Best & Fun Excursions, Day Trips, Tours, Safaris, Activities & Things to Do in and from Kisumu with Adeli Kenya Safaris:
Kisumu, the third-largest city in Kenya, located on the shores of Lake Victoria, offers a variety of attractions and activities. Here are some of the best things to do in and around Kisumu:
Rusinga Island Lodge – best beach hotels and destinations in Kisumu – book with Adeli Kenya Safaris
- Fishing at the shores of Lake Victoria at Dunga Hill Camp- Watch fishermen make their catch at Lake Victoria near Dunga Hill Camp. Witnessing locals go about their daily lives is a nice way to spend the day.
- Watch beautiful sunset and hippos from Hippo Point- This exclusive wildlife conservancy is a terrific place to appreciate a sunset and see hippos. It has over 1,000 resident animals and 350 species of birds.
- Eat delicious fish at Lwang’ Ni Beach- You can’t visit Lwang’ Ni Beach and not feast on tasty fresh fish. The long queues at the eateries are a testament to its great taste!
- Spot various species of birds at Kiboko Bay- Kiboko Bay Resort is an amazing place to stay for couples and families. It offers excellent bird-watching opportunities from its viewing deck that extends to Lake Victoria.
- Visit Kisumu Museum- Take a tour of Kenya’s cultural history at Kisumu Museum. See flora and fauna species, Luo artefacts and even a Luo homestead.
- Shop at Kibuye Market- Kibuye Market is large, lively and just the place to shop for bargain clothing, footwear and traditional items. It’s open day and night.
- Kisumu Impala Sanctuary, Kisumu- Kisumu Impala Sanctuary is the best place to see graceful impalas. The sanctuary is also home to big cats and primates. Camp here to thoroughly enjoy the abundant wildlife.
- Visit Kit Mikayi – standing rocks- Kit Mikayi is an imposing formation of rocks standing about 40 meters high. Legend has it that the rocks were the love interest of an old man.
- Take a walking safari to watch crocodiles at Ndere Island National Park– Ndere Island National Park is situated on a small island and is inhabited by Nile crocodiles and other wildlife. Go on a walking tour to see the majestic reptiles up close.
- Take bird safaris and a leisure safari at Ruma National Park– Ruma National Park is Kenya’s last sanctuary for the roan antelope, an endangered species. Take a tour of the park to see these majestic animals as well as native birds.
