Witness a flamingo spectacle at Lake Nakuru National Park!
Lake Nakuru National Park is a stunning Kenyan gem offering a wildlife experience you won’t forget. Imagine a vast lake shimmering pink, fringed by thousands (sometimes millions!) of flamingos. This unforgettable sight is what Lake Nakuru is famous for, especially during the dry season (December to March).
Day Trip to Lake Nakuru National park.
Early morning: Start your day with a pre-dawn wake-up call to allow ample time to get ready and meet your tour guide at the designated pick-up point.
Morning game drive: Depart Nairobi with picnic Lunches for Nakuru, enjoying the scenic views of the Great Rift Valley along the way. You might even spot some wildlife on your way there! By around 0900 AM, you should arrive at Lake Nakuru National Park and head out on your first game drive. This is the best time to spot the park’s famous pink flamingos, which gather by the thousands (or even millions) on the shores of the lake, especially during the dry season (from December to March).
Look out for other wildlife too, such as zebras, Rothschild’s giraffes, lions, buffaloes, and white rhinos. Lake Nakuru National Park is a sanctuary for both black and white rhinos, making it a great place to see these critically endangered animals.
Lunch: After a morning filled with wildlife sightings, enjoy a delicious picnic lunch at a scenic spot within the park, like Makalia waterfalls campsite.
Afternoon game drive: In the afternoon, after lunch, embark on another game drive, exploring different areas of the park. You might spot some different animals this time around, and enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the park.
Late afternoon: By around 3:00 PM, start making your way back to Nairobi, with a stop at a curio shop along the way to pick up some souvenirs if you like.
Evening: Arrive back in Nairobi in the early evening, with memories of an unforgettable day in Lake Nakuru National Park.