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Lakira Camp Nakuru is set in the cradle of mankind on the edge of Lake Nakuru on a private campsite within the National Park. The camp combines personal charm with the ultimate in luxurious accommodation - where lush vegetation and views of the sparkling water hold promise of all things fine that Africa has to offer.
Lakira Camp Nakuru is discreetly tucked away amidst the acacias that flank it, are six, superbly luxurious tents offering the traveler a rich and immensely satisfying experience of the African bush. All tents have en suite bathrooms with flush toilets and hot and cold running water.www.crocodileracers.co
Lakira Camp Nakuru tents are opulent and furnished with comfortable four poster beds, mosquito nets, rich Persian carpets and antique, colonial furniture. Recline, relax and enjoy the sun set over the lake and abundant wildlife that grace its shores - all from the comfort of your private veranda.
Convivial evenings or spare time are spent in the lounge tent which is decorated in rich, chic tones and colonial antiques as well.
Lakira Camp Nakuru experienced chefs prepare meals to tantalize taste buds and will also cater for any special dietary requests. Guests can relax with a drink or cocktail at the well stocked bar or in the comfortable lounge after an exhilarating game drive in the park.
Lakira Camp Nakuru Activities
Lake Nakuru is entitled 'the greatest bird spectacle on earth' thanks to the millions of fuchsia-pink flamingo that flock to feed on the teeming algae of its alkaline waters, the pink-frosted shores and sky-mirrored waters of Lake Nakuru yield some of the most evocatively beautiful photo-images in Africa.
Small in size, but high in wildlife, Lake Nakuru makes the ideal day trip, en route to other destinations and abounds in picturesque lookouts and picnic spots.
As Kenya's first and largest rhino sanctuary, sightings of both black and white rhino are almost guaranteed, while plentiful waterbuck, warthog, zebra, gazelle and buffalo graze the shoreline.
Echoing to the haunting cries of the numerous fish eagles, Lake Nakuru is also the park in which you have the best chance of seeing a leopard.
Wildlife highlights: lion, black and white rhino, waterbuck, hippo, leopard, impala, gazelle, hyena, wild cat, golden cat, hyrax, colobus monkey, and Rothschild's giraffe. Birds: 1.5 million flamingos and 450 other recorded species.
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