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Around the south-western side of Lake Naivasha is the Crater Lake Game Sanctuary. This small game sanctuary is great fun to explore on foot independently or with a local guide. This area is alive with hundreds of species of birds and many mammals, large and small. While walking through the conservancy you can spot gazelle, giraffe, zebra, eland, baboon and black and white colobus monkeys - just to name a few.

You can also take the short walk to the rim of the beautiful volcanic crater with views down to the emerald-green lake in the crater. Depending on the water levels of other Rift Valley lakes, there are sometimes large populations of flamingoes on the lake.  

There is no public transport to Crater Lake so it is best accessed either by either bike or with a private vehicle or taxi. The road can differ in condition at different times of the year (depending on when it was graded last) and can be very dusty.

Wildebeest Safari's

   
  1 Day - Lake Naivasha & Crater Lake - Birdwatching   read more »  
  2 Day - Hell's Gate & Lake Naivasha Adventure   read more »  
  5 Day Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru & Lake Naivasha   read more »  
  6 Day Masai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Lake Naivasha & Hell's Gate   read more »  
 


Fact File

Location: Western side of Lake Naivasha

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Highlights: trekking animals on foot, views over Crater Lake.

Animals: giraffe, zebra, eland, gazelle, baboon, warthog, monkey, plus many species of birds including secretary bird, kingfisher, fish eagle.