• Lake Nakuru National Park - Lake Nakuru is a shallow, alkaline lake located in the Great Rift Valley. Established in 1960 as a bird sanctuary, the park is a prominent destination for ornithologists and researchers, boasting 450 bird species and approximately 30 endangered white rhinos. A few black rhinos can also be spotted.
  The park is home to the largest forest of yellow acacia and giant Euphorbia trees. Notably, the rare and endangered Rothschild giraffe was introduced to this park after being relocated from the Soy Plains of Eldoret in 1974.
  The most remarkable attraction is the presence of over one and a half million greater and lesser flamingos, creating a stunning pink spectacle along the lake’s edges. The lake’s natural abundance of blue-green algae serves as the primary food source for the flamingos.
  Visitors can also enjoy breathtaking views of the lake from Baboon Cliff, the park’s highest point. Other wildlife includes large herds of buffaloes, Defassa waterbuck, impalas, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelles, lions, baboons, cheetahs, elands, leopards, spotted hyenas, black and white colobus monkeys, common zebras, genets, and more. Game viewing is relatively straightforward.

• Private transportation
• English-speaking guide
• Park entrance fees included
• Bottled water provided

• Food and drinks
• Extra activities
• Tips and gratuities

Lake Nakuru is renowned for its flamingo population, with an estimated count of 1.5 million birds. It’s a delight to observe them feasting along the lake’s shores, creating a vibrant hue of pink.

. Indulge in the sight of vast congregations of herbivores such as Rhinos, Warthogs, Buffaloes, Waterbucks, Gazelles, Baboons, Zebras, and the unique Rothschild Giraffe gracing the periphery of the lake.

. Experience thrilling encounters with Africa’s leading predators including Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs, Hyenas, Jackals, and the rare Serval cat.

. Discover a plethora of bird species, comprising both migratory and endemic species. Approximately 400 varied species have been identified in this park.

. Soak in the park’s captivating landscapes and rich vegetation featuring a yellow Acacia forest, Euphorbia cacti, Savannah grasslands, roaring hills, craggy cliffs, and notable waterfalls.

. Relax at the ‘Baboon Cliff’, the highest point in the park, and explore the panoramic vistas of the park.

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