2 Day Lake Nakuru National Park Safari - Daily Departures

The trip was amazing! Guide Joe was very friendly and helpful. I saw so many wild animals which was a great experience. Joe stopped anytime I wanted to take a pic, he told me soo many interesting thing about the animals, their habits. I highly recommend this guide😄

フラミンゴの群れを見るためにはるばるボゴリア湖に連れて行ってもらったのですが、入場料を払ってから、車が走る道は水浸しで、反対から回るルートも閉ざされていると知らされました。結果的に公園に入ってから百メートルほどの湖畔からフラミンゴなどの鳥を見ただけで、全く公園内は走れず。これで入場料一人５０ドルとは…。 We had 1night2days tour to lake Bogoria and Nakuru. At the Great Rift Valley, a tire had a small puncture but our driver guide Stephan dropped at a petro station and fixed it, it took less than 30min. At lake Bogoria, the park was flooded and we couldn't drive in the park at all, nothing but see thousands of flamingos.That's all for the entrance fee US$50! But it's OK otherwise we have no chance to see them so close, so many... On the way back, Stephan showed us the beekeeper on Acacia threes, stopped at the equator. The 2nd day, after breakfast we had a safari with our 4x4 roof top van. Stephan took us to watch a lion couple mating about 10m distance! We met rhinos(with a baby),zebras, giraffes, buffalos etc., visited a waterfall and spent more than 4 hours. Stephan is nice and helpful, careful driver so that we had a very good time. He shared with us a tasty local biskets which he bought from a vender on the road near nakuru. We like it so much so that on way back to Nairobi, we asked him to buy it for souvenir. When he stopped at a local vegetable market for his shopping, he left us in the car and locked it. It was excited and a good experience to see the local markets and people, observe him negociating with them. But we were surrounded by many many farmers in the car, and one guy who staring at me and my belongings found the bisckets seen from tiny slit of my backpack, and asked it to me again and again. I just tried to ignore him but it was very scary he even tried to open the window. Another good experience with him is, he drove a rather quiet highland route to the Great Rift Valley, along the way, we saw the local people carrying milking can in a foggy morning, it's a kind of dream-like atmosphere. The road from Nakuru to Nairobi, he took a different route which we could see green house and tea plantations. We have been to the Great Rift Valley three times with guide so far and he is the only one who reffered the history of the Great Rift Valley. Our accommodation was MatFam Resort. The staff are all nice, the room is not big but clean and tidy, the food was good. The problem was we didn't have hot water. FYI, amenity is soap only, one local TV channel, no tea&coffee facility in the room.