Laikipia

Located in the former Rift Valley Province, Laikipia is a county renowned for its wilderness, which amazes nature lovers.
You can explore the Ol Pejeta Nature Reserve. This protected area of about 360 km² is the sanctuary of the last two northern white rhinos. It is also the only place in Kenya where it is ►

Things to do and see - Laikipia

Enjoy game drives and guided walks to see wildlife species

Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Experience wildlife conservation efforts of diverse ecosystems

Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy

Join safaris and bushwalks in a wildlife sanctuary

Ol Jogi Wildlife Conservancy

Have a picnic near a waterfall and enjoy the natural beauty

Thompson Falls

Take in stunning views and gain cultural insights

Equator Marker, Nanyuki

Enjoy thrilling wildlife encounters and learn about conservation

Lewa Wildlife Conservancy

Visit a town ideal for getaway excursions and retreats

Nanyuki

Embrace the thrilling challenge of scaling the dramatic peaks

Mount Kenya

Embark on a camel trek to explore Laikipia’s drylands

Laikipia Plateau

Engage in game drives, walking safaris, horse riding, and biking

Loisaba Conservancy

FAQ - Laikipia

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What to see near Laikipia County ?
Mount Kenya is one of the best destinations near Laikipia County. This mountain is about 5199 m high and is the second-highest mountain in Africa. Every year, it attracts adventurers who want to enjoy the unique panorama offered by its summit. The Masai Mara National Reserve is one of Kenya's major tourist attractions. It is the refuge of several species of animals.
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What are the visible tribes in Laikipia County ?
The Maasai are one of the visible tribes in Laikipia County. This semi-nomadic warrior people is known for their red adornment and clothing. The Samburu also live in Laikipia County. Often confused with the Maasai, these people eat mainly cow's blood, sometimes combined with milk.