Top Naivasha Tickets & Passes

Bike, hike, and sail your way through Hell's Gate National Park on this private guided tour from Nairobi. Keep your eyes out for sightings of animals such as baboons and buffaloes inside the park, and then take the waters of Lake Naivasha to see hippos and birds. This tour also includes a visit to a Maasai community, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a break for lunch at your own expense.

On this safari, you will have a chance to have a birdwatching session and see many species of birds and mostly the pink flamingos. You also get to see animals from Soysambu Conservancy. It's a lifetime experience.

The ultimate adventure for wildlife enthusiasts, this private, week-long Kenyan safari tour covers four protected nature reserves: Lake Nakuru, Maasai Mara, Lake Naivasha, and Amboseli. Increase your animal sightings—including the Big Five—during multiple game drives. Relax and enjoy the wilderness with optional all-inclusive accommodation and meals, including round-trip transfers from Nairobi.

Embark on this memorable day trip to Hell’s Gate with an optional boat ride on Lake Naivasha. Experience the beauty of Hell’s Gate National Park as you walk or bike alongside zebras, giraffes, and antelopes in their natural habitat. Explore dramatic gorges, bubbling geothermal springs, and towering cliffs, then unwind with an optional boat ride on Lake Naivasha to spot hippos and waterbucks up close. It’s the perfect escape for anyone with limited time in Nairobi.

Embark on an exciting one-day private tour from Nairobi, exploring both Hells Gate National Park and Lake Naivasha. Begin your adventure at Hells Gate, where you can either walk or cycle through the park, encountering wildlife such as zebras and gnus along the way. Afterward, make your way to Lake Naivasha for a scenic boat ride, where you might spot hippos and a wide array of bird species. It’s the perfect day trip to immerse yourself in nature’s beauty and wildlife!

The towering cliffs, water-formed gorges, wild animals, birds, and unique flora give this park an almost magical feel. The park itself was established back in 1984 and named 'Hell's Gate' due to powerful forces shaping the national park from below. Dramatic volcanic rocky outcrops, obsidian caves, spitting geysers, rock towers, sandstone cliffs, and water gouged gorges are what make this park worth visiting. Hell's Gate National Park is a great choice for thrill-seekers; mountain biking, rock climbing, and hiking are some of the available activities.