Lake Naivasha is the largest freshwater lake along the Kenyan section of the Rift Valley. There is plenty to do in and around the terracotta waters of the lake including fishing, hippo watching, golf and horse riding. The scenery is beautiful and the other main attraction is the bird life - which is best observed on a boat trip on the lake.
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Located about 1 ½ hours drive from Nairobi over the stunning Rift Valley escarpment, a couple of nights spent by the tranquil waters of Lake Naivasha make an excellent start or finish to a safari holiday in Kenya.
Chui Lodge - In the heart of the Great Rift Valley just above the shores of
Lake
Naivasha set in its own 20,000 acre wildlife sanctuary is Chui Lodge, a veritable oasis in the dry escarpment country of the rift valley. With the Mau escarpment providing a dramatic backdrop, the Oserian Wildlife Sanctuary plays host to a diverse number of mammalian and avian species.
More...Kiangazi House - With panoramic views across the Great Rift Valley and the shimmering waters of
Lake
Naivasha lies Kiangazi House. Set amongst beautiful lush gardens and tended lawns, this five bedroomed homestead has truly breathtaking views of un-spoilt
Africa. Kiangazi House lies in the Oserian Wildlife Corridor connecting the lake shore and environs with
Hells
Gate
National Park and Masailand beyond.
More...Loldia House is located on the northern shores of
Lake
Naivasha. Nestling under a canopy of acacia and giant fig trees, the main house has 4 comfortable bedrooms, whilst nearby a large cottage sits atop a small hill overlooking the lake. Resident birding guides lead daily boat excursions and guests can take day trips to
Lake
Nakuru and Hell's Gate.
More...Olerai House - The owner of Olerai House, Oria Douglas-Hamilton, had the following to say about their history in Africa and magic of Olerai House: As many of our guests have said, "this was the piece of magic needed to get through our itinerary."
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