Lake Naivasha is a stunning freshwater lake situated at the highest elevation of the Kenyan Rift Valley. Fringed by thick papyrus swamps and yellow-barked acacia trees, this shimmering oasis provides a tranquil contrast to the dusty savannahs. It is a world-class birding destination, boasting over 400 species, and serves as a vital watering hole for a variety of herbivores. Because the shores are largely free of major predators, visitors can enjoy unique, close-up walking safaris among grazing animals, making it a serene and highly interactive nature getaway.

Key Highlights:

• Crescent Island Game Sanctuary, a submerged volcanic crater perfect for walking safaris.

• An astonishing array of over 400 recorded bird species.

• Sprawling, colorful flower farms surrounding the lake.

• Proximity to the hikeable volcanic crater of Mount Longonot.

• Elsamere, the former home of Joy Adamson, now a conservation center.
  Main Wildlife: Massive pods of hippos, African fish eagles, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, waterbucks, and colobus monkeys.
  Popular Activities: Guided boat rides, walking safaris on Crescent Island, bird watching, and horseback riding.