Nasolot National Reserve

Beautiful and rugged, the Nasolot Reserve is located to the north of Mount Melo. The reserve is quite remote which means few visitors and a chance to be at one with nature in the seemingly endless plains within its borders.  Visitors to this paradise can enjoy spectacular views from Nasolot Hill, bird watching, camping, fishing and nature walks.

Key features

Wildlife

Elephant, Lesser kudu,bushbuck,duiker,Lion,Leopard,Kirk’s dik-dik,spotted hyena,jackal,impala,Sykes’monkey,beisa and fringe-eared oryx,waterbuck,olive baboon,buffalo,gazelle and hippo.

Protected Area Type

Park Size

92 sq. Km

When to go

All year round
  • Bird watching
  • Camping
  • Fishing
  • Game viewing
  • Walking

How to get there

  • Road: The reserve is 146 km north of Kitale to the west of the A1 Kitale-Lodwar road. The reserve’s gate lies 6.2 km off the A1 main road.
  • Air: There are air strips at Turkwel dam and Kaputirr.

Attractions

  • Rocky out crop at the periphery of the reserve called Nasolot Hill
  • Game viewing

There are no accommodation options in the reserve. However self –catering accommodation and a campsite are available at the Marich Pass Field Studies Centre located 80 km south of the reserve off the A1 Kitale –Lodwar road.

Park Resources

Postal Address:

P.O Box 62, Kapenguria

Park Gallery