Central Island National Park

Kenya’s Central Island National Park is set amidst some of the most dramatic scenery created by Lake Turkana. For any voyeur of animals, this is a paradise with numerous landscapes filled with crocodiles and over 450 species of birds clad in every color of the rainbow. The park also exposes its geology, being of great interest to geologists or any scientist interested in different types of volcanic rocks and ash layers that indicate the geological history of the area.

While Central Island is beautifully stunning, it lacks tourism development characterized by luxurious facilities. The lack of such facilities protects this environment in its natural form real wilderness. Since explorers can only reach the park by boat, exclusivity has drawn them to it due to their need to feel close to nature. The boat ride itself displays the beauty of Lake Turkana and showcases the seclusion of the island hence making exploration rewarding.

For those explorers who love going off the beaten track, Central Island National Park itself presents an adventure: viewing wildlife here, geological marvels, and surroundings unrivaled anywhere should surely impress the senses of the adventurous and scientifically inclined alike. From the crocodiles to bird-watching and the geological history of the island, this is a gift of unforgettable moments that wait to happen as one of Kenya’s natural wonders.