VISITE DU PARC DE NAKURU
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2024
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2024
The visit of Nakuru with its good tracks, a crust of earth, offering an opportunity to observe leopards, ...
The visit of Nakuru can be done in one day. It is very easy to find your way around (a main track goes around the lake), and the tracks are generally in good condition. The only danger is to get bogged down by driving too close to the shore. The crust of earth hides a sticky mud, so don't get too close to the water or follow the existing tracks.
The north side of the park, around the main entrance, is covered in dense forest where you can see leopards slouching on the branches and the occasional lion. There are several small trails that allow you to get close to the lake to see thousands of flamingos and pelicans. On the western shore, the Baboon Cliff extends to the southern end of the park. This impressive cliff is inhabited by baboons and rock damsels. A trail leads to the top. From the top of the cliff, the view over the lake is absolutely magnificent. Continuing further south, the vegetation becomes rarer and we enter a real savannah planted with acacias. This is where you are most likely to see giraffes, lions and one of the many rhinos in the park. At the far end of the park, on the edge of a small clearing, is Makalia Falls. This beautiful waterfall, which falls from the top of a cliff into a small pool, attracts many herbivores. Then, as you walk up the eastern side of the lake, you pass an extraordinary forest of candelabra spurges, before reaching the main entrance.Advertising
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En un seul safari, nous avons réussi à voir trois des Big Five : des buffles, des rhinocéros et des lions.
Et bien d'autres animaux : zèbres, pélicans, flamants roses, girafes...