Kenya Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

2-Day Maasai Mara & Lake Naivasha Safari

Experience two amazing days of safari in the world-famous Maasai Mara where you’ll search for the Big Five wildlife as well as enjoy the landscape. Day Two, after the morning game drive head to Lake Naivasha for lunch and Boat Ride – searching for the hippo families followed by a walking safari at Crescent Island. ITINERARY Day 1: Nairobi to Maasai Mara. Today we depart Nairobi at 6:00 Am and drive through the Great Rift Valley Escarpment towards Maasai Mara. Weather permitting, stop for a few minutes to take photos. Arrive at your hotel and check in. Carry your picnic lunch and head into the Maasai Mara Game Reserve for a Half Day of Game Viewing. Here you will search for the the Big 5 among others. Time-allowing, drive to the Mara River for a Chance to See the Migration Routes, Hippo Families and Crocodiles. Return to the Camp for dinner and overnight at Sunset. Enjoy Bonfire at your Camp under the stars weather permitting. Day 2: Morning Game Drive, Masai Village Tour, and Lake Naivasha Today at 6:00 Am, we head out for a 3 Hours Game Viewing drive searching for animals not previously spotted. After a wonderful time, drive back to camp for breakfast and check out. Transfer to the local Maasai Village for a Cultural Experience where you get to interact with the families and learn their ways of life. Bid Goodbye to Maasai Mara and drive to Lake Naivasha. Upon arrival, we will enjoy a buffet lunch. Experience a Boat Ride followed by a Walking Safari at the Famous Out Of Africa – Crescent Island where you have amazing moments with the giraffes, wildebeests and antelopes among others as you enjoy the scenery. Head back to the mainland where you begin your drive back to Nairobi. On arrival, drop-off at your city hotel/residence or Airport. Safari Cost: Adult Rate Based on No. of Pax 1 Pax - $ 1088 2 Pax - $ 788 3 Pax - $ 688 4 Pax - $ 638 5 Pax - $ 608 6 Pax - $ 588 Single Room Supplement: $ 50 Package Includes: Accommodation sharing double/ twin rooms. Meals on Full Board (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner). Professional English-Speaking Guide. Bottled water in the Jeep & Room. Game Viewing Drives. Park Entry Fees in Maasai Mara. Maasai Cultural Visit. Boat Ride at Lake Naivasha. Crescent Island Walking Safari. Extra Lunch on the last day. Transport in a 4*4 Safari Jeep. Excludes: A Hot Air Balloon Safari at $ 450 Per Person. (1 Hour Ride plus a Bush Breakfast). Anything else not mentioned as included #campingglamping

10 days kenya and tanzania safari

Day 1: Niarobi - Maasi mara Day 2: Maasai Mara full day Day 3: Maasai mara -lake Nakuru Day 4: Lake Nakuru -Amboseli Day 5: Amboseli full day Day 6: Amboseli- Arusha Day 7: Arusha - Serengeti Day 8: Serengeti -Ngorongoro Day 9: Ngorongoro -Arusha Day 10: Arusha - Nairobi

I went to Maasai Mara during the migration and I’m certain that I will never forget the experience! I stayed in a luxury tented camp on the reservation and the animals that I saw the entire not not just during game drives were incredible! I saw all the big 5 animals and everything I mentioned my guide was able to locate. If you have the opportunity I would suggest visiting. #deliciousfood #happynewyear

Brave people, go see the world first!

