Located in South-Western Kenya in Nakuru city is The Lake Nakuru National Park. It was established in 1961, and it houses more than 450 species of birds and an amusing variety of wildlife.  The Lions, waterbucks, leopards, white rhinos, warthogs, and pythons are some of the animals one can see. Apart from that are the landscapes appearing from the low-lying grasslands adjoining the lake to the woodland and rocky cliffs. African Travelers limited offers visitors from all over the world a chance to see these majestic animals in their natural habitat. We offer help and advice to our clients for planning their safari tours with us. We ensure our clients have access as well as maximize their time in the lake park.

The Lake Nakuru National Park is famously known for its location on The Great Rift Valley; the lake is known for its natural beauty and attraction to huge flocks of pink flamingos that make a spectacular view. It is bounded in abundance by flora and fauna with many varied species by the wooded, thick grassland. Tourists relish the wide natural diversity and mixed habitats ranging from the lake to its environs, the pictorial ridges, and the bluffs. It's ideal for hiking, bird watching, game drives, and picnics.

Apart from the varieties of birds, other wildlife found on the park is the southern white rhinos, eastern black rhinos, baboons, warthogs, zebras, and many others. We also offer services to the large urban centers and the entire region from which there is a breathtaking view. The scenic variety is found on visiting the gloomy-looking and dormant Menengai crater to the north of Nakuru town. Its appearance from the top provides an incredible gesture, and one is left gazing on the crevasse of the crater within the volcano.