We land on the lake shore beach where we enjoy a delicious bush brunch and an opportunity to explore the Loyangalani Settlement. Strong winds blow constantly, temperatures soar well above 100F, and movements in the earth's surface are continually throwing up exposed sedimentary layers, many of which have preserved pre-historic fossils in a remarkably good state.
1 overnight Oasis Lodge
or
1 overnight Houseboat ‘Lokel’ (a basic but comfortable place to relax for intrepid travelers and enthusiastic anglers)

Days 2, 3 & 4 Lake Turkana
Lake Turkana, or the ‘Jade Sea’ as it is known, is an Anglers Paradise: 48 Species of fish are found in the lake of which a wide variety can be caught, Tilapia, Catfish, Tiger fish. Puffer fish and of course the King of Africa’s fresh water fish "The Nile Perch". Whether or not a keen Angler, once you have caught your first "Nile Perch" the fishing bug will have surely caught you.

The fish sustain an incredible Crocodile population of about 12,000 reptiles, the last and largest great population of saurians in the world who have remained largely unchanged for 130 million years - many exceeding lengths of 16 foot or more.
2 overnights Oasis Lodge
or
overnights Houseboat ‘Lokel’

Options for non fishing spouses abound - either visit the Cradle of Mankind at Koobi Fora or the incredible kaleidoscope of cultures that cross at Loyangalani.

Day 4: Depart
You return by air to Nairobi or on to Nanyuki to continue on with your safari.