Town in Nakuru County, Kenya
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Naivasha is a city in Kenya, 90 km northwest of Nairobi on Lake Naivasha. The lake is the area's main tourist attraction though visitors also come to observe wildlife (particularly the hippopotamus).
Fisherman's Camp is a campsite situated on the shores of Lake Naivasha (meaning 'rippling waters' in Masai). A fully equipped cottage and 4 Bandas (Kenya's equivalent to small challets) are also available. The site also has its own bar and restaurant (phone +254 5 050 462 for bookings).
Fish Eagle Inn has a range of accommodation from dormitories to executive suites with options for full and half board, or bed only.
clean single/double room with own hotwater bathroom, TV, free breakfast and good Wifi.
Camping, dorm beds, room.
many stores.
there are now two Naivas supermarkets in Naivasha. best supermarket in towm.
Has a no fee Master Card/Visa Card ATM.
large supermarket.
5 hours Ksh 400). The bus or matatu fare from Naivasha to Nakuru is Ksh 300 and the trip takes one hour.
Read in the guideMatatus run along the Moi South Lake Rd to Kongoni (one hour, Ksh 100). You can get off for the Hell's Gate National Park on the way.
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