Great Lakes (Nakuru, Naivasha & Elementaita) Festive Christmas & New Year Holidays

Great Lakes (Nakuru, Naivasha and Elementaita) Festive Christmas and New Year Holiday Travel Deals Packages 2026/27

VALID FOR TRAVEL 21 DECEMBER 2026 TO 3 JANUARY 2027

3 Days, 2 Nights. Self drive across Nakuru, Naivasha and Elementaita. Full board

The fascinating city of Nakuru! Also known as a ''Bird Lover's Paradise". Delve into everything from its highlights to its hidden gems. Famous for the fascinating colonies of flamingos that live on the shores of the Lake as well as over 400 other bird species. Get the chance to visit the premium Lake Nakuru Game Park.

Lake Naivasha’s riparian zone provides wildlife and scenery that are very attractive to tourists. Together with the adjacent Hell’s Gate National Park, the Lake riparian zone hosts a large number of birds and mammals that can be easily seen and identified by tourists. Hippos and fish eagles are the most charismatic species; they are actively sought by tourist guides during boat rides.

Naivasha Hippos are relatively tame and tranquil, especially when approached in water where they feel comfortable. On land they can become aggressive and very dangerous if provoked. The great variety of birds (nearly 400 species recorded over the years) provides the opportunity of an enchanting experience also for those who had never thought of birdwatching before coming here.

Between Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru lies another of Kenya’s alkaline lakes – Lake Elementaita. Set within the eastern portion of the Rift Valley, the lake was produced approximately 12 million years ago, and today much of the lake is part of the private Soysambu Conservancy. The area is much less visited than other natural attractions in the region, so you enjoy a sense of privacy and solitude in a wondrous volcanic landscape.