Colobus Conservation

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A non-profit organization focused on protecting the endangered Angolan colobus monkey and local coastal forest habitats.

a hands-on primate rescue and forest sanctuary located just off the beach in Diani, Kenya. Instead of a commercial zoo, it is an authentic eco-center where you can take a 45-minute guided tour to see orphaned and recovering monkeys—including the striking, black-and-white Angolan Colobus—and learn how the center saves them from local traffic using clever overhead "colobridges." It is an educational, 1-to-2-hour stopover that directly supports coastal wildlife preservation. Visitor Category Adult Fee (Ages 12+) Child Fee (Ages 7–11) Non-Citizen Tourists KES 1,000 (~$7.50 USD) KES 500 (~$3.75 USD) Kenya Residents (with Permit/Alien ID) KES 750 KES 350 Kenyan Citizens KES 250 KES 100 Note: Entry is entirely free for children under 6 years old. Essential Payment & Booking Tips • Go Cashless: The sanctuary has fully transitioned to cashless payments. You will need to settle your entry fees using official mobile money (like M-Pesa) or local bank cards at the site entrance. • Inclusions: Your ticket cost completely covers the 45-to-60 minute guided tour of the center, access to the educational info hub, and a view of the active recovery enclosures. Because it is a non-profit trust, 100% of these ticket proceeds go directly toward buying materials for the rope canopy bridges, treating injured wildlife, and funding community education.

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