Aberdare National Park Safaris offer an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.
The National Park covers 766 square kilometers of land and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including elephants, buffalos, leopards, hyenas, and various species of birds.
One of the best ways to explore Aberdare National Park is through a safari tour. Kenya Safari tours to Aberdare National Park allow visitors to see the park's wildlife up close while enjoying the beautiful scenery.
Wild Race Africa Safaris offers a wide range of safari tours featuring Aberdare National Park, including unlimited game drives, walking safaris, and bird-watching tours.
Game drives are the most popular type of Kenya safari tour in Aberdare National Park.
Visitors can choose between half-day or full-day game drives, depending on their preferences.
During a game drive, an experienced guide will accompany visitors to help them spot wildlife and share information about the park's history and ecology.
Walking safaris are another popular option for visitors exploring Aberdare National Park on foot.
Walking safaris offer a more intimate experience with nature, allowing visitors to observe smaller plants and animals overlooked during a game drive.
Bird-watching tours are perfect for enthusiasts who want to see some of the park's 290 bird species.
Experienced bird guides lead the adventures and know the best spots for bird watching in the park.
In addition to safari tours, Aberdare National Park offers other activities such as hiking, fishing, and camping.
Visitors can hike through the park's beautiful forests and waterfalls or fish in its rivers and streams.
Camping is also available in designated areas within the park.
Overall, Aberdare National Park Safaris offer an incredible opportunity to experience Kenya's natural beauty and wildlife.
Whether you choose a game drive, walking safari, or bird-watching tour, you will have an unforgettable experience.
Amberdares Birdlife Adventures
Aberdare National Park is home to all of the Big Five. However, it is not a typical Big Five destination.
Bushbuck and defassa waterbuck are very common, and sightings of elephants and buffalo are almost guaranteed.
Leopards and black rhinos, occasionally, are observed at one of the tree hotel's floodlit waterholes at night.
It is not common to spot a lion. The park is a refuge to many fascinating forest creatures, including several primates such as the black-and-white colobus monkey and Sykes monkey.
Nocturnal animals, including giant forest hogs and large-spotted genet, often visit the waterholes at night.
The forest is also home to the very elusive and beautiful bongo antelope. Unfortunately, numbers have decreased over the last few decades, and sightings are rare.
Wildlife viewing in the Aberdares is good throughout the year. Heavy rain occurs year-round, but June to September and December to February are the driest months.
The rain should not interfere with your safari when staying at one of the three hotels.
Elephants and some antelopes disperse to the higher altitudes during the Dry season.
