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Discover Lake Baringo: An Untamed Oasis in Kenya

Nestled in the Great Rift Valley, Lake Baringo is a magnificent freshwater lake that spans approximately 130 square kilometers. Located about 290 kilometers north of Nairobi, approximately 120 kilometers north of Nakuru. It is accessible by a scenic drive or a short flight. The nearest airstrip is the Kabarnet Airstrip, which is about 20 kilometers from the lake. Whether you choose to travel by road or air, Lake Baringo offers a captivating retreat from the bustling city life. It is famous for its rich avian diversity, hosting over 470 bird species, including fish eagles and Goliath herons. The lake also supports a variety of wildlife such as hippos and crocodiles, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers alike

Wildlife and Bird Watching

Lake Baringo is renowned for its rich biodiversity. It is home to over 470 bird species, making it a paradise for ornithologists. From the majestic African Fish Eagle to the elusive Verreaux’s Eagle, birdwatching here is an unparalleled experience. The lake’s shores are frequented by hippos and crocodiles, adding to the thrill of a safari. Visitors can also spot various reptiles, including monitor lizards, and diverse fish species, such as tilapia and catfish.

Tourism Activities

Lake Baringo offers a wide range of activities for tourists:

Boat Safaris: Explore the lake on a guided boat tour, where you can get up close with hippos and crocodiles and enjoy the serene beauty of the water.
Bird Watching Tours: With expert guides, embark on birdwatching expeditions to spot the diverse avian population.
Nature Walks and Hiking: Discover the surrounding landscapes, including the nearby cliffs and hot springs.
Cultural Visits: Engage with the local Njemps community and learn about their way of life and traditional fishing techniques.