Lake Nakuru national Park is one of the salty lakes in Rift Valley and probably one of the three essential destinations in Kenya, tongether with Samburu and Maasai Mara. Nakuru provides the visitor with one of Kenya’s best known images. Thousands of flamingo, joined into a massive flock, fringe the shores of this soda lake. A pulsing pink swathe of life that carpets the water, the flamingo are a breathtaking sight. The lake has become world famous for these birds, who visit the lake to feed on algae that forms on the lake bed. They move back and forth, feeding and occasionally and spectacularly taking to flight, filling the sky over the lake with colour. The lake is extremely variable in size- changing from 5 up to 30 sq kms in area.

The unique thing is the park looks like the last santuary of animals in the planet. You see the gentle and easy rinocerous both white and the aggresive black rhino. With good luck you can see both at the same time. Anybody who loves nature and wildlife will at one point think he is the luckiest in the world.   

In the park you will see antelopes like waterbucks, leopards, lions, buffaloes, impala, gazelles. One of the three giraffes is the rothschild. For the bird watchers, you can see more than 400 species of birds. The park is a paradise for bird watchers