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Lake Nakuru National Park
Wildlife | Safari | Scenic
Kenya’s second most visited park, just one hour from Naivasha. Home to flamingos, the Big Five, and some of the Rift Valley’s most dramatic landscapes.
Lake Nakuru is Kenya’s second most visited national park, and for good reason.
Flamingos are its emblem—sometimes thousands, sometimes millions, fringing the alkaline lake in a band of living pink. But the park is far more than its famous birdlife. It is one of Kenya’s premier rhino sanctuaries, where both black and white rhino roam protected woodlands. Lion here have learned to climb fig trees, draping themselves over branches in the afternoon heat. Leopard are regularly sighted along Baboon Cliffs.
The lake itself shifts with the rains. In wet years, it swells and deepens; in dry years, the soda mudflats expand and the flamingos concentrate. Every visit is different. Every visit surprises.
- A full-day safari experience
- Opportunity to see rhino, lion, leopard, buffalo, and vast flocks of flamingos
- Self-drive or book our tour van in advance
- Picnic lunch within the park
Park fees payable directly via www.kws.go.ke
Advance booking required for resort transport
AT A GLANCE
When to Go
Year-round. Dry seasons (June–September, January–February) offer the densest game viewing.
Ideal Length
Full Day (approximately 10–12 hours).
Physical Demand
Low. Game drives are conducted in comfortable, shaded vehicles.
GOOD TO KNOW
- Self-drive is welcome; alternatively, book one of our Land Cruisers with driver-guide.
- Packed lunches can be prepared by our culinary team with advance notice.
- Park entry fees are set and collected by KWS. Current rates: www.kws.go.ke
- The park is home to over 450 bird species and more than 50 mammal species.
