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| Keekorok
Lodge lies at the southern end of the Masai Mara and right
in the path of the annual migration of wildebeest and zebra.
There's always plenty of activity around the waterhole but
during the migration, the lodge is enveloped by the swarming
mass of animals. One need hardly venture from the ground to
game view. From the Kiboko Bar at the end of the raised 300
m. walkway, there is plenty to see. |
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Accommodation
at Keekorok is in bungalows, single story blocks and in
comfortable shaded chalets. The liberal use of cedar wood,
pink and gray Sand River stone and other indigenous building
materials offset the green lawns and colorful bougainvillea. |
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the fresh air, the excitement of game spotting and a
refreshing dip in the swimming pool, the ritual of
sundowners by the roaring log fire in the lounge, heralds an
evening full of traditional Masai dancing, cultural and
wildlife lectures and videos and yet another of those
remarkable Keekorok dinners. |
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| Situated
in the south east ecological niche of the Lake Nakuru
National Park is the Lake Nakuru Lodge, an oasis of comfort
and excellent service. The lodge blends well with its
surroundings and the animals often browse peacefully close
to the lodge and environs, much to the fascination of the
visitors. |
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There is
accommodation for 176 people, either in superior or family rooms,
cottages, or suites. There is excellent cuisine which
includes ample dishes to please every appetite, plus Bush
Barbecues, African nights and Sundowner cocktails. |
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available include horse-back safari excursions, bird
watching and plant identification. After a day's game
watching, the spacious, logged Mama Nikki Bar and the cool,
Upstairs Rhino Paddock Cocktail Bar, overlooking the Lake
and the enticing blue swimming pool can be particularly
inviting. Evening entertainment and slide shows for guests
are interesting and varied. |
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| Situated in
the heart of Kenya’s Rift Valley is Sarova Lion Hill
Lodge, nestling on the banks of one of East Africa’s most
famous soda lakes, Lake Nakuru.
Beautifully landscaped grounds feature natural
foliage and a startling variety of flower gardens.
Avid bird watchers can feast on the spectacular
display of its famous flamingo residents. |
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From the
comfort of one of the junior suites, equipped with separate
bedroom and lounge and with ensuite facilities, Sarova Lion
Hill Lodge offers a unique vantage point overlooking the
lake and the distant hills.
A guest can enjoy the panorama from the privacy of
his own verandah. Dine
sumptuously in the Flamingo Restaurant on a delicious blend
of local and international cuisines to satisfy every taste. |
| Relax away the
stresses of the outside world with a refreshing swim,
followed by a soothing sauna.
Relax on open terrace with a drink from the Rift
Valley Bar as the sunset puts on a spectacular show.
Exotic drum beats and fascinating native dancing
entertain guests at night with a traditional cultural
presentation. |
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