ELEMENTAITA Daily Deals

Elementaita is derived from the word muteita, meaning ‘dust place’, a
reference to the dryness and dustiness of the area, especially between
January and March. The town of gilgil is near the lake, elementaita is between Lake Naivasha and
Lake Nakuru. Lake Elementaita is a soda lake in the Great Rift Valley, it forms part of the
soysambu conservancy that was home to British lord, lord delemere during
the colonial era in Kenya.

Lake Elementaita is home to over 400 bird species include the famous
flamingos and for that reasons it’s a protected area to help conserve the
birdlife on the lake plus the lake is listed as a UNESCO heritage site so it
needs to be protected; Lake Elementaita is also a Ramsar site. The variety of birds found on Lake Elementaita include but not limited to:- flamingos, ducks, geese, spikes, cormorant, kingfishers, Montane white-eye, Northern puff back, Pallid harrier, Red-capped lark, pelicans, Rufous-
throated wryneck, Long-tailed widowbird, Maccoa duck, Rüppell’s vulture, Rüppell’s robin-chat, Schalow’s wheatear.

What to do will in Elementaita:
* Birds: The numerous birds that make their life on the lake.
* Bush dinning: have a meal in the bushy plains around the lake, you can
always choose from a picnic in the bushes.
* Hot air balloon: hop into the hot air balloon and roam over the beautiful
elementaita waters. Nature walks: The numerous birds that make their life on the lake.

Best time to visit:
* All these activities and many more can be done at Lake Elementaita anytime
of the year, however the most pleasant times are during the dry seasons,
because they are less rains, the roads are dry and easy to navigate; the dry
kind of weather greatly compliments the success of your visit to the lake. The
dry months for Lake Elementaita are June, July, August, September, October,
January and February.

Some of the hotels to stay while in elementaita: