• The Great Rift Valley Viewpoint - Take a break at the Rift Valley viewpoint, capture stunning photographs, and soak in the breathtaking scenery. Visitors can also explore the nearby shops for unique souvenirs.
• Mount Longonot National Park - Set off from Nairobi early in the morning, traveling through the picturesque Great Rift Valley to reach Mount Longonot National Park while the weather is still cool for hiking. Embark on a journey through volcanic terrains to the crater rim, where expansive views of the forested crater and distant Lake Naivasha await, with opportunities to see wildlife such as zebras, giraffes, and buffaloes on the lower slopes. After the hike and descent, proceed to Lake Naivasha for a leisurely lunch at a lakeside restaurant (at your own expense). In the afternoon, enjoy a guided boat tour on Lake Naivasha, passing by hippos and a variety of bird species, including fish eagles and pelicans, while discovering the lake’s unique ecosystem. Later, depart Naivasha and head back to Nairobi, arriving in the early evening after a fulfilling day of adventure and wildlife experiences.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Round transport
• Tour Guide
• Time for Lunch

• Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
• Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
• Mt. Longonot Entry fee
• Boat ride

Embark on an exciting yet moderately challenging day trip and scale the breathtaking Mount Longonot. Take advantage of small group tours that assure personal attention from your guide and convenient return transfers, along with hotel pickup services. Traverse the scenic volcano at your own leisure, with the awe-inspiring prospect of the National Park serving as your final prize. Opt for an upgrade to incorporate a picturesque boat ride on Lake Naivasha.

Mount Longonot (2776m), one of the most attractive peaks in the entire Rift Valley, and its jagged crater rim provide spectacular vistas. This dormant volcano, which towers 1000m over the scorching valley floor, came into existence 400,000 years ago and witnessed its last volcanic activity in the 1860s. The park merely occupies a 52 sq km area and serves the sole purpose of preserving the volcano’s ecosystem. ‘Longonot’ originates from the Maasai term ‘Olo Nongot,’ translating to ‘Mountain of Many Summits’.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.