Bird Walk in the Robert’s Camp Gardens

The gardens of Roberts Camp are the home to an incredible number of 120 regularly occurring bird species. Some are (in Kenya) only found around Lake Baringo and further north towards Lake Turkana. These include a resident pair of Jackson’s Hornbills, a huge number of White-billed Buffalo-Weavers, Northern Masked Weaver (which are (in Kenya) only found at Lake Baringo) as well as the Bristle-crowned Starlings, who like to feed on fruiting trees within the camp ground or take a bath at the bird bath at the Thirsty Goat Bar.

Our very experienced guide Francis is a specialist on all the birds of Lake Baringo area and is a very keen bird watcher himself. He will guide you through the different areas of the campsite and give you a comprehensive impression on the rich diversity of birds species found in the Robert’s Camp gardens. The number of birds seen during the walk (even during the hottest hours of the day) will easily reach above 60 species and keep you busy enjoying this wonderful oasis at the lake shore.

For whom: Everybody interested in birds, from “The Untrained Eye” to the keenest Birdwatcher or Bird Photographer.

Duration: 1-2 hours

Time: Bookings can be made for any time of the day, but we suggest the morning and evening hours when the birds are most active.

Rate: 1-4 people 200 KSH / Person

Groups (5-10 people) 800 KSH

Groups (11 and more) 1200 KSH

For those who did not bring their own binoculars a limited number of binoculars can be rented at 50 KSH per walk.

Bookings can be made at the Thirsty Goat Bar at evenings for the next morning or in the morning for the same evening.

Last minute bookings are not always possible.

Subject to availability