Why Visit Lake Nakuru?
Flamingo Flocks
Marvel at thousands of flamingos creating a pink spectacle on the lake.
Rhino Encounters
Spot endangered black and white rhinos in a dedicated sanctuary.
Birdwatching
Discover over 450 bird species, from pelicans to African fish eagles.
Scenic Game Drives
Explore acacia woodlands and waterfalls on guided safaris.
Discover Lake Nakuru
Lake Nakuru, located in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley just 160 km from Nairobi, is a soda lake famous for its vibrant flamingo flocks and thriving rhino sanctuary. Nestled within Lake Nakuru National Park, it offers stunning views of acacia woodlands, waterfalls, and over 450 bird species.
Whether you’re on a game drive spotting leopards and rhinos or capturing the pink-hued lake at sunset, Lake Nakuru is a must-visit for wildlife and nature lovers.
Explore Packages
Lake Nakuru Packages with Transport
Choose from our curated packages for an unforgettable flamingo and rhino adventure.
Nakuru Budget Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Flamingo Hill Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Punda Milias Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Lake Nakuru Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Sarova Lion Hill
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Mbweha Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
The Cliff Nakuru
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Kipepeo Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Wildlife & Ecosystem
Lake Nakuru National Park hosts a soda lake ecosystem with flamingos, rhinos, leopards, and over 450 bird species, surrounded by acacia woodlands and waterfalls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Flamingo numbers vary with water levels, but they’re often abundant. Game drives ensure sightings of rhinos and other wildlife regardless.
The dry seasons (June-October, January-February) are ideal for game drives and birdwatching, with clear views and abundant wildlife.
Pack light clothing, sunscreen, a hat, binoculars for birdwatching, comfortable shoes, and a light jacket for cooler evenings.
Lake Nakuru is home to rhinos, leopards, and buffalo. Lions are present but less common, and elephants are rare in the park.
Yes, Lake Nakuru pairs well with Lake Naivasha (50 km away) or Maasai Mara for a comprehensive safari experience.
A 1-2 day visit covers game drives, birdwatching, and park exploration. Add a day for nearby Naivasha or extended safaris.
