Rimoi National Reserve
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Rimoi National Reserve
Rimoi National Reserve - Kenya - Best Tourist Guide
Rimoi National Reserve is a protected area in the Kerio Valley along the escarpment of the Great Rift Valley. The 66 square kilometers (25 sq mi) reserve was created in 1983 and is managed by the Kenya Wildlife Service. The reserve is on the west side of the Kerio River, while the Lake Kamnarok National Reserve is on the east side. The reserve has beautiful scenery, prolific birdlife, and a camping site in the bush beside Lake Kamnarok.
The isolated Kerio Valley lies between the Cherangani Hills and the Tugen Hills with the Elgeyo Escarpment rising more than 1,830 meters (6,000ft) above the valley in places. The valley is 4,000 feet (1,200m) deep. It has semi-tropical vegetation on the slopes, while the floor of the valley is covered by dry thorn bush.
The most comfortable time of the year is in July and August when the rains have ended and the temperatures are not excessive. Gazettement of the conservation area was done to protect wildlife from rampant poaching which was going on at the time. A fence was also put up to address human-wildlife conflicts in Rimoi National Reserve.
Why Go on safari in Rimoi National Reserve
It provides unique geological scenery & biodiversity and is one of the few protected areas within the spectacular Kerio Valley. The main attractions are the groups of elephants, Culture, and scenery of the Kerio Valley.
Rimoi National Reserve has earth and gravel road networks which make for an adventurous outing. You may be rewarded by coming across not only elephants but various predators such as Leopard as well as grazers, especially the gravy zebra, giraffe, impala, nocturnal mammals, and hundreds of bird species.
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Best Time To Visit Rimoi National Reserve
When to Visit Rimoi National Reserve for safaris
Generally, Kenya is best to visit in the dry-season months of July – October when the parks are dry and wildlife viewing is dramatic, easy, and action-packed.
LOW SEASON:
1st April to June 15th and 15th Nov to 15th Dec
If you are looking for an intimate exclusive safari but affordable Kenya Safari, this is the best time to visit.
The best places to visit include the Masai Mara, Amboseli, Samburu, and lake Nakuru among many others.
high SEASON:
Jan 10th to 1st April and 1st Nov to 15th Dec
One of the most considered seasons to travel and visit East Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
Easy to spot the big five and the big cats of the Masai Mara, Amboseli, and Samburu other major parks.
PEAK SEASON:
15th June to 30th Oct, 15th Dec to 10th Jan
An action-filled season to witness the great wildebeest migration and crossings in Kenya is during this season.
In case you are looking for the best adventures, then this is the best fit for you
Rimoi National Reserve Entrance Fee
Park Fees to Rimoi National Reserve
Rimoi National Reserve Entrance fee
Below are the Rimoi National Reserve entry fees for 2024
Citizen | Resident | Non-Resident | |||
Adults KSH | Child KSH | Adults KSH | Child KSH | Adults USD | Child USD |
300 | 125 | 300 | 125 | 22 | 13 |
Please note the rates are subject to change.
How to Pay for Rimoi National Reserve Fees
How do you pay for Rimoi National Reserve? To pay for Park Fees, you will have to visit the Rimoi National Reserve to pay for the park fees at the gate.
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How many national parks are in Kenya?
There are some 54 + Kenya National Parks and Reserves, with many sanctuaries and private conservancies all over the country. KWS is responsible for managing the National Parks, to protect the wildlife from poaching and from bush meat opportunists, which is a huge problem all over Africa.
What are the most visited national parks and reserves in Kenya?
The most visited national parks and reserves in Kenya include:-
- Masai Mara National Game Reserve
- Samburu National Reserve
- Amboseli National Park
- Lake Nakuru National Park
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