【Kenya's Main Safari Attractions】 Amboseli National Park: Look up at Africa's tallest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, with its perennial snow-capped summit also being a major attraction - 【Masai Mara National Park】 The world's largest wildlife sanctuary, follow the off-road vehicle Safari to find the traces of Africa's Big Five (lion/buffalo/cheetah/elephant/rhino). - 【Lake Naivasha】 Kenya's most beautiful freshwater lake, also the highest lake in the East African Rift, specially arranged boat tours of the lake allow for close observation of the hippo family. - Selected Flight Route: CZ6043 CSX NBO 0050 0730 (Flight time: 11 hours 40 minutes) CZ6044 NOB CSX 1500 0800+1 (Flight time: 12 hours) - Recommended Itinerary: - Day1: From all over the country--Changsha--Nairobi Gather at Huanghua International Airport, take the Southern Airlines international flight the next early morning, flying to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Hotel: On the plane - Day2: Nairobi--Amboseli Drive to Amboseli on the border of Kenya (about 4 hours by car) Hotel: AMBOSELI AA LODGE Local four-star or equivalent - Day3: Amboseli--Nairobi Drive back to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, with free activities in the afternoon. Hotel: Eastland Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day4: Nairobi--Masai Mara Drive to the wildlife sanctuary--Masai Mara, passing through the scar of the earth--the East African Rift. Hotel: MARA CHUI LODGE Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day5: Masai Mara National Reserve (Mara River) Spend the whole day in the park tracking animals (depart at 8 am, arrive at the hotel at 3 pm) Hotel: MARA CHUI LODGE Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day6: Masai Mara--Lake Naivasha--Lake Elementaita (About 4.5 hours by car) Drive to Naivasha (about 4.5 hours by car), arrange a boat tour of Lake Naivasha. Stay in the Lake Elementaita area, with a distant view of Lake Elementaita. Hotel: Jacaranda Lake Elementaita Lodge Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day7: Lake Elementaita--Aberdare (About 4 hours by car) Drive to near the equator--Aberdare, visit the tea homeland. Hotel: Country Club Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day8: Aberdare--Nairobi (About 4 hours by car) City tour: Drive past the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Freedom Square, the Cathedral, etc. Hotel: Eastland Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day9: Nairobi--Changsha Sleep in, go to the airport at the scheduled time - fly to Changsha. Hotel: On the plane - Day10: Changsha--All over the country - Essential Items: Sunscreen, sun protection clothing, face mask, hat, windbreaker, slippers, toothbrush and toothpaste, hydrating skincare products and face masks, lip balm, disposable bath towels, socks, underwear, adapter, wet wipes, medicine, snacks, cash (USD), camera, - Outfit Suggestions: In addition to the regular Safari attire in earthy and army green colors, the 'Old Qian' style is also suitable, and the wasteland series is also OK -

Nairobi national park nice place to see animals on its nature living in peace all together you see the photos hope you enjoy it #nairobi #kenya #safari #animals

Nairobi National Park is a great open zoo animals are moving peacefully and everything on nature Recommended to visit

NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK 🦒🦓🐂

EDUCATION CENTRE, Karen KWS SAFARI WALK, Animal Orphanage Road, Nairobi Variety of animals: lions, zebras, giraffes, gazelles, rhinos, buffalos, ostriches, hippos There are no restaurants inside of the park itself however many nearby with 2-5 mins. #gooutside #wildlife #safari

#nairobikenya #safariguide you can see closer to animals you never see in real life before.only in Kenya Nairobi safari park

