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Overview
Solio Ranch or Solio Game Reserve is a privately-owned wildlife conservancy situated in Kenya's Central Province. The ranch is a fenced, exclusive ensured region intended for rhino preservation. It has a significant influence on the security and breeding of black rhinos in Kenya. The little park is in a real sense brimming with rhinos and an assortment of other safari animals have been presented also.
Pros & Cons
- An opportunity to help an amazing initiative for the rhino breeding program
- Fantastic photograph chances of black and white rhino
- Dazzling perspectives on Mount Kenya
- One of the most lavish cabins in Kenya
- Very small reserve with small game-drive circuit
- Unnatural number of rhinos and collaborations among black and white rhino
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Wildlife & Animals
The rhino is an individual from the 'Big Five Animals', which are a key tourist attraction in Solio Game Reserve; other wildlife incorporates the buffalo, zebra, giraffe and fields game like eland, oryx, impala, waterbuck, Thompson's gazelle and warthog. Predators like lions, cheetahs and leopards are either occupants or pass through routinely.
Wildlife Highlights
The area sold for resettlement contained various wildlife species including Lelwel hartebeest (an uncommon and interesting animal variety in the District), plains zebra, impala, Thomson's gazelle, oryx, and eland. White rhinos meander around the green fields. Although normally in little family gatherings of three to four individuals, herds up to 15 can be experienced here. Black rhinos, generally exceptionally timid, can be seen strolling nonchalantly in the open also. Sometimes the two species even hang out together in blended gatherings.
Best Time for Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife viewing in Solio can be experienced all year round due to the little size of the closed reserve. Rainfall can meddle with your game drives, and your overall happiness regarding the climate, so the best and ideal time for visiting is from July to September and January to March. Solio Lodge is shut in November.
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Birds
Around 350 bird species have been recorded in the Solio Game reserve with many north Kenya specials. There has been little exploration done on bird species and populaces nearby, so there may be more species present. Solio Ranch isn't actually set up as a birding objective, yet private game drives and guided walks can be organized.
Best Time for Birding
Solio is a bird watcher's delight the entire year. The best time for birders is from November to April when the migrants from Europe and North Africa can be seen. This partly coincides with the Wet season, when many species in breeding plumage are nesting. Solio Lodge is closed in November.
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Best Time to Visit – Solio Game Reserve
Wildlife viewing in Solio can be experienced all year round due to the little size of the closed reserve. Rainfall can meddle with your game drives, and your overall happiness regarding the climate, so the best and ideal time for visiting is from July to September and January to March. Solio Lodge is shut in November.
June to September (Dry Season)
- Rarely gets hot, Most of the time it's sunny & dry
- Roads are in good condition compared to other parks
- Only one lodge is there in the park and it never gets busy
- The sky is hazy and the scenery isn’t as pretty
- High-season rates apply
October to May (Wet Season)
- Low-season rates might apply
- Newborn animals can be spotted
- The scenery is beautiful and at its most lush
- Rain in April and May will sometimes come in between your planned activities
- Roads become sloppy and difficult to travel
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