Triplep Safaris

20/05/2026

Where memories blossom and celebrations come alive 🌿✨

Imagine saying “we made it!” at your graduation party in this serene, lush paradise — surrounded by nature, fresh air, elegance and unforgettable vibes. 🎓💚

Whether it’s a: Birthday Celebration, Baby Shower, Gender Reveal, Retirement Party, Family Get-Together or graduation Celebration

…this is the perfect setting to create timeless memories with the people who matter most. Calm, classy, refreshing and picture-perfect at every corner 📸🌴

Your special moments deserve a beautiful environment like this. 🌺

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Lovely Garden Guest Home

19/05/2026

Flying solo to Kisumu? Your cozy escape is waiting. ✨

Unwind in our stylish Standard Single Rooms designed for comfort, privacy and pure relaxation after a long day in the city. Whether you're traveling for business or a quick getaway, we’ve created the perfect space that truly feels like home. 🏡💙

💰 Only KES 5,000 per night
📍 Lovely Garden Guest Home
🌿 Quiet • Clean • Comfortable
🛏️ Ideal for solo travelers & business guests

Wake up refreshed, enjoy warm hospitality and experience Kisumu the comfortable way. Your “Home Away From Home” awaits.

📞 Book now: 0798 724 480

18/05/2026

Start your week in a space designed for productivity.
Cozy accomodation, uninterrupted meetings with a serene environment set-up, great meals!

📞 Book now: 0737 401410
📌 Lovely Garden Guest Home

02/03/2026

18/02/2026

A baby hippo’s favourite place? Right on top of mum!

Hippos live in close-knit groups — often called pods — where mothers are fiercely protective. Calves are born underwater after an 8-month gestation and instinctively swim to the surface for their first breath. They can even nurse underwater, sealing their ears and nostrils while submerged. For the first months of life, staying close to mum means protection, warmth, and learning the rhythms of the river.

But hippos face growing pressure. Listed as Vulnerable, they are threatened by habitat loss, shrinking water sources, and human–wildlife conflict. Healthy river systems and secure landscapes are critical for their survival.

At Loisaba Conservancy, protecting water sources and surrounding rangelands helps ensure hippos — and the countless species that depend on the same ecosystems — continue to thrive.

Photo © Jamie Lucas

18/02/2026

28/11/2025

Giraffe herds have no boss/dominant/alpha.
A herd can consist of any age of giraffe and mixed sexes (more than one adult male, even also of the same age). Each giraffe can leave on their own will, some do especially the bulls but you do sometimes see lone females also doing this.

The wanderers can return to the herd when they like and there are no fights. Giraffe really are peaceful animals.
There is a bit of structure, though, because the bond flowing between a mother and her un-weaned calf is the strongest found within a herd. ~ Crying buffalo

28/11/2025

We must protect Kakamega forest with all our might!

📷Adam W Banister. 🇰🇪❣️

10/10/2025

Happy Mazingira Day
This Mazingira Day, we invite you to take action:
✅ Plant a tree
✅ Reduce, reuse, and upcycle before you recycle
✅ Support eco-friendly travel and conservation initiatives

18/11/2024

December is around the corner! Suggest our next destination we tailor to fit your special needs!

16/06/2024

From the management to our loyal clients, we wish you a happy Father's Day across the globe.