Discover Meru National Park
Discover Meru National Park with Cheetah Safaris. One of the last standing wild and untouched or unexplored destinations in Kenya. Among the many national parks in Kenya, Meru stands out as one of the wildest and offers an authentic wildlife safari.
It is positioned on the North-eastern part of Nairobi 350kms away, and extends to cover 870sq.kms of land area. Meru National Park’s landscape is characterized by grassland, jungles, rivers, swamps, and termite-created mounds.
Why Meru National Park is the best location for safaris
This diverse vegetation type is, of course, home to an incredible variety of animals. As part of your tour with Cheetah Safaris, you can see the Big Five, including Elephants and Buffalo, as well as a range of species of snakes and birds.
At its peak, the highest area of Meru is within the Nyambeni Hills, which are a whopping 2500 meters above sea level, and the entire park spans out across 870 sq. Km. Thirteen rivers cut through the National Park and meander through the incredible landscape. See Meru National Park for yourself with Cheetah Safaris. If you’re interested in booking a safari with Cheetah Safaris, take a look at our Kenya Safari packages.
What is Meru National Park Entry Fees?
| | Citizen | Resident | Non-Resident |
| Adults KSH | Child KSH | Adult KSH | Child KSH | Adult USD | Child USD |
| ┬а800 | ┬а500 | ┬а 1100 | 675 | ┬а70 | 40 |
MODE OF PAYMENT:┬аThrough Ecitizen┬а┬а(https://kws.ecitizen.go.ke/) via┬аM-Pesa, Visa Card, RTGS ,Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
What is the Best Time to Visit Meru National Park?
Dry Season (June to September): This is the best period for wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources.
Wet Season (October to May): The park is lush and green, offering beautiful landscapes and excellent bird watching. However, some roads may become muddy and challenging to navigate through.
Low Season
March to May; November
These are the wettest months of the year, with heavy rains making some roads difficult to navigate. Visitor numbers are low, offering a more secluded experience. The park is lush and green, making it ideal for birdwatching and photography, but wildlife spotting may be harder due to dense vegetation
High Season
June to October
This is the dry season, with excellent conditions for wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources. The weather is pleasant, and roads are more accessible. Visitor numbers are moderate, and itтАЩs a great time to explore the park without large crowds.
Peak Season
December to February
This is the busiest time, as the dry weather coincides with holidays. Wildlife is easier to spot, and the scenery is stunning with clear skies. Accommodations tend to fill up quickly, so advance bookings are recommended.
How do you Get to Meru National Park?
By Road: Meru National Park is about 350 kilometers from Nairobi, making the journey approximately 6 to 7 hours by road. The roads are generally in good condition, though a 4WD vehicle is recommended, especially during the wet season.
By Air: There are scheduled and charter flights to Kinna Airstrip near the park, with a flight time of about an hour from Nairobi.
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