Conveniently located just a 3-hour drive from Nairobi or a brief 30-minute flight from Wilson airport to Naishi airstrip, Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge offers seamless access to one of Kenya’s most dynamic and vibrant ecosystems - Lake Nakuru National Park.

Appreciating the Team

At Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge, it is the people who truly make the place extraordinary. As we celebrate 10 years of service, we honour the incredible team that has been the driving force behind every unforgettable guest experience.

From the opening day to today, our team has been the shining stars, the heart and soul of our Lodge. Some of our founding team members are still with us, continuing to inspire with their dedication, passion and unwavering commitment. Their efforts have been the cornerstone of our success, and we are deeply grateful for their contributions in bringing the Lodge this far. This amazing team has made Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge a place of warmth, hospitality and cherished memories. 

Join the Celebration

As we continue celebrating 10 incredible years, we invite you to explore our diverse offerings, from spacious accommodations to unforgettable adventures. This milestone celebrates not just a Lodge, but a gateway to the heart of Kenya’s wild beauty. Experience the wonder of Lake Nakuru National Park, where nature, comfort and conservation converge in harmony.

Explore and Experience

At Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge, we provide a range of interactive activities to ensure every guest has a memorable stay:

• Guided Nature Walks: Our guided nature walks offer a unique way to explore Nakuru's wildlife beyond the safari vehicle. The trail starts from the lodge and extends into a serene farmyard area gradually transforming into indigenous forestland. Visitors can spot vibrant bird species and discover diverse plant life. 
• Archery Adventures: Our archery experience blends learning with leisure. Guests are guided through bow-handling techniques, aiming tips and target practice. This activity is a delightful way to engage with nature while embracing a new skill.
• Family-Friendly Fun: for families, Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge offers exciting activities tailored for younger guests, including trampolines, bouncing castles and archery. Families can also enjoy nature walks and game drives, exploring the vibrant flora and fauna together.
• Culinary Experiences: Indulge in a gastronomic adventure with themed dining nights, such as Shawarma Wednesdays or Tandoori Barbecue Fridays, complete with a tempting chocolate fountain. These events showcase a variety of cuisines and bring together the lodge’s signature hospitality and culinary excellence.
• Game Drives: Game drives through Lake Nakuru National Park are a must for all visitors. From the park's savannahs to its dense woodlands, guests have the chance to spot black and white rhinos, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes, and a host of bird species, including the iconic flamingos that line the lake’s shores. 
• ‘Koroga’ Experiences: Enjoy a one-of-a-kind ‘Koroga’ experience, where guests are invited to cook their meals in the serene surroundings. Fully equipped cooking stations allow visitors to prepare dishes from our specially curated menu, guided by our talented chefs. Whether it’s a hands-on cooking session or a culinary demonstration, this event brings together food, culture and community.

Sustainability Journey

Committed to advancing sustainability, Lake Nakuru Sopa Lodge focuses on diverse sustainable projects. One of the projects includes recycling to reduce reliance on new raw materials, conserve energy and minimize pollution. The Team is making significant strides toward a cleaner, healthier environment by creatively integrating recycled bottles into stylish decor and efficient irrigation elements, transforming waste into both aesthetics and functional essentials within the Lodge. This project not only promotes sustainability but also fosters creativity and talent among our team. 

Fun Facts about Lake Nakuru National Park

• A UNESCO World Heritage Site: Lake Nakuru is part of the Great Rift Valley Lake System, recognized globally for its ecological and biological importance.
• Flamingo Paradise: The Park is world-famous for hosting thousands of flamingos that create a pink carpet along the lake’s shoreline, feeding on the algae-rich waters.
• Diverse Wildlife: With over 450 bird species and 56 mammal species, including lions, leopards and the endangered Rothschild's giraffe, it is a haven for biodiversity.
• Rhino Sanctuary: The Park is a designated sanctuary for black and white rhinos, ensuring the survival of these over majestic species.
• Tree-Climbing Lions: A unique sight in the park is lions resting on acacia trees, an uncommon behavior that fascinates visitors.
• Spectacular Landscapes: From grasslands to rocky cliffs and euphorbia forests, the park offers stunning and varied views.
• The Baboon Cliff Viewpoint: one of the park's highlights is the Baboon Cliff Viewpoint, which provides a panoramic view of the lake and surrounding landscapes, perfect for photography and relaxation.
• “Makat” – Dusty Origins: The name Nakuru originates from the Maasai word "Makat," meaning "dusty place," reflecting the region's semi-arid environment.
• Shifting Waterlines: the Lake’s water level fluctuates due to rainfall and geological activity, continually reshaping the landscape.
• A Legacy of Conservation: Established in 1961, Lake Nakuru National Park was among Africa’s first protected areas dedicated to wildlife conservation.