• Lake Nakuru National Park - Begin the journey from a designated location in Nairobi and travel along the Nairobi-Nakuru Highway (officially known as A104), offering breathtaking views of the Great Rift Valley.

• Lake Elementaita - Witness Lake Elementaita from a distance, where flamingos come to nest. The lake is also home to the Kekopey hot springs, a site believed to be an ancient passage involved in the historic ivory and slave trades.

• Lake Nakuru - Arrive at Lake Nakuru by 8:30 AM and embark on a morning game drive in a 4X4 Safari Land Cruiser Jeep along the lake shore. The lake is renowned for flamingos that visit to feed on algae on the lake bed, creating a stunning pink spectacle as they move and occasionally take flight. The park also hosts Rothschild Giraffes, Waterbucks, Impalas, Lions, Leopards, Pythons, and Rhinos, which can be spotted on the drive to Makalia Falls, one of the rivers feeding the lake, and later to Baboon Cliff.

• Makalia Waterfalls - Located at the southern end of Lake Nakuru National Park, this waterfall is along one of the rivers flowing into the lake. It features a 10-meter drop off a sheer cliff into a large plunge pool. It’s one of the few places in the park where visitors can step out of the vehicle.

Makalia Falls offers a spectacular view, with the sight of water cascading from the cliff, accompanied by bird sounds and the roar of the falls, creating a delightful scene.

• Baboons & Vervets - This popular viewpoint and lunch spot offers stunning views of the lake, with excellent aerial vistas of the flooded lake shore. However, baboons can be a nuisance, often raiding vehicles for food scraps, regardless of whether you’re inside.
• Lake Naivasha - Lake Naivasha is perfect for boating and a paradise for bird enthusiasts, with expansive open waters, beautiful surrounding scenery, and numerous channels to explore. This tour provides an opportunity to see a variety of birds, as well as giraffes, waterbucks, elands, wildebeests, zebras, impalas, and hippos along the lake’s shores.
• Crescent Island Game Park - Crescent Island in Lake Naivasha is a walkable sanctuary where visitors can stroll among giraffes, zebras, hippos, antelopes, wildebeests, and many birds such as goliath herons, spoonbills, and giant kingfishers. It takes about 2 hours to walk around the sanctuary. These animals were brought here for the filming of “Out of Africa” and have since thrived. There are no predators here.
• Rift Valley View Point - Pause at the Rift Valley View Point for a photo session and enjoy a panoramic view of the Valley.

• Pick up and Drop off in Nairobi
• 1 Bottled Water Per Person
• Use of a Customized Safari Vehicle with a pop up roof for easy Game Viewing

• Items and Services of personal nature
• Lunch 10 - 25 USD - Kindly Discuss/Request guide for Options
• Lake Nakuru National Park Entrance Fee 60/35 USD Adults/Child Per Person
• Optional Admission Lake Naivasha Boat Safari 30/ 15 USD Adult/Child Per Person
• Optional Admission Crescent Sanctuary Nature Walk 20/10 USD Adult/Child Per Person

This full-day trip gives you the thrill of a Safari experience outside Nairobi and covers four main attractions in the Great Rift valley.

Lake Nakuru extends the chance to witness the world-famous flamingos, along with other fauna including buffaloes, rhinos, giraffes, and baboons. The lake is globally recognized as a refuge area for both black and white rhinos. Apart from this, the park plays host to more than 400 varying bird species.

Large pythons, inhabiting the densely forested region between the lake and the western cliffs, are frequently encountered crossing the roads or hanging from trees.

The itinerary also includes a tour to Baboon Cliff, Makalia Waterfall, a stop at the Rift Valley View Point, a visit to Lake Naivasha for a boat safari in pursuit of birds and hippos, and a nature walk at the crescent sanctuary giving you a closer look at animals.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.