Ol Jogi

Ol Jogi has eleven bedrooms within eight cottages. Each is individually designed, so room character and arrangement vary rather than following one standard category. The cottage collection is booked for one group, with shared facilities around the main home. Bedroom allocation should reflect the party’s mix of couples, children and generations, particularly where proximity matters. Larger or alternative arrangements require a specific proposal rather than an assumed extra-room count.

Game drives, guided walks and canyon exploration reveal the conservancy’s landscape. Visits to the veterinary clinic, wildlife rescue centre and conservation teams can explain the work behind wildlife protection, subject to operational needs. At home there are tennis, gym, pool, spa and games facilities, as well as the viewing tunnel. Helicopter excursions, riding and other specialist activities are arranged separately, with availability and costs agreed in advance.

Exclusive use allows a family group to share the home while allocating cottages to different generations. The eleven bedrooms have individual layouts, so proximity and supervision need planning. Conservation experiences and outdoor activities should be matched to children’s ages and the guide’s advice.

Ol Jogi deserves a stay long enough to enjoy both the conservancy and the house. It can stand alone as a private Laikipia retreat or combine with the Mara for different wildlife landscapes. Begin with the group size and bedroom plan, then select conservation visits and activities around shared interests.