Top Rift Valley Province Half-day Tours

Avoid the crowds on this intimate small group safari tour. Discover the wonderful wildlife at Lake Nakuru National Park, home to flocks of birds including pelicans and vibrant flamingoes. Look out for zebras, impalas, warthogs, vervet monkeys, bison, baboons and other animals. Visit the rare white rhinos and endangered black rhinos at the Rhino Sanctuary and marvel at the natural beauty of Makalia Falls.

Discover Nairobi’s history and culture, even with limited time, on this half-day city tour. Take in the Nairobi Provincial Commissioner's offices and see the bustling campus of Nairobi University. Visit the poignant site of the former American embassy, and get panoramic views from a high hill. Learn about Kenya’s rich heritage at the National Museum, see the savannah’s residents at the Snake Park, then finish your tour over lunch.

You will learn that flamingoes that gather at Lake Nakuru National Park are considered one of Africa’s greatest natural sights, but the area’s wildlife and scenery go far beyond the bright pink birds. You will encounter that the park's residents also include big cats, rhino, buffalo, and even the rare black-maned lion, with varied ecosystems that support wonderfully diverse wildlife. Choose a private tour to Lake Nakuru National Park for morning and afternoon game drives across the floor of the Great Rift Valley, with the individualized service of a private safari guide throughout the day.

Lake Nakuru National Park from Nakuru National park is ideal for spotting white rhinos, Rothschild giraffes, and flamingos.

Expect rich wildlife, diverse birds, scenic soda lake views, acacia woodlands, and memorable safari moments. you mayexpect a rich and exciting wildlife experience in this remarkable destination. The area is home to an impressive variety of animals, including rhinos, lions, leopards, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, and many species of antelopes. Bird lovers will be delighted by the hundreds of bird species found here, ranging from flamingos and pelicans around the soda lake to eagles and kingfishers in the skies and wetlands. The scenery is equally captivating, featuring a stunning soda lake, acacia woodlands, open grasslands, and rocky viewpoints such as Baboon Cliff that offer breathtaking panoramic views and excellent photo opportunities. Overall, visitors can look forward to close wildlife encounters, beautiful landscapes, and a memorable safari experience that is rewarding in all seasons.

We will take you also to wildlife sanctuary famous for its massive flamingo populations, endangered Rothschild’s giraffes, and one of the country's largest black and white rhino populations. The park hosts over 50 mammal species—including lions, leopards, buffaloes, and waterbucks—and 400+ bird species, though it lacks elephants.