8 Days Classic Kenya Safari Experience

Day by Day Day 1: Nairobi to Samburu You will be picked up from the airport or your Nairobi Hotel by a designated Nala Tours and Travel driver/guide. Depart from Nairobi in the morning and drive to Samburu National Reserve (approximately 5-6 hours). Arrive at Samburu and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon game drive in Samburu to encounter unique wildlife species. Dinner and overnight stay at Samburu. Day 2: Full Day in Samburu Embark on a full day of game drives in Samburu. Explore the reserve's distinct landscapes and witness the special "Samburu Five" – unique wildlife species to this region. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the heart of the reserve. Return to your accommodation for dinner and relaxation. Day 3: Samburu to Aberdare National Park Depart from Samburu after breakfast and drive to Aberdare National Park (approximately 4-5 hours). Arrive at Aberdare and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon game viewing from your lodge with the possibility of seeing elephants, buffaloes, and other wildlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Aberdare. Day 4: Aberdare to Lake Nakuru Morning departure from Aberdare and drive to Lake Nakuru (approximately 2-3 hours). Arrive at Lake Nakuru and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon game drive in Lake Nakuru National Park, known for its flamingos and rhinos. Dinner and overnight stay at Lake Nakuru. Day 5: Lake Nakuru to Lake Naivasha Morning game drive in Lake Nakuru for wildlife viewing. After breakfast, depart for Lake Naivasha (approximately 2 hours' drive). Arrive at Lake Naivasha and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon boat safari on Lake Naivasha to enjoy the scenery and birdlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Lake Naivasha. Day 6: Lake Naivasha to Masai Mara Depart from Lake Naivasha after breakfast and drive to Masai Mara (approximately 4-5 hours). Arrive at your chosen lodge or camp in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive in Masai Mara to witness the abundant wildlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Masai Mara. Day 7: Full Day Game Drives in Masai Mara Embark on a full day of game drives in Masai Mara. Capture the sunrise during an early morning drive and enjoy a packed lunch in the reserve. Explore different regions, including key points like the Mara River known for wildlife crossings. Return to the lodge or camp in the late afternoon for relaxation. Dinner and overnight stay at Masai Mara. Day 8: Masai Mara to Nairobi Enjoy an early morning game drive. Return to the lodge for breakfast and check-out. Depart from Masai Mara and drive back to Nairobi. Arrive in Nairobi in the late afternoon, concluding your remarkable 8-day Samburu, Aberdare, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, and Masai Mara safari.

Kenya Chronicles: 10 Days of Adventure and Discovery

1:In these eventful 10 days in Kenya, we embarked on a journey filled with astonishing experiences, encounters, and newfound friendships. From overcoming the initial uncertainty of entry to exploring some of Kenya's most remarkable places, this trip was nothing short of extraordinary. Join us as we recount our incredible adventures in the heart of Africa. 2: "From Nairobi's Nights to the Maasai's Heights: Kenya Unveiled" Our Kenyan odyssey unfolded with thrilling intensity, from a night in Nairobi, deemed one of Africa's most perilous cities, to shopping escapades against advice. We'll share how we navigated challenges, boarded Kenya's impeccable trains, and slept under the starry skies, serenaded by hippos. Follow us as we rose before dawn for unforgettable wildlife encounters and witnessed elephants quenching their thirst in our hotel pool. 3: "Wild Encounters and Savanna Sojourns: Kenya's Best Kept Secrets" Exploring Kenya's national parks, sailing on Lake Nakuru to witness vibrant flamingos, and riding through the savanna while convincing zebras we're one of them—these were just some of the highlights. We'll also divulge tales of leaping alongside the Maasai tribe and a hair-raising encounter with a pride of lions. Plus, our early morning hot air balloon ride over the stunning landscapes. 4: "Kenya's Vast Horizons: A Journey Beyond Imagination" Our 10-day escapade covered over 2000 kilometers, offering insights into Kenya's diverse landscapes, wildlife, and culture. We savored African sunsets with fine wine, stayed in the same camp as celebrities, and chuckled at the local pronunciation of "dikdik." Get ready for an overload of photos and a chance to win unique souvenirs as we relive these unforgettable moments. 5: "Chilled to the Bone in Kenya's Unexpected Cold Snap" One surprising discovery during our Kenyan adventure was the bone-chilling cold that gripped us at night, despite the daytime warmth. From +11°C nights to living in jackets brought from Moscow's winter, we'll share our comical encounters with this unexpected weather twist. 6: "Kenyan Safari: Where Nature's Majesty Meets African Hospitality" Kenya enchanted us not only with its natural beauty but also with the warmth and manners of its people. We were amazed by the pristine conditions of Kenyan trains, the beauty of African sunsets, and the captivating wildlife. Join us as we reflect on our encounters, humorous language mix-ups, and a heart-pounding standoff with a black rhinoceros. 7: "From Kenya to Mauritius: A Bonding Journey of a Lifetime" Our adventure in Kenya was not just about exploring a new place but also about forging deeper connections. We cherished the time spent with family and friends, gaining fresh perspectives and energy. Follow our journey as we bid farewell to Kenya and set our sights on the paradise island of Mauritius, recharged and ready for more adventures.

