3 Days Kenya short wildlife Safari tour

This 3 Days Kenya short wildlife Safari tour is an adventurous short Kenya safari trip that takes you for a break from office life, School life, city life and many more to explore Hells gate National Park, Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru National Park. Hell's Gate National Park is a tiny park located between Lake Naivasha and Longonot and Suswa volcanoes. This park was named for the intense geothermal activity within its boundaries and is a remarkable quarter of the Great Rift Valley. As part of your adventure, you will sight spectacular scenery including the towering cliffs, water-gouged gorges, stark rock towers, scrub clad volcanoes and belching plumes of geothermal steam make it one of the most atmospheric Parks in Africa. It habits several animals including bushbucks, dikdiks, gazelles, gnus, hartebeests, impalas, klipspringers, buffalo, zebras, baboons, and monkeys among others. Hell’s Gate National Park is the only Kenyan Park where climbing, walking and biking are allowed. You will also visit Lake Naivasha, the second largest freshwater in Kenya, lying 100 Kilometers north west of Nairobi. Lake Naivasha is home to a good number of wildlife species and over 400 different species of bird and a sizeable population of hippos. This 3 Days Kenya wildlife safari trip will end in Lake Nakuru National Park with a game drive and a visit to the lake to watch the beautiful flamingos.

Safari Highlight of the 3 Days Kenya short wildlife Safari tour

Day 1: Transfer from Nairobi to Hell’s Gate National Park Day 2: Drive to Lake Naivasha for a boat cruise and after you will drive back to Lake Nakuru National Park Day 3: Explore Lake Nakuru National Park and drive back to Nairobi where the trip ends

Detailed safari of the 3 Days Kenya short wildlife Safari tour

Day 1: Transfer from Nairobi to Hell’s Gate National Park

After your tasty breakfast at your hotel or area of stay, you will be picked by your driver guide from Nairobi, meet and greet and after he will give you a short briefing about your 2 Days Hells Gate & Lake Naivasha Kenya Wildlife Safari. After the short briefing of how your safari will move, you will depart Nairobi by road in your safari vehicle to Hell's Gate National Park. The drive from Nairobi to this park last about 2-3 hours using the Old Naivasha road. Arrive at the park, check in and start your game drive in your safari vehicle. During your game drive in the park, you will enjoy spectacular views of the gorge as well as variety of wildlife, rare flora and many bird species that habit this park. Wildlife game to be sited here includes Bushbucks, Dikdiks, Gazelles, Gnus, Hartebeests, Impalas, Klipspringers, Buffaloes, Hyraxes, Zebras, Hyenas, Jackals, Mongooses, Baboons, Monkeys and Porcupines amongst others. After the drive, proceed to the camp for Lunch then spend the afternoon enjoying various activities available at the camp such as walking or cycling at leisure. Cycling in the Park is a great adventure or you may do a nature walk for about 3 hours before you return to your camp where you will dine and rest.

Day 2: Drive to Lake Naivasha for a boat cruise and after you will drive to Lake Nakuru National Park

After breakfast at your camp, you and your driver guide will proceed to Lake Naivasha with packed lunch. Lake Naivasha is a beautiful freshwater lake, surrounded by thick papyrus with Hippos relaxing in the lake. While there, you will undertake a boat cruise along the lake giving you opportunity to spot zebras, giraffes grazing along the shores of the lake. You will also spot birds like the Grey-capped Warbler, Spectacled Weaver, Brimstone Canary, Red-billed Fire finch and 350 other species. Return to Nairobi arriving later in the day with drop off at place of your choice.

Day 3: Explore Lake Nakuru National Park and drive back to Nairobi where the trip ends

After your morning breakfast at your hotel, you will enjoy a game drive around this park situated in the Great rift valley. In lake Nakuru, there are plenty of Birds for the bird watchers as well as its the only park with a concentration of White Rhinos, Flamingos as well as Rothschild Giraffes. Its also in this park which has huge Leopards and if lucky they are easily spotted at the bamboo cliff. After exploring the park for the better part of the day exit and proceed back to Nairobi arriving late afternoon with a drop off either back to your hotel or Airport depending on you.

End of the 3 Days Kenya short wildlife Safari tour

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