Where Orphaned Elephants Find Hope—and So Do We.
Overview
Nestled at the edge of Nairobi National Park, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (SWT) is one of Africa’s most respected wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organizations. Best known for its pioneering work in rescuing and raising orphaned elephants and rhinos, SWT offers visitors a rare and touching glimpse into the heart of wildlife conservation.
At Wild Worldwide Trailblazers, we offer guided visits to this sanctuary, where you’ll witness firsthand the deep bond between rescued animals and their dedicated keepers.
Best Time to Visit Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
- Daily Public Visiting Hours:
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM, by advance booking only.
(This is the baby elephants’ mud bath and feeding time—don’t miss it!) - All Year Round:
Open every day except December 25th. Nairobi’s mild climate means you can visit comfortably in any season. - Let Wild Worldwide Trailblazers take you beyond the safari—to the soul of conservation. A visit to the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust isn’t just a stop—it’s a story of love, loss, healing, and hope.
Why Visit Sheldrick Wildlife Trust?
- Meet Baby Elephants: Watch them play, feed, and interact during the daily public viewing session—an unforgettable experience for all ages.
- Support Conservation: Your visit helps fund rescue missions, anti-poaching patrols, and habitat protection for Kenya’s vulnerable wildlife.
- Adopt an Elephant: Symbolically foster an orphan and receive monthly updates on its growth and journey back to the wild.
- • Easily Accessible: Just 30 minutes from Nairobi’s city center or airport—ideal for day trips or layover tours.