Lake Nakuru National Park

Lake Nakuru is a soda lake situated in the Great Rift Valley. The national park is relativly small, it consist of Lake Nakuru and it´s surroundings. This world famous park was created to protect, with fence to avoid pochers, its stunning flocks of flamingo, which literally turn the lakeshore pink in colour. Millions of flamingos are gathering around the lake. Notable game within the lake area is hippo and the diverse bird life. And this is your chance to see rhinos while you are in Kenya. Both black and white rhino reside in the sanctuary. Rothschild giraffe, buffalo, impala, eland, warthog, mountain reedbuck, klipspringers and black and white Colobus monkeys are all plentiful. It´s also possible to see leopard, but no elephants. This park is world-renowned as a beacon for ornithologists, scientists and wildlife filmmakers.

Place to stay
Mbweha Camp
Location
Mbweha Camp is situated on Congreve conservancy bordering Lake Nakuru National park. Mbweha Camp has 9 tastefully decorated cottages with large private verandas. Mbweha camp fills a space in the tourist market between the exclusive private safaris camp and the larger hotels accommodation for the Lake Nakuru Areas. 

Accomodation  
Mbweha has 9 cottages. These cottages are made of local material; thatch roofs with natural lava rock walls and comprise a circular, roomy sleeping area with unsuited shower, and private veranda. Though the cottages are simply designed they are comfortable and tastefully furnished with 12 volt solar lighting and are all private and completely separate from the campsite area.