One of Kenya’s most popular parks, Lake Nakuru National Park, offers spectacular game view driving, with sightings of the big 5 game and a large shallow lake attracting flocks of flamingos and other birdlife. Their unique vegetation gives them the biggest euphorbia forest in Africa, with viewpoints including Lion Hill, Baboon Cliff, and Out of Africa.
A Beautiful Wildlife Haven – Lake Nakuru National Park
On the floor of the Great Rift Valley, the escarpment is dotted with wooded and bushy grassland amid a wide ecological diversity. Expect to see black and white rhinos, leopards, lions, and around 450 species of birdlife during your safari, the ideal place to visit if you are eager to see these beautiful creatures in the wild.
It’s home to thousands of the greater and lesser flamingos, that visit Lake Nakuru National Park for food, and mating. Makalia Falls, which feeds Lake Nakuru, is visiting the famous landmark of Lake Nakuru. Amazing sighting of nature around the lake.
Why Go on safari in Lake Nakuru National Park
Did you know that ‘Amboseli’ translates into the language of the Masai which means ‘salty dust’? This area is perfect for spotting large herds of elephants, zebra, dik-dik, and well over six hundred species of bird. Amboseli National Park is renowned for being one of the best places to get up close and personal with a range of wildlife including elephants.
Covering both Kenya and Tanzania, the Amboseli National Park is over 151 square miles long and isn’t just home to an amazing array of games. The Masai people call Amboseli home and meeting them is an experience in itself.
