Descend down the steep sides of the crater and get ready to be amazed as our team work hard to ensure that get to see as much of the abundant animal and birdlife as possible.

Depending on the time of year, you may see huge flocks of pink flamingo around the shores of the shallow Lake Magadi, while the surrounding swamp is inhabited by hippo. Safari vehicles are closed, with glass windows and a pop-up roof. Off-road driving is not permitted.

The crater has formed its own ecosystem due to its enclosed nature, and is one place where you can certainly tick all the boxes. Sublime scenery, abundant wildlife, it’s very own distinctive Lerai Forest comprised of yellow fever trees and Lake Magadi, a shallow soda lake.

The list of wildlife that can be spotted in the crater is extensive and includes black rhino, elephants, lion, leopard and hyena, wildebeest, buffalo, zebra, serval, cheetah, jackal, Grant’s and Thompson’s gazelle, flamingo and bat-eared foxes, as well as approximately 400 species of colourful birds