1 Night in Nakuru

Spend a night along the shores of the flamingo fringed Lake Nakuru. Enjoy stunning views from Baboon Cliff and Lion Hill, from wild game to enchanting euphorbia trees. 

Lake Nakuru and its park provide a home for over 400 bird species and water-loving animals such as waterbucks and hippos.

A retreat to Lake Nakuru will free you from the fast-paced city life and rejuvenate your mind and body.

 

1 Night in Naivasha

Take in the spirit-lifting views of the Lake Naivasha with a one night break.

Lake Naivasha is situated in Africa’s Great Rift Valley, shrouded in volcanic rock, sedimentary deposits and a large expanse of water.

On its shores, hippos, zebras, and teeming bird species can be found. You’ll also spot bearded vultures, as well as kingfishers, cormorants, and pelicans during your Naivasha getaway.

Its freshwater lake status makes it a perfect host for tilapia, crayfish, and black bass, all of which you could fish during your Naivasha trip.

 

1 Night in Nanyuki

The gateway to Kenya’s Northern frontier is yours to explore once you book this getaway.  Nanyuki is a resort town 0° 01′ north of the equator where the Coriolis Force works it magic – draining water swirls in a circular motion to the amazement of onlookers.

This trip not only provides you with soul-stirring views of Mount Kenya and the Rift Valley, it also exposes the influence of the British on this market town.

The railway line that links the town to Nairobi, has made Nanyuki a cosmopolitan destination. The British, Indians and Kenyans from different tribes can be found at Nanyuki. 

Most travellers stop over here on their way to scale the magnificent Mount Kenya while others come to witness Coriolis Force. Whatever you do, don't miss the photo opportunity at the equator.

 

1 Night in Elementaita 

Escape to flamingo and pelican fringed Elementaita which is only 120km from Nairobi.

Out-of-towners like yourself find solitude and relaxation here because Lake Elementaita is one of the least visited Kenyan tourist sites.

In this bird watchers paradise, you'll get the opportunity to spot over 400 species of birds, including flamingos, ducks, geese, spikes, cormorant, kingfishers and pelicans.

And in the backdrop of acacia woodlands, euphorbia trees, and grassy plains, you'll find the Rothschild giraffe, zebra, gazelles, bush pigs and striped jackals.

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