Pick up from your Nairobi hotel or Airport in the morning at 0630 hrs Depart Nairobi for Lake Nakuru National Park through The Great African Rift Valley arriving with game drive around 0830hrs until Lunch time at Sarova Lion Hill where you will have your lunch.
Lake Nakuru is Kenya’s most visited National Park. Located 160km and 2½ hours from Nairobi, the park is an important Ramsar site and home to thousands of different bird species.
The 188sq km Lake Nakuru is the only KWS-administered reserve that is fully enclosed. Once just a bird sanctuary, Lake Nakuru is now the best place in Kenya to see the highly protected black and white rhino. Among other animals found in the park include rhino, lion, leopard, flamingos, Egyptian geese, waterbuck, giraffe, hyena, buffalo, baboons, vervet monkeys, gazelles.
After lunch game drive untill 1600hrs. Leave Lake for Nairobi arriving late in the evening. Drop off at your respective hotel or Airport.
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A 3 days Amboseli safari offers exciting game drives, spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro, and opportunities to see elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and many other wildlife species. During the 3 days Amboseli safari, travelers enjoy guided wildlife viewing experiences and comfortable camping accommodations within or near Amboseli National Park.
A 3 days Amboseli camping safari provides a more immersive outdoor experience, allowing you to stay closer to nature and enjoy the sounds of the African wilderness at night. The 3 days Amboseli camping safari is also a budget-friendly option that still includes game drives, wildlife encounters, and breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro.
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