Meru

Of all Kenya's parks, Meru National Park presents the widest variety of landscapes and habitats. Forest, swamp and savannah are pierced by 15 perennial rivers all rising on Mount Kenya and all destined to reach the Tana River, which, just south of the equator, forms the park's lower boundary.

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Remote and alluring, Meru National Park covers 1,800 sq km, beginning in the foothills of Mount Kenya and extending southwards to the Tana River in eastern Kenya. It is a captivating wilderness with seldom more than a handful of visitors staying at the same time – a place where whole days can be spent on safari without encountering another person or vehicle.

In this marvelous sanctuary a great variety of wildlife exists, some in huge quantities. All the Big Five are here and the Meru National Park is one of the best in which to locate cheetah and leopard.

Plus the Rhino sanctuary - which was created to protect the rhino population from an increase in poaching in the area - almost 100% guarantees you shall see a White Rhino and if you are lucky you will catch a glimpse of a Black Rhino (they tend to hide!).


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