Description

Kitale Nature Conservancy is located within Kitale Municipality, on the Kitale-Lodwar road on the Western part of Kenya and is situated on the intersection of the Western and North Rift tourism circuit strategically between the emerging cross border tourism between Uganda and Kenya
The Kitale Nature Conservancy region is bound by Mt Elgon on the West and Cherangani hills to the east. The grasslands and woodlands that were once the home of wildlife species such as Kongoni, Sitatunga, Bongo, Black Rhino, elephants, Reed Buck and Rothschild giraffes were wiped out through direct hunting and eventual loss of habitat.

Our mission has been reviving & restoring the original habitat and conserving the remaining dotted indigenous plants and animals

Park entrance fees

• Citizens Kshs. 200 Students, Pupils Children above 2 years, Kshs. 100
• Non-Citizen USD 10 
• Researchers Local Reseachers Kshs 1500 per day
• International Researchers USD 50 per day
• Team buiding General Kshs. 500 per person per day
• Tour Guides General Free for a group of over ten people & Kshs. 500 per hour for less than ten people.
• Conference Halls Main hall Kshs. 500 per hour (when a meal is ordered for the participants) and Kshs. 700 per hour (when no meal is ordered).
• Mini hall/Caves Kshs. 300 per hour (when a meal is ordered for the participants) and Kshs. 500 per hour (when no meal is ordered).
• Fishing road Per person per day Kshs. 100
• Tents Two-man tent Kshs. 750 per day
• Four-man tent Kshs. 1500 per day
• Camping ground Per day Kshs. 500
• Horse riding per ride per head Kshs. 100

Rules & Regulations

Respect the privacy of the wildlife, this is their habitat. Beware of the animals, they are wild and can be unpredictable. Don't crowd the animals or make sudden noises or movements.

Wildlife & Birds

Title	Conservation Status
African elephant	Vulnerable
Black rhinoceros	Critically Endangered
Sitatunga	Least Concern
Bongo	Near Threatened
Masai Giraffe	Least Concern

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