Wildlife
Lake Bogoria National Reserve is not perfect for wildlife viewing only. There are few wild animals in the reserve. The common ones are leopard tortoises, warthog, zebra, impala, gazelle, and dik dik. The reserve is home to the remaining greater kudu. But it is hard to spot them. They are very shy.

The reserve is rich in birdlife. It is home to over 350 species of birds. Lake Bogoria is famous for bird watching. Some of the common birds are grey crowned crane, African fish eagle, and Egyptian vulture. But the main attraction is the population of Lake Bogoria flamingos. Sometimes, millions of greater flamingos can be spotted in the lake. The number varies depending on the season. When the water levels are very high, the number may decline to thousands. But the reserve is a perfect destination for seeing large flocks of these water birds. It is also easy to spot many other species of birds in the reserve.

Scenery
For breathtaking scenery, add Lake Bogoria National Reserve to your itinerary. The sight of a large population of pink flamingos is stunning. Lake Bogoria hot springs are interesting landmarks. They remind visitors of the tectonic activity that shaped the Great Rift Valley. You can boil an egg in the hot springs. The lake is itself an amazing feature of the reserve.

Climate
Lake Bogoria is famous for its warm temperatures. It is close to the equator. As a result, temperatures don’t change much across the year. The dry season is between September and February. But there are short rains between November and December. During the daytime, temperatures are around 28°C. But they drop at night and early mornings to around 11°C. January and February are very dry but warm. Temperatures are around 30°C during the day and 11°C during the night and early mornings. March to August is the wet season. But temperatures are favorable for safaris.