Wild Encounters: More Animals than Friends

In my blog, you'll find more photos with animals than with friends. And honestly, I see them more often too, unfortunately or fortunately. There should've been a buffalo in this picture, but it's currently in a witness protection program. Can you believe it? In Kenya, there's a team tracking animals' locations daily to protect them from hunters and poachers who export their horns and pelts to China. The rhino horn trade is particularly absurd, as Chinese believe it has healing properties. We did manage to complete the Big Five! Lion, buffalo, leopard, rhino, and elephant. Once, hunters believed these were the hardest animals to kill, which is why they were the most prized. Nowadays, the only hunting allowed in Kenya is photo hunting. And spotting this famous five is considered the luckiest safari experience. So, what animal in its natural habitat would you like to see most?

Literary 📚 Africa in the world's classics

I had a farm in Africa, at the foot of the Ngong Hills. The Equator runs across these highlands, a hundred miles to the North, and the farm lay at an altitude of over six thousand feet. In the day-time you felt that you had got high up, near to the sun, but the early mornings and evenings were limpid and restful, and the nights were cold. ——Karen Blixen's "Out of Africa"

Brave people, go see the world first!

【Kenya's Main Safari Attractions】 Amboseli National Park: Look up at Africa's tallest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro, with its perennial snow-capped summit also being a major attraction - 【Masai Mara National Park】 The world's largest wildlife sanctuary, follow the off-road vehicle Safari to find the traces of Africa's Big Five (lion/buffalo/cheetah/elephant/rhino). - 【Lake Naivasha】 Kenya's most beautiful freshwater lake, also the highest lake in the East African Rift, specially arranged boat tours of the lake allow for close observation of the hippo family. - Selected Flight Route: CZ6043 CSX NBO 0050 0730 (Flight time: 11 hours 40 minutes) CZ6044 NOB CSX 1500 0800+1 (Flight time: 12 hours) - Recommended Itinerary: - Day1: From all over the country--Changsha--Nairobi Gather at Huanghua International Airport, take the Southern Airlines international flight the next early morning, flying to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya. Hotel: On the plane - Day2: Nairobi--Amboseli Drive to Amboseli on the border of Kenya (about 4 hours by car) Hotel: AMBOSELI AA LODGE Local four-star or equivalent - Day3: Amboseli--Nairobi Drive back to Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, with free activities in the afternoon. Hotel: Eastland Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day4: Nairobi--Masai Mara Drive to the wildlife sanctuary--Masai Mara, passing through the scar of the earth--the East African Rift. Hotel: MARA CHUI LODGE Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day5: Masai Mara National Reserve (Mara River) Spend the whole day in the park tracking animals (depart at 8 am, arrive at the hotel at 3 pm) Hotel: MARA CHUI LODGE Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day6: Masai Mara--Lake Naivasha--Lake Elementaita (About 4.5 hours by car) Drive to Naivasha (about 4.5 hours by car), arrange a boat tour of Lake Naivasha. Stay in the Lake Elementaita area, with a distant view of Lake Elementaita. Hotel: Jacaranda Lake Elementaita Lodge Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day7: Lake Elementaita--Aberdare (About 4 hours by car) Drive to near the equator--Aberdare, visit the tea homeland. Hotel: Country Club Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day8: Aberdare--Nairobi (About 4 hours by car) City tour: Drive past the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Freedom Square, the Cathedral, etc. Hotel: Eastland Hotel Four-star hotel or equivalent - Day9: Nairobi--Changsha Sleep in, go to the airport at the scheduled time - fly to Changsha. Hotel: On the plane - Day10: Changsha--All over the country - Essential Items: Sunscreen, sun protection clothing, face mask, hat, windbreaker, slippers, toothbrush and toothpaste, hydrating skincare products and face masks, lip balm, disposable bath towels, socks, underwear, adapter, wet wipes, medicine, snacks, cash (USD), camera, - Outfit Suggestions: In addition to the regular Safari attire in earthy and army green colors, the 'Old Qian' style is also suitable, and the wasteland series is also OK -

