A combination on various sites in Kisumu including, Kisumu Town,
Kisumu Museum, Impala Sanctuary coupled a sumptuous lunch of fish
delicacy made in kisumu style.

Kit Mikayi is a Rock formation, a tor, around 120m high. Declared UNESCO World Heritage Site & regional point of sightseeing, Kit Mikayi is associated with many legends.

A great haven for birds, Ndere Island provides a scenic view of Homa hills to the south, mageta island to the east & a glimpse of Kampala in Uganda beyond the south west horizon. It supports a wide variety of animals e.g. hippos, water bucks &sitatunga antelopes.

Lake Victoria is the Africa’s largest lake by area covering more than 68,800kilometres & is the 2nd largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area after Lake Superior in North America. Explore the flora & fauna & learn more about the fishing communities along the lake side.

An amazing hiking experience ending in one of the best view point of Nyabondo, offering a panoramic view of Nyabondo Plains, Lake Victoria in a distance & Inselbergs around Kisian Area.

Experience the scenic view of Dunga Board walk elevated above a wetland swamp surrounded by papyrus reeds as you explore Dunga Beach fishing village a popular fish landing site in Kisumu at the shores of Lake Victoria.

Mt. Elgon is cloaked in forest and straddles the border between Kenya and
Uganda.
Sometimes known as the Mountain of the Beast, other times the Mountain of
Illusion, the basalt bluffs of enigmatric Elgon have been held sacred for
centuries. It is part of Africa’s Great Rift Valley and the eighth highest
mountain in Africa today.

Maragoli Hills is the unofficial boundary between Kisumu & Vihiga County.
The hills are located just adjacent to the Mungoma caves and offer panoramic
scenic views and are great for bird watching adventures & hiking.

Get the friendliest, most intimate wildlife safari experience in prime locations in Maasai Mara that are
unrivalled for seeing and photographing animals all year around.

Kakamega Forest covers approx. 240sq km & is a remnant of the Guineo-
Congolian forest ecosystem that stretched all across West Africa.