The most well-rounded scenic excursion of them all.
Lake Turkana, the world's largest desert lake, spans over 6,000 square kilometers in northern Kenya. With its stunning turquoise waters, diverse wildlife, and rich archaeological sites, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Suguta Valley, a vast expanse in the same region, showcases rugged beauty, salt pans, lava flows, and volcanic formations, making it a captivating destination for nature enthusiasts.
Early departure Wilson Airport on the fixed wing aircraft (C206) to Ol Malo, passengers aboard the helicopter R44 to Mt. Silale crater, cycle for scenic and photography, then fly over the Red pools for crocodile before extending deep into Suguta valley for sand dunes, land and take photographs.
Take off to Lake Logipi for resident flamingos and the Cathedral rock aerial photography before landing on the lake Logipi beach, the guests enjoy the enclosure of the lake and photography.
After Lake Logipi, you shall extend up wards to Southern part of Lake Turkana for the magnificent iconic cone called Nabiyotam crater. The helicopter shall hover around and land at pilot’s discretion, for photography.
You shall take off back to Ol Malo airstrip, board your fixed wing aircraft to Rusinga Island, drop all the passengers then it proceeds back to Wilson.
