Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary
📍 Naivasha, Nakuru
Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary is a private conservancy located on the shores of Lake Naivasha. It is committed to conservation and provides a high-quality, controlled environment for viewing rare wildlife, including Grevy's zebras, rhinos, and diverse plains game.
- Location
- Naivasha, Nakuru
- Type
- Conservancy
- Status
- Open
- Typical Visit
- Half Day
- Booking
- Advance booking required
- Main Access
- Road
Visitor Information at a Glance
- Official Name
- Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary
- Alternative Names
- Oserian Wildlife Sanctuary
- Attraction Type
- Conservancy
- County
- Nakuru
- Nearest Town
- Naivasha
- Ownership
- Private
- Significance
- County
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially Accessible
- Visit Duration
- Half Day
- Couples
- Photographers
Why Visit Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuary
Ideal for guests seeking a private, exclusive, and high-quality game-viewing experience in the Naivasha area, with the added benefit of night drives.
Exclusive game drives, rhino and Grevy’s zebra sightings, and stunning rift valley sunsets.
History and Significance
History
Established by the Oserian Development Company as part of their environmental commitment to regional conservation.
Significance
Vital for maintaining biodiversity corridors in the Lake Naivasha region and supporting endangered species breeding.
Things to Do
Guided game drives are mandatory.
Wildlife and Natural Environment
- Lake
- Savannah
- Freshwater
- Woodland
- Grassland
Home to rhinos, Grevy’s zebras, and numerous plains species.
Strong focus on breeding and protecting endangered species.
Opening Hours and Booking
- Advance Booking
- Required
- Walk-ins
- Not confirmed
- Lead Time
- 24_hours
How to Get There
- Main Access
- Road
- Road Surface
- Paved
- Road Condition
- Good
- 4WD Required
- Not confirmed
- Public Transport
- Not confirmed
- Parking
- Available
- Nearest Air Access
- Naivasha Airstrip
- Distance from Nairobi
- 100 km
Accessible by road through the Oserian area.
Facilities and Visitor Services
- Toilets
- Guides
- Parking
- Payments: Cash, M-Pesa, Card
Well-managed conservation facilities.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
- Partially Accessible
Game drive vehicles provide the primary means of exploration.
- Couples
- Photographers
Best Time to Visit
- Best Months
- January, February, June, July, August, September
Rules and Safety
- General Safety Level
- Low Risk
Visitor Rules
Strict adherence to conservancy vehicle and wildlife guidelines.
Safety Information
Managed environment; follow all guide instructions during drives.
Photography and Drone Policy
Photography permitted.