Overview

Visits to Mpala Ranch and Conservancy provide a rare chance to see wildlife conservation initiatives in action, interact with regional residents, and support sustainable practices. To ensure a seamless and responsible trip, it is advised to make travel arrangements through authorized tour operators or to make reservations for lodging in advance.

Tour Highlights

• Conservation of Wildlife: The Mpala Ranch protects a variety of wildlife species, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, buffalo, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and various bird species. The conservancy’s main goal is to safeguard these species and keep them in tact so they can survive and prosper in their natural environments.
• Education and Research: Mpala is famous for being a hub for scientific education and research. It works in partnership with numerous regional and global organizations, housing researchers and scientists that investigate various facets of wildlife, ecology, and land management. The conservancy also supports educational initiatives, inviting visitors and giving them access to instructive first-hand experiences.
• Accommodations and Activities: Mpala provides upscale lodging for those wishing to participate in the conservancy’s wildlife- and conservation-related activities. It offers upscale lodges and campsites where visitors can partake in game drives, escorted nature hikes, birding, and cultural excursions to neighboring villages.
• Landscape & Scenic Beauty: Mpala Ranch and Conservancy has beautiful landscapes, including open grasslands, acacia trees, riverine forests, and rocky outcrops. Wildlife observation and nature photography are made more interesting by the beautiful surroundings.
• Ewaso Ng’iro River: The Ewaso Ng’iro River, which flows through Mpala, is an important source of water for both local inhabitants and animals. It sustains a varied ecology that draws a range of animal species. Visitors to Mpala may have the chance to go fishing or canoeing in addition to admiring the beauty of the river and its environs.