Kisumu Impala Sanctuary
The Sanctuary is set ashore Africa’s largest freshwater lake, Lake Victoria. It is an idyllic place, overflowing with natural beauty. It is a treat for animal lovers because it hosts impalas, antelopes, big cats, buffaloes and other species that you may or may have not heard of. Apart from animal gazing the park has varied activities that keep visitors engaged. Camping, bird watching, glass bottom boat rides, walking and game viewing are the other activities that the Sanctuary visitors can participate in.
Dunga Beach
This sprawling beachside with its fish markets, artifact sellers and boat rides is all things touristy. Apart from these run of the mill activities you can further entertain yourself by participating in activities like fishing, bird watching and hippo hunting,
Crying Stones of Kakamega
If the name is fascinating, imagine how admirable the spot is? A large rock is fashioned into a solemn woman with weak shoulders. And from it comes an occasional out spring of water that bears semblance to falling tears. And this burst of tears is celebrated as a good omen and villagers appease the rock in times of drought.
Migingo Island
A visit to Lake Victoria wouldn’t be complete without touring its famed islands. First amongst the lot is a visit to Migingo Island. It peaks out of the waters of Lake Victoria and is turtle- shaped. Houses & bars are tucked away into establishments that are made out of iron.
Mageta Island
Mageta is not one among the recommended places, but the Island sure does have a charm of its own. It’s free from the network towers that connect you to the rest of the world. No vehicle has ever been ridden on the island’s terrain. Initially it served as a detention camp for Mau Mau fighters and now its townsfolk serve as traders or fishermen. It’s a small set-up with four primary schools, a secondary school and a dispensary. If you want to remember what those forgotten times were like, visit this Island.
Rusinga Island
If you are looking to rest in the Palm of luxury during your African vacation Rusinga is the island to visit. Perched on the edge of Lake Victoria, the place has a serene charm about it that’s wipes away the tiredness of a Safari. Exotic trees, chirping birds, and its sprawling stretch of lawns makes it a perfect retreat for families.
Ndere Island
For undisturbed peace, one must pay a visit to this Island. Fringed with a lush shoreline, this Island paints a picture so pretty that you wouldn’t want to leave. Apart from its eye- captivating beauty the area also boasts of its rich wildlife. One can spot rarities like the African Fish Eagles, Swifts, Hippopotamuses, Nile Crocodiles and Impalas.