Enjoying the Wildebeest Crossing in Masai Mara | Divine Experience and Tips

I posted a note the day before yesterday, sharing my divine experience of witnessing the 'decade's largest' wildebeest crossing in Masai Mara a few days ago. Such a scene is rare, but I have summarized some tips based on my experience and the information from the guide, which you are welcome to refer to if needed. ❗️This is just a personal experience sharing, not guaranteed to be 100% correct, and sometimes you may need a bit of luck in addition to experience. 🟤Hotel: This time we stayed at a hotel called Entim Masai Mara, right next to the Mara River, a very niche Boutique Camp with only 15 tents. The hotel faces a crossing point, but it's relatively non-mainstream, and there has never been such a spectacular crossing scene before (there was no large-scale crossing in the days after we left), this time was a real luck. However, this crossing point is the hotel's private territory, ordinary people cannot enter, only guests can have such an experience. I estimate that after this time, Entim will be hard to book, and you need to book a long time in advance. If you are staying at other hotels, I strongly recommend staying in the park! Because it takes an hour and a half to drive from the entrance of Masai Mara, if you stay outside the park, you will waste 3 hours on the road every day, which is not cost-effective. 🟤Crossing Point: In addition to the niche crossing point in our hotel, most people go to a few large main crossing points, where the probability of seeing the crossing is also higher. But whether you can see the wildebeest crossing, where to see it, and what the scale is, no one can guarantee. 🟤Season: Normally, the wildebeest migration takes place every year in July and August, with the highest probability in mid-August. This year's migration was delayed due to drought, and it wasn't until the recent rains that they were brought over. It was still raining in Mara a few days ago, so there is still a good chance of seeing the wildebeest crossing in the next two weeks, and it's not impossible during the National Day holiday. 🟤Time: Wildebeest usually choose to cross the river when the water is warmer, which is in the mid to late afternoon. However, we saw it at sunrise for two consecutive days, so no one can be sure about this. I would suggest leaving early, we left at five thirty on the first day and saw the crossing at six, animals are always more active in the early morning. 🟤Patience: To see exciting scenes on a game drive in Mara, you often need to wait, sometimes for several hours or even half a day, so patience is important. If the guide suggests waiting, then it's worth waiting a bit longer, it's part of the game (provided the guide is excellent and responsible). 🟤About the River Crossing: Wildebeest crossing ≠ River crossing. The latter must be in the Mara River, and the difficulty is higher, it needs to meet many harsh conditions, such as dust, crocodile predation, migration, rapid water flow... Recently because it often rains, the ground is wet, it is difficult to meet the condition of dust, no matter how large the scale is, it is just a wildebeest crossing, not the 'River Crossing' level.

A supreme experience in Masai Mara | Watching antelopes crossing the river while having breakfast

