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Aberdeire National Park(Tree tops estate – on the tops of trees). There is a huge variety of wild animals here – you can see rhinos, antelopes, etc., and if you’re lucky, you can also see rare mountain dwellers – an antelope, a black leopard, a giant forest boar or even a royal eagle hunting for a herd of monkeys – the most favorite delicacy of a predator.

Lake Baringo. According to PROEXCHANGERATES, this fresh lake with the purest water is located 200 km from Lake Naivasha. It is home to a huge variety of bird species and many hippos. Living in a manor on the lake, you can visit the village of local residents – the Maasai, to get acquainted with the customs and way of life, watch national dances, as well as go to a snake farm and enjoy watching bird games during a boat or walking tour.

Of the numerous Kenyan natural parks for which photo safari lovers come to the country, Lake Nakuru Park, located in the west of the country, stands out. First, here is Lake Nakuru. (156 km from Nairobi in the Great Reef valley). It resembles a huge bird show – more than a million pink flamingos flock to the lake to taste the special quality fish. The lake can be reached by several roads: one of them passes through the village of Nakuru, which occupies the fourth largest population in Kenya and is the center of agriculture. Every 20-30 years the lake dries up, and then many different species of animals move to Lake Bogoria. But on the other hand, tourists are guaranteed a meeting with white and black rhinos. In an area of ​​just 200 square kilometers, more than 70 endangered animals now live. You will not find a rhinoceros in other parks in Kenya.

Restaurant “Carnivore” in Nairobi. One of the most popular restaurants in the country, offering a wide selection of dishes prepared from the meat of exotic animals. Here you can try dishes from crocodile meat, giraffe, zebra, ostrich.

Masai Mara National Park. Located in the southwest of the country at an altitude of 1650 m above sea level, approximately 275 km west of Nairobi. The road to the park passes through the barren, sometimes rocky land of the Maasai. From July to September, over a million animals migrate from Tanzania to the Masai Mara. Here you can see lions, leopards and other predators, which are given an immense territory for hunting gazelles, buffaloes and zebras. The unruly and powerful river Mara is teeming with crocodiles and hippos, who divide their possessions along the river. Perhaps this is the richest and most beautiful safari park.

Amboseli National Park. Area – 3920 sq. km. This park stretches from the foot of the highest African mountain Kilimanjaro (5895 m) to the border with Tanzania. The constantly snow-covered peak of the mountain is visible from any part of the park. Famous writers such as Hemingway and Ruark described these places in their adventure novels. Here began the legend of the Maasai tribe – recalcitrant, proud nomad warriors, for whom war and hunting were the most important occupations in the past.

Mount Kenya. This park lies right on the equator line, just 150 km from Nairobi. Just a century ago, he was practically unfamiliar to Europeans. Now this place is quite popular with rock climbers, as even beginners can find the easiest paths for themselves and see how eagles soar in the sky. Those who get higher can see elephants, buffaloes, leopards. Here is the most beautiful and respectable manor (club), where many eminent and wealthy Europeans stop to rest.

Tsavo National Park. The gigantic territory of this national park with an area of ​​20 thousand square meters. km lies between the cities of Mombasa and Nairobi. The park is home to a huge variety of animals: lions, rhinos, elephants, buffaloes, gazelles, antelopes. There are many baobabs in the park, as well as many umbrella-shaped trees and brightly colored acacias. It is also interesting to visit the Mzimia springs, which are a real paradise for animals.

Samburu National Park. The name of this park was given by shepherds from the Maasai tribe. The park is located north of the Niambeni Mountains along the banks of the Iwaso Ngoro River. It consists of vast savannahs, home to thousands of diverse animal species such as elephants, leopards, buffaloes, rhinos, zebras, giraffes and antelopes. This park is a paradise for eagles and falcons, swallows and jays. In the river you can see crocodiles basking in the sun, and nearby – bathing hippos.

Lake Naivasha. A beautiful freshwater lake covers an area of ​​170 square meters. km, and is surrounded by mountains, where extinct volcanoes are home to more than 450 species of birds. Water from the lake is used to irrigate crops on its shores.