Lake Nakuru National Park

NBO, WIL

Access is normally planned through NBO, WIL, using private road transfers, scheduled flights, charter flights or lodge-arranged transfers depending on itinerary level. Confirm baggage limits, airstrip status, pickup points and transfer duration before issuing a final quote.

Most international travellers require Kenya electronic travel authorisation or equivalent entry clearance before travel. Check nationality-specific requirements, passport validity, transit rules and airline boarding requirements at quotation stage.

Park entry, conservation and activity fees must be reconfirmed at quotation stage because official tariffs and resident/non-resident categories can change.

Kenya’s safari regions are generally warm by day and cooler in the early morning and evening, especially at altitude. Long rains are usually around March to May and shorter rains around November, but exact conditions vary by region and year. Coastal and lake areas can be humid, windy or changeable, so marine activities should be confirmed locally.

Pack neutral safari clothing, a warm layer for early starts, sun protection, comfortable walking shoes, binoculars, camera gear and any personal medication. A soft-sided bag is recommended where light aircraft are used.

Build the itinerary around the main experience rather than rushing through Lake Nakuru National Park. Pair it with Lake Naivasha, Lake Elementaita, and Lake Bogoria for better pacing, and verify seasonal access, activity availability and client fitness requirements before confirmation.