Aberdare National Park is home to the highest and tallest waterfall in Kenya, magnificent Karuru water falls. The fall is 273m high and drops in 3 stages. The first stage is 117 m high, followed by a smaller 26 m one and finally a 130m drop. The park offers a safari experience unlike anywhere else in Kenya.
Tree hotels like The Ark Kenya, Aberdares Country Club and Tree Tops lodge are designed for wildlife observation. The wildlife coming to waterholes (or salt licks) in pristine forest habitat. Wildlife viewing from elevated position is best way to see animals that won’t be spotted in dense vegetation plunge pool. The Ark Kenya resembles Noah’s Ark and has four viewing areas for observing the ever-present animal activity. Aberdares Country Club is nestled on a slope of Mweiga Hill in the Aberdare Highlands, part of the Great Rift Valley. The site was the homestead of an English couple that decided to settle in Kenya
Itinerary
Depart Nairobi in the morning and drive northwards via the scenic surroundings of the Aberdares range, arriving at your lodge in time for lunch. After lunch have an afternoon game drive to see Leopards, large herds of elephants, wild dogs, cape buffalos, Olive baboons, black rhinos, Mountain reedbucks among other wildlife. This rainforest park is a water catchment area with attractive streams, rivers, and four major waterfalls with Karuru waterfall being the highest and tallest waterfall in Kenya .
Accommodation at Tree Tops Lodge
Meal plan (lunch & dinner)
Early breakfast ,having spectacular views of herds of elephants and buffalos at the watering point near the lodge then set off for a game drive in search of wildlife not yet seen then head to scenery of the waterfalls of the park and moorland region
Return to the lodge for lunch and prepare to head back to Nairobi. You will set off to have the final game drive en-route while heading to Nairobi. Arrive Nairobi late in the evening at around 5:00 pm.
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