1 Day Lake Naivasha fishing and boat cruise safari in Kenya

This 1 day Lake Naivasha fishing and boat cruise safari in Kenya shall take you this beautiful lake for a fishing tour. Lake Naivasha is located in the rift valley with fresh waters. The lake inhabits several wildlife aquatic species such as the hippopotamus, crocodiles and others.

Itinerary: Nairobi to Lake Naivasha and later back to Nairobi

This 1-day tour is a great safari to get away from the noise pollution of the city and drive to the tranquil areas where you can even hear the sound of the wind. Early in the morning after breakfast, our company representative shall come to your pickup point and pick you up. You shall later drive to Lake Naivasha. Along the way, you shall make a stop at the Great Rift Valley viewpoint; relax as you enjoy the wonderful scenic views of the rift valley. Learn about its history and how it was formed. Later, you shall drive until Lake Naivasha. Upon arrival at the lake, you shall start the boat cruise experience. With the help of professional anglers, you shall start your fishing adventure however you are always advised to have permits, fishing permits can be acquired by us-the tour company on your behalf. During the boat cruise along Lake Naivasha, you shall spot different wildlife species like the hippopotamus and several species of birds. On the shores, you shall observe various species of wildlife like the giraffes, zebras, buffalos and others. During your fishing, you shall be in a position to catch several species of fish which include the Nile perch, blue-spotted tilapia, redbelly tilapia, and others. The boat cruise shall take you until the crescent island where you shall relax for lunch while spotting several wildlife species. You shall take a quick walk around the Island and later transfer back to the information centre to learn about Joy and George Adamson’s conservational efforts. Later you shall drive back to Nairobi, to mark the end of this wonderful 1-day lake Naivasha fishing and boat cruise safari in Kenya.