Nakuru self-drive 2025 drive deal

from $60.00

Duration

2 days

Max People

100

Tour Type

Self Drive

Reviews

(3)

4.33 /5

Overview

Nakuru, located in the heart of Kenya’s Rift Valley, is a charming and vibrant destination that seamlessly blends nature, wildlife, adventure, and rich cultural experiences. Known for its stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife, and historical significance, Nakuru is a must-visit for any traveler exploring Kenya. Whether you're looking to embark on a wildlife safari, hike around volcanic craters, or immerse yourself in local culture, Nakuru offers something for every type of adventurer.


Hotel	Per person sharing	Solo occupancy	Validity
Maili saba	6,400	6,900	Jan – March / July - Oct
Maili saba		5,400	5,950	April – June / Nov – 15Dec
Hill court hotel	4,900	7,900	1Jan – 31Dec
Lake Nakuru Flamingo Resort	5,900	7,900	1Jan – 31Dec
Eagle palace	6,800	10,200	1Jan – 31March
Hotel waterbuck	7,700	9,800	1Jan – 31Dec
	Lake Nakuru lodge	8,800	14,000	1April – 30June
		11,800	18,200	1Jan – 31March
		16,000	27,900	1July – 15Dec
Rock hyrax	9,900	13,800	1Jan – 31Dec
The Alps	12,800	16,200	1Jan – 31Dec

Note:

Transport and Activities can be organized upon request
Rooms are subject to availability and rate change upon booking

Inclusive

2 days 1 nights accommodation
Meals as per the chosen hotel
Meals on Full Board i.e. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Use of hotel facilities and entertainment

Tour Plan

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1. Day Safari at Lake Nakuru National Park

Safari Game Drives: Explore the world-famous Lake Nakuru National Park, home to a diverse range of wildlife. The park is renowned for its flamingo populations (especially during the wet season) and is also a sanctuary for black and white rhinos, lions, giraffes, zebras, and more. Game drives in the park are an exciting way to experience Kenya's wildlife in its natural habitat.
Bird Watching: With over 450 species of birds, including pelicans, eagles, and herons, Lake Nakuru National Park is a birdwatcher's paradise. You can spot colorful birds along the lake's shores or while driving through the park.

2. Hiking at Menengai Crater

Crater Rim Hike: Take a scenic hike around the rim of the Menengai Crater, an extinct volcanic site with stunning panoramic views of Nakuru town and the Rift Valley. This hike offers breathtaking views and an opportunity to experience the geological history of the area.
Exploring the Crater's Base: For those looking for a more challenging adventure, there are paths that lead to the base of the crater, where you can explore the natural hot springs and the lush vegetation of the area.

3. Visit the Nakuru Museum

Cultural Exploration: Learn about Nakuru's rich history and cultural heritage by visiting the Nakuru Museum. The museum showcases the region’s geological features, flora and fauna, and the diverse ethnic communities that inhabit the area.
Historical Exhibits: The museum also has exhibits on the early human history of the region, highlighting the various people and cultures that have lived in Nakuru for centuries.

4. Visit the Hot Springs and Waterfalls

Kiamwangi Hot Springs: Just outside Nakuru, the Kiamwangi Hot Springs is a natural geothermal site where visitors can relax in the warm mineral-rich waters. It's a soothing and therapeutic experience.
Waterfalls in the Area: Explore the Nakuru Waterfalls and surrounding natural beauty. The falls are a peaceful retreat where visitors can relax and enjoy the soothing sound of cascading water.

5. Mountain Biking

Explore on Two Wheels: Nakuru’s diverse terrain, including volcanic hills and plains, makes it ideal for mountain biking. Several biking trails around Menengai Crater and Lake Nakuru National Park offer both easy rides and more challenging routes for cycling enthusiasts.