I dare say this is a unique experience on the whole network. Here's the thing. Masai Mara, due to the severe drought this year, has no fresh grass, so the classic scene of antelopes crossing the river in August has not appeared, and the antelope army has not been able to migrate from Tanzania, so all the tourists who came in the peak season have not seen the great migration. In early September, Mara finally had a few light rains, and new grass slowly grew a bit. The day we arrived, it was raining heavily, and the guide said everyone was waiting for this rain, and perhaps our Mara trip could have a surprise. The camp we stayed in Masai Mara is very niche, with only 15 tents, occupying a prime location by the Mara River. Early the next morning at five o'clock, we were going to watch the sunrise, but the driver received news of antelopes crossing the river in front of the hotel, so we rushed back. Then, wow, the scene from the documentary appeared, with thousands of antelopes crossing the river in groups from the river bay in front of the hotel, and many more were gathering on the opposite bank, with the buzzing and mooing sounds all around. What's more exaggerated is that it's right in front of our tent, it's a 360-degree unobstructed view of the river crossing. And because this location is the hotel's private territory, cars from outside can't come in and don't know the location, so only the hotel guests' 3 cars watched this spectacular scene for an hour. I thought we were lucky enough, but the next morning when we were having breakfast at the hotel, more antelopes appeared, on a larger scale than the day before. All the hotel guests went out for the game, and only the three of us were incredibly excited to have such a view. The funniest thing is, when we were fully immersed in this miracle, we suddenly turned our heads and found that all the hotel staff were standing behind watching, even the chef came out with his phone to take pictures😂 According to our waiter, he has been working here for five years, and this is the largest scale. Our driver also said that this is the highest density and duration of river crossing he has seen since 2012, which can be called the best in ten years. When the river crossing was almost over, a few photographers came over, their faces not looking very good, because they couldn't take good photos from their nearby positions. He looked at my unfinished Benedict Egg and couldn't help but laugh and cry, saying 'This is truly luxurious.' Indeed, the real luxury is such unpredictable and untraceable moments of serendipity, there's no regret when it's not there, but if you're lucky enough to have it, enjoy this moment to the fullest.

In September, you can still see the move of the century - the crossing of the Mara River! The annual migration of the Masai Mara River at the junction of Kenya and Tanzania, you know how lucky! Kenya, which arrived on September 10th, thought that this time there was no animal migration, because the general migration of animals was concentrated in July and August, and a car friend was waiting here on the Masai Mara River. I didnt see it for a week. I didnt expect that we only went to one day and could actually see it. I was originally planning to drive Kenya by myself, but considering that because I am watching wild animals, I dont know where there are wild animals in the unfamiliar people. It is easy to miss a lot of wonderful things, and finally I chose a chartered car. In terms of the results, this decision is too correct, because the locals will have a walkie-talkie communication. Once the animals are found, they will tell other drivers at any time, everyone will come quickly, so this is why we can see so many animals. , Africa's five hegemons, wildebeest migration, lion hunting, I saw everything I wanted to see. So, if you come to Kenya, Tanzania, Africa to travel to see animals, it is recommended to charter a car, but if you go to North Africa, it is very suitable for self-driving, the road conditions can still be

