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Lake safaris, lodges and wildlife tours

Lakes attract wildlife - masses of flamingoes gather at Kenya's Lake Nakuru, and the world's largest population of crocodiles wait on the shores of Lake Turkana. Tanzania's Lake Manyara is a celebrated stomping ground for large elepant and buffalo herds.
Sailing on Lake Malawi
Thousands of flamingoes at Lake NakuruLake Nakuru

Nakuru in Kenya is one of the alkaline Rift Valley lakes and a fantastic bird sanctuary, its shores populated at certain times by one million or more Greater and Lesser Flamingoes.
Pelicans at Lake NaivashaLake Naivasha

Lake Naivasha, a Wetland of International Importance (RAMSAR), is a papyrus-lined freshwater lake, surrounded by fever tree acacias, visited by hippos, giraffe, buffalo and colobus monkeys and a world class birding destination with over 400 avian species.
Lake Kariba is a watery haven for wildlife enthusiasts.Lake Kariba and Matusadona National Park

This vast inland sea covers nearly 6000 km2 and the water-based wildlife viewing and recreational activities ensure a tranquil holiday. Excellent land-based game viewing is possible at Matusadona National Park, on the lake's southern shore.
Sailing on Lake MalawiLake Malawi

Lake Malawi is the third largest lake in Africa. It is a tropical paradise with palm, mango, avocado and banana trees lining its shores. The blue, tranquil waters ensure wonderful canoeing, while the kaleidoscope of cichlids make for exciting snorkelling.
Lake Manyara National ParkLake Manyara National Park

Lake Manyara is one of the most diverse of Tanzania's national parks, a tiny (325km2) combination of Rift Valley Lake, dense woodlands and steep mountainside.
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