Remote, rugged, and archaeologically extraordinary, Sibiloi National Park lies on the northeastern shores of Lake Turkana in northern Kenya. Often called the “Cradle of Humankind,” this UNESCO World Heritage Site protects one of the most significant fossil regions in the world, where discoveries have reshaped our understanding of early human evolution.
Far removed from mainstream safari routes, Sibiloi offers a raw and authentic wilderness experience dramatic desert landscapes, volcanic formations, prehistoric heritage, and untouched wildlife habitats.
Located in northern Kenya, along the eastern shores of Lake Turkana.
Covers approximately 1,570 square kilometers.
Part of the Lake Turkana National Parks UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Accessible by charter flight or long overland expedition through Marsabit and northern Kenya.
The park sits within a stark, semi-desert environment shaped by volcanic activity and Rift Valley tectonics.
Koobi Fora Archaeological Sites
One of the most important paleoanthropological regions in the world, where fossils of early hominids dating back millions of years have been discovered. These findings have contributed greatly to the study of human evolution.
The Jade Sea Shoreline
Sweeping views of Lake Turkana’s turquoise waters contrasting with black lava rock and golden desert plains.
Volcanic & Desert Landscapes
Ancient lava flows, eroded rock formations, and expansive open terrain create a dramatic and cinematic atmosphere.
Crocodile & Bird Habitats
The lake shores support large populations of Nile crocodiles and a rich diversity of migratory birds.
Although wildlife densities are lower than in Kenya’s savannah parks, visitors may encounter:
Grevy’s zebra
Beisa oryx
Grant’s gazelle
Gerenuk
Lion and leopard (rare sightings)
Nile crocodiles along the lake
The park is also home to numerous resident and migratory bird species including pelicans, flamingos, herons, and cormorants.
The region is inhabited by the Turkana people, whose nomadic traditions and fishing culture remain deeply connected to Lake Turkana. Cultural encounters provide insight into one of East Africa’s most resilient communities living in extreme climatic conditions.
Guided exploration of Koobi Fora fossil sites
Boat excursions along Lake Turkana’s shoreline
Wildlife viewing in desert terrain
Birdwatching along lake habitats
Cultural visits to Turkana communities
Landscape and documentary photography
Sibiloi is ideal for travelers seeking expedition-style travel, archaeology enthusiasts, photographers, and those drawn to remote wilderness.
Imagine standing on the shores of Lake Turkana where early human ancestors once roamed, the desert wind sweeping across volcanic plains, and the Jade Sea shimmering under a vast African sky.
Sibiloi is not a typical safari , it is a journey into deep time, raw wilderness, and authentic discovery. With Eagle Soul Adventure, your exploration of the Cradle of Humankind is bold, meaningful, and unforgettable.
