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Kenya:
Rift Valley Lakes
The Kenyan Rift Valley is a section of the 6,000km Great Rift Valley which stretches from the Dead Sea in the Middle East all the way to Mozambique. It is one of Africa’s defining geographical features.
There are eight Rift Valley Lakes in Kenya but the main attraction are the southern lakes of Baringo, Nakuru and Naivasha. These lakes reveal not only a vast wealth of bird-life (over 400 species on Baringo alone) but also hippo, crocodile and near Lake Nakuru, the rhino sanctuary.
The rugged countryside surrounding the lakes is equally spectacular. Hill walking up peaks such as Longonot will afford the energetic traveller marvellous views over the lakes.
In and around the Rift Valley Lakes
Game drives and walking safaris are possible, along with boat trips, fishing and a variety of water activities. Some of the lakes are surrounded by excellent hiking routes.
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Accommodation in Rift Valley Lakes (Kenya)
Loldia House is a superb old colonial farmhouse and country retreat, situated on a working farm on the shores of Laka Naivasha.
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Other regions in Kenya
Despite its size, Amboseli is one of the most popular parks in Kenya due in part to its stunning views of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Chyulu Hills and Tsavo National Parks
Chyulu Hills & Tsavo National Parks are in south eastern Kenya between Kilimanjaro and the coast.
The Laikipia District of Kenya is located in the centre of the country, on the equator.
Lake Victoria is the second largest freshwater lake in the world at 70,000 square kilometres, and crosses over into Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
The Lamu Archipelago is located close to the northern coast of Kenya and home to the beautiful islands of Manda, Lamu, Kiwayu and Pate.
The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy is a private reserve in north-east Kenya near to Mount Kenya National Park, Samburu and the Aberdares.
The Masai Mara, the most famous of Kenya’s reserves, has been called 'the most magnificent theatre in the world.'
Meru is one of Kenya’s least visited national parks.
Mombasa is the second largest city in Kenya and occupies a stunning setting by the Indian Ocean.
Nairobi is a bustling, lively city which boasts its own National Park.
The Kenyan Rift Valley is a section of the 6,000km Great Rift Valley which stretches from the Dead Sea in the Middle East, all the way to Mozambique.
Samburu and Shaba National Parks
The Samburu National Reserve is situated on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River in Kenya.
