Kenya’s Most Underrated Safari Destinations (Lake Nakuru & Naivasha)

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i was there how mutch you pay for locals its 8 euro for me white man 40 euro

You mentioned the film Out of africa that explains why i recognise some of the areas seen the film several times

Agreed seriously underrated

We'll be doing a version of this next summer, also staying with Sopa lodges. I can't wait!!!

Nice content how about mini bar 🍸

I visited Lake Naivasha in 2008. At that time the concern was that too much water was being extracted from the Lake and the levels were getting low. We were able to drive to Crescent Island.

beautiful content

Hey! What’s the set up you are using to rig your tripod to the jeep? Thanks!!

All those white Rhino's ❤❤❤❤❤ I LOVE me a Heron!!!

There are swimming lions in Lamu Kenya 😊

Karibu Kenya…there is camp in aberdare forest called gura river camp..located near our village of late we have been receiving visitors local and foreign,,u should also vist if u have time…

Hi! What did you film with?

How much ?

Sad that a rare giraffe found in Kenya and Uganda is named after a 'wherever the f**k he's from Zionist. SAD!!!!!!!!!

Such a great video! Thank you! If i only had time for one of the lakes, which one would you recommend?

Hi Ella , Would you recommend Masai mara in November ?

Hi Ella, is November a good month to visit the Masai mara??

what camera are you using?

If you could only do one which of the 2 parks would you go to?

If you could only do one which of the 2 parks would you go to?

I really enjoy your videos — thank you for all the great tips!
We’re a family with two young children, and we’ll be visiting Kenya soon. We only have 3 days to spare and we're hesitating between Naivasha and Nakuru. If you had to choose just one, which would you recommend for a family trip?

Thanks so much in advance!

I really enjoy your videos — thank you for all the great tips!
We’re a family with two children, and we’ll be visiting Kenya soon. We only have 3 days to spare and we're hesitating between Naivasha and Nakuru. If you had to choose just one, which would you recommend for a family trip ?

Thanks so much in advance!

I visited both parks in 2014 and loved both for the reasons you mentioned. I was amazed to see the changes to Lake Navishu caused by climate change. In 2014 it was Lake Nakuru that was flooded. You videos are fantastic.

Excellently captured the nature and its wonders ❤

do you recommend Lake Nakuru for a first timer who's never been to Africa?

If it was in india
The horn of rhino would have cut off by the smugglers

Hallo.Flamigos are so unusuall birds….You sent me sudently some messages.At that kind far away destinations,I could be present I imagine only at a decoration project.Lions they are in danger when they separate from threir team or their team destroyed by the invasion of others males lions*but all that you may know better than me.Good luck.Bye.

Do you have any info or link on the tripod clamp you are using please ?

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Domestic animals are seen around these animals and they are not a danger to the people

Great vid Ella! I'm looking for a destination before flying to the Mara for 4 nights in a conservancy and with the lakes being close to Nairobi it's great timing to see this video. If I could only do one of these for a day trip which would you suggest?

Came across your lovely videos randomly cant stop watching 👌 @Ella MCKendrick

Great video and great to see these places!
I visited both in February (wonderful places, not being hugely busy was great too). My friend who had visited Nakuru 15 or so years ago said the numbers of flamingos had dropped hugely from then, though apparently they have been displaced to other soda lakes rather than the population having reduced (which is something). There were far more pelicans than he had previously seen though.
We also saw hyena pups, just coming out the den (possibly the same ones you did) Got some lovely photos too. Thay can get a bad rep, but they are wonderful (and beautiful) animals! Great place.
Lake Naivasha was also a place I'd wanted to visit since childhood. I locved it. And a boat trip is hard to beat whenever you're watching wildlife. Hippos outside the lodge at night was also quite the sight!

Was in Kenya for 10 days 11-20 May, Lake Nakuru, Naivasha, Amboselli and of course Masai Mara were incredible. Unfortunately due to rain and high grass we couldn't spot a single leopard. However did see both white and black rhinos including one mum n baby that blocked our road for 40 minutes. Saw a mum cheetah with 4 grown cubs bring down a gazelle in the second attempt. Also saw the rare serval and even rarer black serval. Also saw a herd of 8 hippos grazing in the open in daytime, including a mum n her calf.

EXCELLENT COLLECTION. Thanks

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Can I join with You

Beautiful and blissful! What a safari!

Note -Lion (male)
-Lioness (female)..
It's not right to say MALE LION , it's enough to say a LION.

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Lake Naivasha completely dried up into a dust bowl in the 1890s and again in the 1940s and 50s, it was so dry, people could walk right across. The lake seems to go through a natural cycle of expanding and shrinking.

Nice camera! #Lumix_Gang ❤

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Thank you for visiting and showcasing my home county,Nakuru county.Both L.Nakuru and L.Naivasha are in Nakuru county.Am a kenyan in UK🇬🇧 but from Nakuru🇰🇪🎉🎉❤