Safari Lodge
    Crescent Island Widlife Sanctuary, Kenya
    2,254m
    PlnrScore 38

    Camelboy Overlanders Camp

    Camelboy Overlanders Camp is a guesthouse near Crescent Island Widlife Sanctuary.

    Score
    38
    Species
    593

    Contact Details

    Location

    Latitude

    -0.610681

    Longitude

    36.272820

    Elevation

    2,254m

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    Camelboy Overlanders Camp in Crescent Island Widlife Sanctuary

    Activities

    guesthouse

    Nearest Airport

    Crescent Island Naivasha Airport

    KE-0096
    2 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Jomo Kenyatta International Airport

    NBO
    83 km away

    593

    Total Species

    47

    Mammals

    261

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Plains Zebra
    136 obs
    Common Hippopotamus
    123 obs
    Waterbuck
    105 obs
    African Buffalo
    99 obs
    White Rhinoceros
    83 obs
    Lesser Flamingo
    82 obs
    Northern Giraffe
    74 obs
    Maasai Giraffe
    68 obs
    Superb Starling
    49 obs
    African Fish-Eagle
    46 obs
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    High22.9°24.4°24.3°21.9°21°20.5°19.9°20.8°21.8°23°21.7°22.4°
    Low10.3°10.7°11.1°11.5°11.1°10.3°9.8°9.8°10°10.4°10.4°9.9°
    Rain
    69
    55
    84
    155
    82
    24
    33
    34
    48
    43
    142
    57
    Humidity66%62%65%78%79%74%72%70%70%67%76%70%
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