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5 Days 4 Nights
Daily Tour
12 people
English
Nestled within Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, Nakuru is a breathtaking escape for nature lovers and safari enthusiasts. Its pink flamingo-covered shores make it one of the most photogenic locations in Africa, while its diverse wildlife—including rhinos, lions, and giraffes—offers an unforgettable safari experience.
Beyond wildlife, Nakuru is home to volcanic wonders like Menengai Crater, bubbling hot springs at Lake Bogoria, and rich Maasai traditions that provide a deeper connection to Kenyan heritage. Whether you’re tracking rhinos, soaking in a natural spa, or hiking through dramatic landscapes, Nakuru offers an all-in-one adventure.
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Flight from Lagos to Nairobi, then a private transfer to Nakuru (2.5-hour drive).
Check-in at a luxury lakeside lodge overlooking Lake Nakuru.
Evening nature walk around the lodge to soak in the stunning scenery.
Dinner with panoramic lake views & a traditional Kenyan welcome performance.
Morning game drive at Lake Nakuru National Park—home to thousands of flamingos!
Spot white & black rhinos, buffaloes, giraffes, and leopards.
Picnic lunch with a view of the breathtaking Baboon Cliffs.
Afternoon visit to Makalia Waterfalls for scenic views & relaxation.
Return to the lodge for an evening bonfire storytelling session.
Day trip to Lake Bogoria—famous for geysers & bubbling hot springs.
See flocks of lesser flamingos in their natural habitat.
Optional hot spring foot soak (a natural spa experience!).
Enjoy a Swahili-style lakeside lunch.
Return to Nakuru for a leisure evening at the lodge.
Visit Menengai Crater, one of the biggest volcanic craters in the world.
Guided hike to the crater rim for breathtaking views of the Rift Valley.
Stop at a local Maasai village to experience traditional dance, bead-making, and storytelling.
Farewell dinner featuring roasted nyama choma (grilled meat feast!).
Breakfast with a view of Lake Nakuru’s sunrise.
Private transfer back to Nairobi.
Flight from Nairobi to Lagos.
Yes! Nakuru is a top safari destination, and we provide fully guided tours with expert rangers.
June - October (dry season) is the best time for huge flamingo gatherings at the lake.
Mornings and evenings can be cool (12-18°C), so pack a light jacket.
While malaria is low-risk, insect repellent and preventive meds are recommended.
Around ₦100,000 – ₦200,000 for souvenirs and optional activities.
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