Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy

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This National Park is Located in

Kenya

Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy, located in northern Kenya, is a community-owned reserve encompassing the Mathews Range. It serves as a critical refuge for various wildlife species, including reticulated giraffes, gerenuks, leopards, African wild dogs, and lions. The conservancy also hosts rare species like the De Brazza colobus monkey and the endangered cycad, Encephalartos tegulaneus.

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Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy Park Entry Fee

Specific entry fees for Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy are not widely published and may vary. It’s advisable to contact the conservancy directly or consult with your tour operator for the most current information. Generally, conservancy fees contribute to community development and conservation efforts.

Best Time to Visit Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy

Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy experiences different seasons that affect wildlife viewing, accessibility, and the overall safari experience. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the best times to visit:

Low Season

(April to June)

Characterized by long rains, this season sees fewer tourists, leading to a more serene experience. Some lodges may offer reduced rates during this time. Be aware that travel can be more challenging due to wet conditions, and some roads may become difficult to navigate.

High Season

(October to November)

These months mark the short rainy season. While there’s a chance of rain, wildlife remains abundant, and the landscape is lush. Tourist numbers are moderate, providing a balanced experience.

Peak Season

(July to September)

This period coincides with the dry season, offering optimal wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources. The weather is generally cool and comfortable. However, it’s also the busiest time, so accommodations may be pricier and more crowded.

How to get to Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy

By Road

From Nairobi, drive north towards Isiolo, then proceed to Archers Post. From there, follow the A2 road towards Wamba. The conservancy is accessible via dirt roads from Wamba. A 4×4 vehicle is recommended due to varying road conditions.

By Air

Charter flights are available from Nairobi to nearby airstrips such as Sarara or Kalama, which serve the conservancy. This option offers a quicker and more direct route.

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