8 articles to prepare your trip
Parc National De South Island
Volcanic island on Lake Turkana, UNESCO-inscribed, home to crocodiles, snakes and rich birdlife. Access by boat from Loiyangalani.
Mount Longonot
A dormant volcano 90 km from Nairobi, Mount Longonot offers a 5-hour hike to an 1.8 km crater, with views over Lake Naivasha and the Rift Valley.
Parc National De Hell'S Gate
South of Lake Naivasha, Hell's Gate combines volcanic cliffs, gorges and savanna wildlife, in one of Kenya's rare parks accessible on foot and by bike.
Central Island
UNESCO-listed volcanic island in Lake Turkana, Central Island brings together three crater lakes, over 12,000 Nile crocodiles and a rich avifauna.
Parc National De Tsavo Ouest
Between lava flows, crystalline springs and the Big Five, Tsavo West National Park reveals a volcanic and wild side of Kenya, best combined with Amboseli.
Mount Elgon
An extinct volcano, a caldera among the world's largest, caves inhabited by elephants: Mount Elgon is Kenya's ultimate off-the-beaten-path safari.
Parc De Marsabit
A mountainous oasis in the heart of the desert, three crater lakes, reticulated giraffes and unique birdlife: Marsabit, Kenya for the discerning traveler.
Rift Valley
Safari, volcanoes and alkaline lakes: Kenya's Great Rift Valley brings together Masai Mara, Amboseli, Nakuru and Hell's Gate on the lands of humanity's cradle.
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