Ol Choro Oiroua Conservancy is a peaceful and wildlife-rich haven on the northern edge of the Masai Mara. Covering around 6,250 acres, it blends conservation and community in perfect harmony. Unlike crowded parks, it offers serene game drives, immersive experiences, and incredible biodiversity. As a community conservancy, it is owned and managed by local Maasai families. This gives it authenticity, purpose, and heart.
The conservancy borders Mara North and Enonkishu, creating a vital wildlife corridor. Its landscape includes savannahs, riverine woodlands, and scenic hills. Wildlife thrives here in a natural and undisturbed setting. Ol Choro Oiroua Conservancy invites guests to explore slowly, deeply, and meaningfully—far from the usual tourist routes.
This conservancy plays a vital role in Kenya’s conservation story. It connects wildlife habitats while uplifting the Maasai community. By supporting the Ol Choro Oiroua community conservancy, guests help protect nature and culture in equal measure.
The conservancy operates on a model that balances livestock grazing, eco-tourism, and wildlife protection. It’s part of a larger network within the Greater Mara Ecosystem. This makes it essential for elephant migration and predator territory.
Ol Choro Oiroua, Kenya, isn’t just a destination—it’s a working model of community-led conservation. It protects land, provides jobs, and supports local schools. Every visit contributes to this powerful mission.
Ol Choro Oiroua Conservancy hosts incredible wildlife in a peaceful, uncrowded setting. The conservancy lies in a key corridor for animals moving between Masai Mara and nearby conservancies. Its diverse terrain supports a wide range of species.
You’ll spot:
The birdlife is exceptional, with over 250 species including:
Whether you’re on a morning game drive or a quiet evening safari, Ol Choro wildlife will leave you amazed. The guides track with skill, and every drive offers new surprises. It’s the perfect place for authentic wildlife encounters without the crowds.
There are many things to do in Ol Choro, whether you’re a nature enthusiast or a curious explorer.
Every activity is guided by locals who know the land intimately.
The journey to Mara Ol Choro Oiroua from Nairobi is easy and scenic. You can fly into the nearby Mara North or Ngerende airstrip in about an hour. From there, a short transfer takes you directly to the conservancy.
Alternatively, a road trip from Nairobi offers a more adventurous route. The drive takes six to seven hours through the Great Rift Valley. Along the way, enjoy stops for photos, snacks, or views of Lake Naivasha.
Whether by air or road, the trip to Ol Choro is part of the experience.
You can visit Ol Choro all year, but some months are better for certain experiences. The best time to visit Olchorro is from July to October, when the plains are dry and wildlife is easier to find. This also aligns with the wildebeest migration in nearby areas.
From November to March, the landscape turns green and birdlife becomes more active. This is ideal for photographers and those seeking solitude. April to June may bring rains, but fewer guests mean more personalized safaris.
No matter the season, Ol Choro offers beauty, peace, and wildlife in abundance.
| Visitor Type | Conservancy Fee (Per Day) |
|---|---|
| Kenyan Citizens | KES 1,500 |
| Kenyan Residents | KES 2,500 |
| Non-Residents | USD 100 |
| Children (All) | 50% of the adult rate |
Ol Choro Oiroua conservancy fees support rangers, education, habitat restoration, and local projects. Your visit makes a direct difference.
There are several excellent accommodations at Mara Ol Choro Oiroua that suit different styles and budgets.
All options include guided safaris, cultural interactions, and warm hospitality. Sleep to the sounds of nature and wake to Mara’s magic.
Explore Ol Choro Oiroua with Wild Sights Safaris and discover a safari that feels both personal and powerful. Travel in custom Olchorro 4×4 safari jeeps with expert guides who share the land’s stories and secrets. Whether it’s your first safari or your tenth, this place always surprises.
We tailor every trip—solo getaways, family safaris, or private experiences—with care and local knowledge. Our Ol Choro guided safaris ensure you see more, learn more, and feel more.
This isn’t just travel. It’s a connection to land, wildlife, and people that stays with you long after you’ve gone.
