnie Cross
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Wild dog
Wild dogs
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Photographer credit: Jamie Gaymer
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Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy
Reticulated Giraffe
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Bar
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Canine Demonstration
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Canyon Walk
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Canyon
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Cinema Room
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Community
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Conservation
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Elephant interaction
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Fitness Centre
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Games Room
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Gerenuk
Photographer credit: Sacha Specker
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Giraffes (in a line)
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Guided Walks
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Hammam
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Helicopter Excursions
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Hide
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Hide
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Horse Riding
Photographer credit: Sacha Specker
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Ol Jogi Landscape
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Leopard sightings
Photographer credit: Joe Wahome
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Library
Photographer credit: Sacha Specker
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Lion
Photographer credit: Joe Wahome
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Massage Room
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Mbogo Master Suite Bathroom
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Mbogo Master Suite Living Room
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Mbogo Office
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Mbogo Veranda
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Bush Dinner
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Wildlife Rescue Centre
Photographer credit: Jamie Gaymer
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Ol Jogi Bloodhound Canine Team
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Cheetah pair
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Ol Jogi Rhino
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Ol Jogi Swimming Pool
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Scenic Flights
Photographer credit: Johnnie Cross
OL JOGI is one of the most remarkable private wildlife conservancies in Africa. Family-owned for over 40 years, it is a safe haven for the preservation and future development of Wildlife Conservation. Comprising 58,000 acres (270km2) of unspoiled wildlife habitat in the Laikipia District of Kenya, the landscape startles and is unique in its diversity within Kenya.
Ol Jogi provides guests with a tailored experience where each of their individual requests and preferences are seamlessly met. As wonderful and indulging as is Ol Jogi’s home, the real treasure lies in the untouched nature, the wildlife that unfolds before your eyes, and the freedom to do anything you wish within this magical setting.
Ol Jogi becomes your own exclusive home where your adventures are only limited by your imagination. As a family, we also understand what children enjoy and are happy to ensure that their holiday experiences match that of their parents.
Simba and Mbogo are situated next door to each other and located a one-minute walk from the Main House and veranda.
Each large suite is air-conditioned and contains a king bed (one suite has a four-poster bed), wood-burning fireplace, two bathrooms and two dressing rooms.
Mbogo has an office and also an offset room, which can be used as an additional children’s room if required. While each suite has its own entrance, they share a living room with another wood-burning fireplace and an expansive veranda overlooking the waterhole.
Swara and Gerenuk are situated next door to each other and are located a two-minute walk from the Main House and veranda.
Each large suite contains a king bed, wood-burning fireplace, two bathrooms and two dressing rooms.
Swara has a separate living room with a pull out sofa bed and both share a veranda overlooking the waterhole. room with another wood-burning fireplace and an expansive veranda overlooking the waterhole.
Chui is situated next door to Impala and Tandala and is located a half-minute walk from the Main House and veranda.
Cheetah contains a king bed, two bathrooms, two dressing rooms and living room with a pull out sofa that can be converted into a bed for a child.
Impala and Tandala do not overlook the waterhole.
Impala and Tandala are situated next door to Chui and are located a half-minute walk from the Main House and veranda.
Impala contains a king bed, two bathrooms and two dressing rooms. Tandala contains two ship’s full size single bunk beds, which will enchant any child.
Impala and Tandala do not overlook the waterhole.
Patas and Sykes are situated within a wall-enclosed garden that harbors a Seychelles Giant Tortoise. They are located a two-minute walk from the Main House and veranda.
Patas contains a king bed, which can be converted into two twins if preferred, a bathroom with shower and tub, and a dressing room. Sykes contains a king bed, a bathroom and dressing room. Both suites sit on either side of a living room that has a sofa, dining table and a kitchen, making them perfect for families with smaller children.
Patas and Sykes do not have direct views over the waterhole.
