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Lake Elementaita Lodge - Lake Elementaita
Lake Elementaita, managed by the Friends of Lake Nakuru and Elementaita Conservation Project, was formerly Kekopey Ranch, built by English settler Lord Gaibraith Cole. It retains the features of early colonial homes a red brick building with shady terraces, an internal courtyard, paneled walls and a sitting rooms with a library and log files.
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Kenya Safari Accommodation And More at Lake Elementaita Lodge
- The original building houses the dining and living rooms, bar and conference rooms.
- The new 33 twin and double rooms with ensuite bathrooms are nestled away in the lush flower garden behind the house.
- In the front of the hotel, a large terrace over looks Lake Elementaita.
- Lake Elementaita has been profiled as a Ramsar Site, a wetland of international importance.
- The hotels huge private estate, now a wildlife reserve, stretches away to the hills.
- Lake Elementaita is home to millions of Lesser Flamingos, and also important as a stopover for over 350 bird species (recorded by the lodges two resident naturalists).
- The naturalists accompany the guests on a bird watching walks or ox wagon safaris.
- Lord Cole's memorial, built on a rocky outcrop, in an enchanting spot for a sundowner.
Lake Elementaita Lodge Relaxation and Safari Activities
- Horse riding within Lake Elementaita Reserve.
- Visit the natural warm spa that flows into the lake.
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