Go for Lake Victoria Safari to watch the second largest fresh water body in the world and the largest in Africa, called Lake Victoria. Flowing over an area of 70,000 sq. km, Lake Victoria is the main source of River Nile. With a depth of 100 meters, Lake Victoria basin is a home to the Luo people.

Lake Victoria borders Kenya and Tanzania on two sides and Uganda on the third side. Although traveling to other countries via Lake Victoria is no longer possible, yet it is one of the major trade routes of Africa. Indulge in activities like fishing and seafood cooking during the splendid Lake Victoria Kenya Safari.

You will be spellbound watching the golden sunset over Lake Victoria. Try exploring the nearby islands by going on boat rides during your Lake Victoria Safari. Bird watching is the other main activity that you can indulge in at Lake Victoria. Swamps at Kusa, Koguta and Dunga within Ruma National Park are the main places of interest that are worth watching during Lake Victoria Safari in Kenya.

Tourists are advised not to swim or walk bare feet at the shores of Lake Victoria that is a house to several parasite-hosting snails.