Wildlife reserve home to Masai giraffes, hippos, zebras & pelicans, with guided walking safaris.
Walk among giraffes, zebras, and wildebeest without fences or predators — it's the only place in Kenya where you can stroll right up to the animals. Entry's KES 4,000 for non-residents but the experience of seeing Sykes monkeys play while you hike is worth every shilling.
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Read guide →Safari & WildlifeWhat makes this place special is the lack of predators, which means you can literally walk among the animals. I was amazed by the sheer number of animals roaming freely. During my walk, I encountered:...
Crescent Island on Lake Naivasha is a true gem, offering a unique and unforgettable experience. I hadn't realized it was a game sanctuary until I arrived, which made the visit an even more pleasant su...
Crescent Island is not a zoo. And if you just want to tick things off your list like walking up to majestic and beautiful animals for a photo, maybe you should give this a miss. But if you love and re...
Wow. What an amazing place to hike and see animals. Took a boat from Sopa Lodge and spent a few hours walking around the island. Absolutely stunning.
Crescent Island in Lake Naivasha is a truly unique and unforgettable experience. The island has an interesting history, as it was originally created as a filming location for the movie Out of Africa....
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