BorneoGrrl Says: Narok is the last place in 100km for you to refuel your vehicle before you enter the Masai Masa Game Reserve
Street vendors: Local handicraft
BorneoGrrl Says: When you stop for gas, some locals will come up to your vehicle to sell you Masai souvenirs or handicraft. You can get a fairly good price from them because they know that you only have a short time there and they have to make a sale Masai handicraft
Look after your personal belongings
georeiser Says: Look after your personal belongings when the safari car stops in this town. The picnic areas and cafes are notorious places where many tourists have lost their camera equipment and money. An italian man in my travelling companion lost his expensive camera when he forgot it...
Kenya --- the land of the tourist trap
niamey00 Says: Don't get us wrong, we loved our time in Kenya, but after having traveled so many places independently, it was very difficult to be on a tour with no independence. For example, when we got to Narok, our guide said he knew a nice place for a picnic, it turned out to be a...
georeiser Says: Narok is an old dusty town west of Nairobi in south-west Kenya, along the Great Rift Valley.It is the last major town when travelling by road from Nairobi to Masai Mara national park. Most of the safari cars stops here to buy supplies before entering the National Park. The...
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Narok is the last place in 100km for you to refuel your vehicle before you enter the Masai Masa Game Reserve
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Narok is a provincial town, half way between Nairobi and the Masai Mara Reserve. Nothing amazing about Narok apart from this is probably the last place for you to refuel before you go to the game...
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Narok is an old dusty town west of Nairobi in south-west Kenya, along the Great Rift Valley. It is the last major town when travelling by road from Nairobi to Masai Mara national park. Most of the...
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Our visit to Narok town was an unfortunate one because my husband became very ill after eating at a restaurant and he had to suffer through a very rough car ride back to Nairobi. We learned the hard...
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