Central Great Rift Valley

The Central Great Rift Valley offers beautiful safari attractions and a wide range of activities where by the travelers have an opportunity do variety of activities like un guided cycle, walking safaris throughout the Kenya’s Great Rift Valley region.

Central Great Rift Valley in Kenya

While on your safari in Kenya, as you drive through the highway, you will have an opportunity to view some of the astonishing sights that can be seen on the major road as you drive through Kenya. The most and anticipated majestic views over the Great Rift Valley or along winding roads over towering cliffs are most often awaited. But, zebra, buffalo and giraffe travel along the busy road, therefore, you have a great opportunity to spot these animals as you drive around Kenya. This central area of Kenya combines plentiful wildlife and urban life, an odd juxtaposition which can easily be met during several days of country journeys. Wildlife has become part of the landscape, adjusted to the climate. So, you don’t often need a guide on foot or by road to explore the countries famous attractions. Famous Africans line the hills surrounding the main roads, and you sometimes smile happily with a giraffe or antelope. Not that, you can’t stop and take pictures on the highway, but sights give you the riches to discover anywhere along the central Great Rift Valley.

Another aspect that means no confrontation between humans and wild animals is the lack of large cats and endangered elephants. Instead of relying on game drives, the project is based on self-guided and alternate behaviors. There are many private reserves and reservations from Naivasha to Nakuru, all of them providing a comparable experience and become famous with the Nairobi weekend trips. Hell’s Gate National Park gives you great self-guided safaris and hiking, going across giraffe, zebra and eland. Staying on the trail is important, but the freedom to choose your own pace is great. Most buffalos will make this also an enjoyable journey. Nearby Mount Longonot is a half-day hike to the giraffe and other plains in the middle of a volcanic crater. There is a wide range of species seen on a friendly path within the Crater Lakes Park. There is an opportunity in this region for a variety of very small private reserves.

Great for anyone adverse to long led routes is Kenya’s Great Rift Valley region. Guides will transfer you on foot or by bike at the exits of the park and let you explore the wildlife in the park by yourself, although many of the famous animals are gone, it’s an unforgettable experience to visit a giraffe or zebra herd alone. Such parks are also the easiest for anyone on the budget in Kenya. Remember that this is not the whole experience in safari. This is a special safari, offering you a taste of the nature in Africa.