Lake Turkana is a turquoise inland sea in the middle of an ochre desert. It’s the world’s largest desert lake, a UNESCO site, and home to the Turkana, Samburu, El Molo and Rendille peoples.

Expeditions cross volcanic landscapes, visit Sibiloi National Park (the “Cradle of Mankind”), Central Island’s crocodile-filled crater lakes, and remote tribal villages along the lake shore. One of the great overland adventures left on Earth.