Take a boat ride from our private jetty and explore Lake Naivasha. See hippos, spot over 350 bird species, and enjoy the peaceful waters with guidance from our experienced staff.
Lake Naivasha and its surrounding wetlands are home to over 350 bird species. Visitors can enjoy spotting herons, kingfishers, fish eagles, and many more with guidance from our experienced staff.
Visit the Joy Adamson Museum at Elsamere Lodge to learn about the life and conservation work of Joy and George Adamson. Explore exhibits, artifacts, and stories behind the Born Free legacy.
Enjoy guided nature walks around Elsamere Lodge’s grounds and nearby trails. Spot local plants, birds, and wildlife while learning about the area’s unique ecosystem and conservation efforts.
End your day at Elsamere Lodge with a cozy bonfire and an outdoor movie. Relax, enjoy the evening air, and unwind surrounded by nature.
Explore the scenic trails around Elsamere Lodge on a guided bike ride. Enjoy the fresh air, spot wildlife, and take in the stunning views of Lake Naivasha and its surroundings.
Relax by the lake as the sun sets over Lake Naivasha. Enjoy the golden views, gentle breeze, and sounds of nature as you unwind after a day of exploration. It’s the perfect way to end your evening at Elsamere; peaceful, scenic, and truly memorable.
Just an hour from Elsamere, Lake Nakuru National Park is home to rhinos, lions, leopards, giraffes, and more. Enjoy a full-day safari and discover its rich wildlife.
Crescent Island is a private island on Lake Naivasha, just an hour by boat from Elsamere. Enjoy walking among wildlife and exploring its scenic landscapes.
Visit the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi to see orphaned elephants and rhinos being cared for and rehabilitated. A two-and-a-half-hour trip from Elsamere, it’s a rewarding and educational experience.
Visit Africa’s largest natural geothermal spa inside Hell’s Gate National Park. Just 25 minutes from Elsamere, it’s perfect for a relaxing day surrounded by nature.
Mount Longonot is an extinct volcano southeast of Lake Naivasha. Just an hour from Elsamere, it offers stunning views and rich wildlife along its hiking trails.