At a Glance
Kenya's Finest Freshwater Lake
Lake Naivasha sits at 1,884 metres in the Rift Valley — hippos in the shallows, fish eagles overhead, papyrus-fringed shores. Boat rides bring you close to hippos, while Crescent Island offers a unique walking safari among giraffes and zebras.
Gateway to Hell's Gate
Combine with neighbouring Hell's Gate National Park for the perfect day trip from Nairobi.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, from the boat at a safe distance.
Absolutely — walking among free-roaming wildlife is unique.
Prices & Packages
All prices per person sharing. Child discounts available. Prices vary by season and lodge choice. Contact us for your personalised quote.
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General Tips for Kenya Visitors
Every season is safari season: Kenya is a year-round destination. Dry season (June–October, December–March) offers better wildlife viewing; rainy season (April–May, November) brings greener landscapes and fewer tourists.
Health: Malaria prophylaxis recommended. Only drink bottled water. Sun protection is essential — the equator is close.
Safety: Kenya is safe for tourists. Our guides accompany you everywhere. Keep valuables in hotel safes.
Tipping: Safari guide approx. 15–20 USD/day, driver approx. 10 USD/day, hotel staff 1–2 USD. Tips are greatly appreciated.
Visa: Most nationalities need an eTA (electronic Travel Authorization), applied for online. Cost approx. 30 USD.