lake Bogoria National Reserve

Just a five-minute drive away is one of the geological wonders of the world: Lake Bogoria National Reserve. Such is its majesty that when the 19th-century British Missionary Bishop James Hannington first spotted the lake he described it as ‘the most beautiful view in Africa’, while others have called it the ‘jewel of the Rift Valley’. Known for its bubbling hot springs and geysers, the lake is home to 135 species of bird, including flamingos and marabou storks, while the wider reserve plays host to a vast array of wildlife, such as greater kudu antelopes, impalas, Grant’s gazelles, cheetahs and waterbucks.

Just a five-minute drive away is one of the geological wonders of the world: Lake Bogoria National Reserve. Such is its majesty that when the 19th-century British Missionary Bishop James Hannington first spotted the lake he described it as ‘the most beautiful view in Africa’, while others have called it the ‘jewel of the Rift Valley’. Known for its bubbling hot springs and geysers, the lake is home to 135 species of bird, including flamingos and marabou storks, while the wider reserve plays host to a vast array of wildlife, such as greater kudu antelopes, impalas, Grant’s gazelles, cheetahs and waterbucks. Room for lake Bogoria National Reserve Located at Marigat - Loboi Road