Southern Kenya
Kenya
Southern Kenya is home to a vast array of ecosystems, national parks and game reserves; from Amboseli and the Maasai Mara to Tsavo East and West, the two of which, combined, make up one of Africa’s largest wilderness areas.
Located in the eastern branch of the Great Rift Valley, Lakes Natron and Magadi are soda lakes situated at the base of the active Oldoinyo Lengai volcano - the lowest point in the valley. In the surrounding areas many species of fauna and flora, including thousands of flamingo, survive in a harsh and starkly beautiful environment.
Dramatic scenery, incredible views and natural wonders, extinct volcanoes, streams, waterfalls and hot springs all add to the diversity of landscape. From the plains of Amboseli and from the vastness of the volcanic ranges of the Chyulu Hills you even have incredible views of Kilimanjaro just across the border in Tanzania.
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