Alojamientos vacacionales en Cresent Island

Countryside Heaven

Maraigushu Ranch, a peaceful retreat nestled in the heart of nature. Surrounded by breathtaking sceneries and lush greenery, you’ll wake up to the sounds of birdsong and fresh country air. Enjoy serene walks through the property, relax under the shade of ancient trees, or take in the spectacular sunsets that light up the horizon over lake Naivasha. With cozy accommodations and plenty of open space, it’s a chance to leave the hustle behind and immerse yourself in the simplicity of rural life.

The Mabati Mansion

A very unique and ‘Quirky’, modern (Eco-Friendly) bush home set at the foothills of Mt.Longonot Volcano in Naivasha. The house is cladded in Mabati (metal sheeting) and is a one of a kind design in Kenya. The house has a small plunge pool which is solar heated during the daytime & can be wood fire heated at night. If you are looking for a romantic weekend with a partner or a quiet weekend alone to relax this is the house for you! The house is totally ‘off-grid’ and powered by the ☀️

Cozy Country Cottage, Lakeview, Hells Gate & Pool

Tucked away on Lake Naivasha's southern shores in the Great Rift Valley, our charming thatched cottage, Hibiscus House, offers captivating Lake views & a cosy charm. Ideal for families, friends & couples seeking adventure & romance, or digital nomads or agricultural consultants, a great space to work from. Enjoy our pool & squash court, nearby attractions like Hells Gate, Mt. Longonot, Crescent Island, Sanctuary Farm & dining at Carnelley's next door. So much to do and to enjoy!

Bustani cottage

Nestled in the heart of Kedong along Moi South Lake Road, this elegantly furnished 1-bedroom cottage offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and rustic charm. Surrounded by lush nature, it’s the ideal retreat for couples, solo travelers, or anyone seeking a peaceful getaway. Please note that it can be challenging to move around if you dont have a car since there are no ubers nearby and have to request all the way from the town which could be Slightly pricey.

Wild Wood Cottages

These two identical but separate wooden-clad gems blend modern comfort with rustic charm, ticking all the right boxes: ✔ Fully furnished ✔ Self-catering ✔ Sneak views of Mt. Longonot and Lake Naivasha ✔ Walking distance to Lake Naivasha ✔ Perfect for conference attendees avoiding overpriced hotels ✔ Close to top hotels, Hell’s Gate, and more ✔ Less than a kilometer from Moi South Lake Road ✔ Personalized activities tailored to your dream experience

Milima House Kedong Naivasha (Bus)

"The Bus" Escape to this quirky, self-contained glamping bus—designed for two and perfect for nature lovers seeking a comfortable outdoor experience. With all the essentials included, it’s a cosy stay that blends adventure with ease. Tucked away in the wilds of Naivasha, just 20 minutes from town, you’ll be close to popular attractions while still surrounded by peaceful bush scenery. Follow us on social media for more glimpses of the adventure!

Ol-Popongi Camp, Kedong, Naivasha

Private Self Catering Camp +12 acre bordering Kedong Ranch, off South Lake Road, 1 1/2 hours from Nairobi, views of Lake Naivasha / Mt. Longonot, Lots of Game - 4 Double tents all ensuite, and a new family cottage with space for 2 adults and 2 kids in the adjoining ‘tree house’ - swimming Pool, WIFI, Electricity, borehole, Solar-Hot water, BBQ area, Electric fencing, 4 staff incl. cook, guest toilet

Charming Cottage With Views Of Lake Naivasha.

Opposite the shores of Lake Naivasha extends from a beautiful canopy of acacia trees up into the hills, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding areas. A lovely, light and airy two-bedroom cottage with its own private garden, wonderful views and access to the lake. Easy access to Hells Gate National park, Mt Longonot and boat rides on lake Olodien - "little lake".

Kilimandege House (Kilimandege Sanctuary)

*NO CLEANING FEE* Kilimandge House ('Hill of Birds') is Naivasha's best kept secret. Hosting and boasting over 350 species of birds and wildlife, the 80-acre sanctuary (former home and filming HQ of the late wildlife documentary pioneers, Joan & Alan Root), quietly observes an explosion of feathers, stripes and tweets that roam free across the grasslands, woodland and lakefront.