Explore Kisumu
Explore Kisumu
HIPPO POINT
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Hippo Point, a sprawling 600-acre open viewing area on the shores of Lake Victoria. While occasionally graced by the presence of hippos, it is renowned for its panoramic sunsets over the lake. Situated near the village of Dunga, just a few kilometers southwest of Kisumu town, Hippo Point offers more than just stunning views. Explore the village’s fishing port and unwind at the camping site. Engage in a serene boat ride, observing hippos and birds in their natural habitat, or try your hand at fishing while soaking in the picturesque scenery of Kisumu city from the tranquil depths of the lake. Hippo Point is your gateway to nature’s wonders.
KIT MIKAYI
Discover the awe-inspiring Kit Mikayi, a colossal rock formation adorned with three distinct rocks at its summit. Nestled approximately 29 km west of Kisumu and just 1 km from the Kisumu-Bondo road, this majestic rock stands prominently above its Kangeso village surroundings.
Rising 70 to 80 feet tall, Kit Mikayi is not just a geological wonder, it’s also known as a weeping rock with its silhouette resembling a woman with a load on her back. Embark on a climb to the summit for a panoramic view that stretches across Lake Victoria, Kisumu City, Kisumu International Airport, and the vast rolling plains. Engage in captivating tales and myths surrounding this extraordinary site as you immerse yourself in the natural beauty and cultural richness of Kit Mikayi.
THE KISUMU MUSEUM
Explore the rich cultural tapestry of the Western Rift Valley and Nyanza Province at Kisumu Museum. This intimate yet comprehensive exhibition showcases the material culture of the region, featuring traditional clothing, intricate adornments, basketry, fishing gear, agricultural tools, and hunting weaponry.
Immerse yourself in captivating dioramas that bring the local wildlife to life, including a majestic lion, the elusive De Brazza monkey, and a record-breaking display of the largest Nile Perch ever caught in Kenya. Kisumu Museum is your gateway to a vibrant collection that vividly captures the heritage and diversity of the Western Rift Valley and Nyanza Province.
IMPALA SANCTUARY
