3 Days Shompole Wilderness

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Duration

3 Days

Tour Type

Specific Tour

Group Size

10 people

Languages

English

About this tour

On this exciting journey, we ride past Lake Magadi, the southernmost lake in the Kenyan Rift Valley renowned for its wading birds and iconic flamingos. Our adventure continues with an exploration of the Shompole Conservancy, leading us towards Lake Natron and onward to the Nguruman Escarpment, offering thrilling days filled with diverse landscapes, wildlife sightings, and unforgettable experiences in this stunning region.

Tour Motorcycles: KTM 450 EXC-F 2018

Highlights

Lake Magadi
Nguruman Escarpment
Lake Natron
Wildlife
Flamingos
Cultural Immersion
Kenya and Tanzania borderline

Included/Excluded

KTM 450 EXCF with fuel
Support Vehicle
Guide
Accommodation and Meals
Conservancy Fees
Rescue & Evacuation Cover

Travel/Medical Insurance
Items of Personal Effect
Optional Activities

Itinerary

Experience a breathtaking ride from Nairobi, journeying past the iconic Ngong Hills, through the enchanting Rift Valley, and across the picturesque Lake Magadi on your way to the camp for the night.

Highlights of the day include the stunning views from the Ngong Hills, the majestic Rift Valley landscapes, the bird-filled shores of Lake Magadi, and the serene experience amidst the natural beauty of this remarkable region.

Ride towards Lake Natron, renowned as the nesting place for flamingos along the Kenya-Tanzania border. Continue your journey to the Nguruman Escarpment, passing through the captivating landscapes of the Shompole and Olkiramatian conservancies, where you'll be treated to stunning views and a rich variety of wildlife in this pristine wilderness.

We embark on a return journey to Nairobi, where we'll have the opportunity to explore new areas in the Rift Valley, soaking in scenic views of Mount Suswa along the way. This ride promises a fresh perspective on the beauty of the Rift Valley region, offering glimpses of stunning landscapes and natural wonders as we make our way back to the bustling city of Nairobi.