Lake Victoria, Africa’s interior expanse of water and the largest tropical lake in all the world has a natural wonder to witness that spans three countries -Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya. The vast expanse of this shimmering blue lake reflects not only its grace and charm but also an eclectic blend of cultures and traditions that have grown up around it; not to mention representing an economy significantly different on both scales.

Hotspot for Biodiversity

Lake Victoria is a biodiversity hotspot, brimming with various fish species and even the famous Nile perch can be found within its waters. Along its shore are scenes of lush wetlands, papyrus swamps and a rich birdlife that make this serene swan’s prison into a paradise for any nature lover or ornithologist.

People and Culture

Hugging Lake Victoria are different communities who feel an intimate connection with the water around them. They rely on its fish for food, its warmth as transportation (usually by means of boats and rafts), and clean water sources.

Adventures Galore

Lake Victoria is a treasure house of activities for the holidaymaker:

• Boat Safaris: Take a boat safari and witness some wonderful sunsets, and watch hippos, crocodiles, and birds galore.

• Fishing Excursions: Feel the excitement of catching Nile perch, tilapia, or other fish such as barbel on a guided trip with professional guides.

• Island Hopping: There are several little islands scattered about the lake, each with its character and history.

• Water Sports: Grab a kayak, canoe boat, or swim and discover the pure tranquillity of the waters of Lake Victoria

• Cultural Experiences: Visit local villages, share with the local people, and learn about their ways and crafts.