Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort

Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort is set in one hundred and fifty acres of grassland studded with Acacia bushes and trees. The drive from the property’s main entrance gate to the reception car park takes you through Acacia shrub land where you will often see giraffe or waterbuck.

The Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort was constructed to wind its way through the trees so that none of the trees fell to make way for buildings. This is why the main public building is unusually shaped, making graceful curves around the vegetation.

All this greenery attracts nearby animals – you see a few Safari animals like giraffes, hippos, waterbucks and monkeys on the grounds.

As a leading Naivasha Hotel from the Sopa Lodges Hotel-chain, Lake Naivasha Sopa Resort features 21 two-story cottages aligned in a crescent shape.

The buildings have colorful stones covered in climbing vines and flowers, the unusual-looking roofs form sweeping violet arcs over the structures.

The resort is not only home to our resident giraffe, waterbuck and both Vervet and Colobus monkeys, but it is also a night stop for the hippos when they leave the lake every night to come and trim the grass on our expansive lawns.

Sopa Lodge Naivasha is the ideal base from which to discover the area’s wildlife, sanctuaries and Hell’s Gate National park.

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Tours and nature walks are available where you can admire the Lake Naivasha’s huge variety of African wildlife, including hippos, different types of fish, intricately feathered water birds and rare species such as Lammergeyers.

Sopa Lodge Naivasha also plans bush breakfasts and lunches and evening barbecues with traditional Masai dancing, as well as traditional sun-downers.

Burn off these delicious meals with a round of tennis or horseback riding on green Lake Naivasha grounds.