This isn't a restaurant — it's a marshy point where hippos cool off, near Thompson's Falls. There's no fence, no facilities, just hippos and views. Go for the wildlife sighting if you're touring the area, but be vigilant and don't expect food or amenities.
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Hippo Point is NOT a restaurant or a hotel, it's just a marshy point where hippos come to cool off. Located along Nyahururu Nyeri road near Thompsons falls opposite the new resort. Be extra vigilant a...
Here you can see the real hippopotamus in just a small area pool of water. Best place for touring.