Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy — Local services in Nyeri

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Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy is a serene haven under the majestic foothills of Mt. Kenya, just 10km from Nanyuki town. The friendly animals offer an unforgettable experience as you can even feed them, but only with food provided by the staff, ensuring their safety. The staff is incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable. Getting there is easy, with taxis costing 1,000-1,200 Ksh for a round trip or bodaboda for 800 Ksh. The entrance fee of 1,000 Ksh for citizens is worth it for a close encounter with nature. Highly recommended!

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If you're looking for a peaceful escape close to nature, Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy is the place to be. Located just 10km from Nanyuki town, this serene park lets you interact with friendly animals under the careful supervision of the staff. Feeding the animals with staff-provided food is an amazing experience. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, making your visit even better. Access is convenient, with taxis (1,000-1,200 Ksh return) or bodaboda (800 Ksh return). The 1,000 Ksh entrance fee for citizens is reasonable for the experience.

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Mount Kenya Wildlife Conservancy offers a perfect blend of serenity and adventure. Situated 10km from Nanyuki, this park allows you to feed and interact with friendly animals, strictly under the supervision of the helpful staff, who ensure animal safety. Getting there is easy, with taxis (1,000-1,200 Ksh) or bodaboda (800 Ksh) for a round trip. The 1,000 Ksh entrance fee for citizens is absolutely worth it. Whether you're a nature lover or just want a relaxing day out, this is the...

My wife and I volunteered at MKWC for a week. It was a great experience. The best time of our month long trip to Kenya (and we witnessed Mara river crossing). Being with the animals, caring for them, cleaning after them, feed preparations, feeding the infants, observing their behaviour and ultimately, hoping that they would make their way back to the wild. Also, they do some great, outstanding, beyond words work with the Mountain Bongo. Saving a species from extinction. Staff, rangers, everyone is so friendly, hard working, organized.

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Don't miss it! This place is really impressing. You will come super close to all kinds of animals which live there together peacefully. Non-residents pay 2000KES , Residents 1000KES (by far the fairest prices we got as tourists all over kenya - in other places they would charge you 10x more as a tourist).Our guide Timothy is a great person who really found his passion with the work. We learned a lot this day and would recommend you to visit the place and support the project! In all our 3 months East Africa trip that was...