Misty mountain forests, moorland and waterfalls in Kenya’s central highlands, famous for its tree lodges where animals come to the waterhole at night.



Aberdare National Park protects the high Aberdare range in Kenya’s central highlands, a world of dense mountain forest, bamboo, open moorland and waterfalls such as Karuru and Chania Falls. It is cooler and greener than the savannah parks, and offers a very different side of Kenya.
The park is famous for its tree lodges, built beside floodlit waterholes so you can watch elephants, buffaloes and other animals come to drink after dark. Forest wildlife includes giant forest hogs, bushbucks and colobus monkeys, and lucky visitors may spot the rare bongo antelope. It is often combined with Lake Nakuru and the Masai Mara.
A night in the Aberdares is usually spent at one of the park's famous tree lodges, overlooking a floodlit waterhole. Tell us your dates and budget and we'll recommend the best fit. Ask us about lodges in the Aberdares →
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