Safari Lodge
    Menengai Crater, Kenya
    1,899m
    PlnrScore 35

    Maili Saba Camp

    Maili Saba Camp offers a distinctive retreat nestled on the rim of the Menengai Crater in Kenya

    Score
    35
    Airstrip
    12 km
    Species
    480

    Location

    Latitude

    -0.186684

    Longitude

    36.117060

    Elevation

    1,899m

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    Maili Saba Camp in Menengai Crater

    Activities

    hotel

    Nearest Airstrip

    Barina Airport

    12 km away

    Nearest Airport

    Menengai Airport

    KE-6040
    7 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Eldoret International Airport

    EDL
    114 km away

    480

    Total Species

    38

    Mammals

    284

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Great White Pelican
    188 obs
    White Rhinoceros
    161 obs
    Plains Zebra
    159 obs
    Olive Baboon
    155 obs
    African Buffalo
    154 obs
    Impala
    130 obs
    Lesser Flamingo
    129 obs
    Waterbuck
    127 obs
    Northern Giraffe
    123 obs
    African Fish-Eagle
    113 obs
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    High24.8°26.5°27°24.7°23.8°23.4°22.8°23.1°23.8°24.4°23.4°24.5°
    Low12.6°13.1°13.6°13.9°13.8°13.3°13°12.7°13°13.3°13°12.5°
    Rain
    53
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    210
    138
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    167
    40
    Humidity62%57%60%74%75%69%70%71%70%70%75%66%
    Planning & reference

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    Lake Bogoria National Reserve

    Known for its stunning flocks of lesser flamingos, hot springs, and geysers, creating a dramatic and otherworldly landscape. It's also home to kudu, buffalo, and a variety of other wildlife, making it a unique photographic destination.

    Lake Nakuru National Park

    A birdwatcher's paradise, famous for its massive flocks of flamingos that often turn the lake pink. It's also a vital sanctuary for both black and white rhinos, and home to Rothschild's giraffes, lions, leopards, and waterbucks.

    Mount Longonot National Park

    Mount Longonot is a stratovolcano located southeast of Lake Naivasha in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya, Africa. It is thought to have last erupted in the 1860s. Its name is derived from the Maasai word Olongongot, meaning "mountains of many spurs" or "steep ridges". Mount Longonot is protected by the Kenya Wildlife Service as part of Mount Longonot National Park.

    Saiwa Swamp National Park

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