Lodge at the shores of flamingo-dotted Lake Nakuru

A scenic two-hour drive from Kenya’s vibrant city leads guests to Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge within Lake Nakuru National Park.  The enormous body of water for which the park is named draws millions of flamingos annually, transforming its surface into a fuchsia shade.  The lodge features stunning vistas of the park and lake, providing a variety of animal observation opportunities to engage all kinds of travelers.

Apart from the bow-legged flamingo, the park is also home to the rare Rothschild’s giraffe, as well as black and white rhino.  The acacia and euphorbia trees of the park conceal a variety of avian species, establishing Lake Nakuru as one of the most densely populated protected wetlands in the nation.  The region is also home to hippopotamus, leopard, lion, buffalo, and eland.

All rooms at Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge feature en-suite bathrooms and patios.  Guests may relax and savor sundowners at Mama Nikki or the Rhino Paddock Cocktail Bar while concurrently experiencing evening entertainment and spectacular views of the lake.  Engage in picnicking by a hippopotamus pool or partake in horseback, vehicular, and pedestrian safaris.