8 Days Classic Kenya Safari Experience

Day by Day Day 1: Nairobi to Samburu You will be picked up from the airport or your Nairobi Hotel by a designated Nala Tours and Travel driver/guide. Depart from Nairobi in the morning and drive to Samburu National Reserve (approximately 5-6 hours). Arrive at Samburu and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon game drive in Samburu to encounter unique wildlife species. Dinner and overnight stay at Samburu. Day 2: Full Day in Samburu Embark on a full day of game drives in Samburu. Explore the reserve's distinct landscapes and witness the special "Samburu Five" – unique wildlife species to this region. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the heart of the reserve. Return to your accommodation for dinner and relaxation. Day 3: Samburu to Aberdare National Park Depart from Samburu after breakfast and drive to Aberdare National Park (approximately 4-5 hours). Arrive at Aberdare and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon game viewing from your lodge with the possibility of seeing elephants, buffaloes, and other wildlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Aberdare. Day 4: Aberdare to Lake Nakuru Morning departure from Aberdare and drive to Lake Nakuru (approximately 2-3 hours). Arrive at Lake Nakuru and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon game drive in Lake Nakuru National Park, known for its flamingos and rhinos. Dinner and overnight stay at Lake Nakuru. Day 5: Lake Nakuru to Lake Naivasha Morning game drive in Lake Nakuru for wildlife viewing. After breakfast, depart for Lake Naivasha (approximately 2 hours' drive). Arrive at Lake Naivasha and check in at your chosen accommodation. Afternoon boat safari on Lake Naivasha to enjoy the scenery and birdlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Lake Naivasha. Day 6: Lake Naivasha to Masai Mara Depart from Lake Naivasha after breakfast and drive to Masai Mara (approximately 4-5 hours). Arrive at your chosen lodge or camp in time for lunch. Afternoon game drive in Masai Mara to witness the abundant wildlife. Dinner and overnight stay at Masai Mara. Day 7: Full Day Game Drives in Masai Mara Embark on a full day of game drives in Masai Mara. Capture the sunrise during an early morning drive and enjoy a packed lunch in the reserve. Explore different regions, including key points like the Mara River known for wildlife crossings. Return to the lodge or camp in the late afternoon for relaxation. Dinner and overnight stay at Masai Mara. Day 8: Masai Mara to Nairobi Enjoy an early morning game drive. Return to the lodge for breakfast and check-out. Depart from Masai Mara and drive back to Nairobi. Arrive in Nairobi in the late afternoon, concluding your remarkable 8-day Samburu, Aberdare, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha, and Masai Mara safari.

Africa·Lake Naivasha·Boat Bird Watching

Lake Naivasha is located about 90 kilometers northwest of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, and is situated within the Great Rift Valley. The lake was formed by fault subsidence, with a length of 20 kilometers from north to south, a width of 13 kilometers from east to west, a maximum depth of 20 meters, a lake surface elevation of 1900 meters, and a lake surface area of about 260 square kilometers. It is the highest lake in the rift valley. There is a winding island in the middle of the lake called "Crescent Island", which is a private wildlife sanctuary. Lake Naivasha is one of the most beautiful freshwater lakes in Kenya and the only freshwater lake in Kenya. The lake is rich in perch and African carp. There are large areas of papyrus swamps on the lake shore, and a "Country Club" is set up on the lake shore.

Navasha Lake | An animal paradise created for a documentary Navasha Lake is one of the most beautiful freshwater lakes in Kenya and the only freshwater lake in Kenya. There are the largest number of hippos and birds here, but the most worthwhile thing in Navasha is the beautiful island. "Into Africa" filmed Navasha Lake, in order to make this film, the film crew created an ecological environment on an island in the heart of the lake, carrying a lot of animals on the island, such as the giraffe zebra antelope horn Horse and so on. After the filming, the animals stayed behind. There were no natural enemies. They thrived on the island. Because there were no carnivores, the whole island was a bird and animal paradise. This is the only trip that can be used to walk close to animals. Take a boat across Navasha Lake to reach the island on that shore. After wandering around to the other side of the island, this is the island of "Into Africa", which is called a no-man's land. It is full of animals and a peaceful, like a paradise in dreams. The body is in hell, eyes enter heaven, and the soul falls into the hometown. I would like to have a thousand lights, and shine through the night, even if the moths are burning, there is no fear. When I saw such a peaceful and hard-to-find landscape, this is my definition of travel. The island is not big. The giraffes, antelopes, wildebeests and zebras we see most are very quiet. Maybe because there are no natural enemies, they dont fight or quarrel. They are clean. Grazing, triumphant. The boatman who took us on the island wore shepherd's clothes, thin and thin body, and it was very lonely to walk on this grassland. This beautiful and lonely animal world, a peaceful and quiet, let people put down all the irritations in the heart, I felt that life is so calm for the first time.

Lake Naivasha, Kenya, is a beautiful lake in the Great Rift Valley. There are many elegant resorts and a paradise for birds. It is a huge bird that flies like Dapeng. Waving strong wings, driving the bulky body to fly upwards, or sliding low-altitude, double-flying, perched on a tall acacia tree, because the weight is too large, so the branches are swaying.