This freshwater haven, approximately 90 kilometres northwest of Nairobi, emerges as a sanctuary where nature's finest elements converge, creating a landscape that captivates the senses and sparks the imagination. The lake spans an area of approximately 139 square kilometres, its surface mirroring the ever-changing African skies. Surrounded by lush greenery makes it good for awesome photos.
On the waters of Lake Naivasha, embark on a boat safari, glide past resident hippos, their eyes peeking above the surface, and witness the elegant dance of waterfowl skimming the lake's surface. For those who crave a more intimate connection with nature, the lakeside trails beckon. Wander through the acacia groves, where curious giraffes may cross your path, casting long, graceful shadows in the golden sunlight. Each step is a dance with the landscape, revealing hidden alcoves and panoramic vistas that showcase the lake's ever-changing personality. It's an experience that transcends observation; it's a communion with the essence of Africa, an immersion into the untamed beauty that makes Lake Naivasha an unparalleled journey for the senses and the soul.
The area experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the rainy season. The dry season, typically occurring from June to September, brings with it clear skies and warm temperatures. Come October, the winds of change usher in the short rains, transforming the landscape into a lush and vibrant panorama. The rainy season, extending from October to December breathes life into the vegetation, and the surroundings burst into a kaleidoscope of greens with a myriad of bird species, witnesses an influx of migratory birds, turning it into a birdwatcher's paradise.
You will experience traditional practices from communities around Lake Naivasha that have deep-rooted traditional practices, There is the fishing culture, the art and craft, music and dance, ceremonies and festivals and also conservation practices to take care of the environment.
You will experience traditional practices from communities around Lake Naivasha that have deep-rooted traditional practices, There is the fishing culture, the art and craft, music and dance, ceremonies and festivals and also conservation practices to take care of the environment.
