Hello! I'm Sue Kwamboka, a proud resident of Kisii and passionate about sharing the beauty of our highlands with travelers from around the world. As your host, I’m here to ensure you have a comfortable stay and an authentic experience of Kisii’s culture, cuisine, and nature. I love guiding guests to local hidden gems, from peaceful hiking trails to bustling markets. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions – I’m always happy to help!

Welcome to Riverside Haven, your serene getaway in the heart of Kisii's rolling green hills. Nestled amidst lush landscapes, our eco-friendly property offers a peaceful escape for nature lovers, adventurers, and cultural explorers. Relax in our cozy rooms with modern amenities while soaking in the fresh Kisii air. Explore the nearby soapstone carving villages, scenic waterfalls, and vibrant markets. At Riverside Haven, you'll experience Kisii’s rich heritage and unmatched hospitality.

Kisii, located in southwestern Kenya, is a vibrant and lush region characterized by its rolling hills, rich culture, and welcoming atmosphere. Here's what a tourist can expect: 1. Natural Beauty - Hilly Landscape: Kisii is nestled in the fertile Gusii Highlands, offering stunning views of green hills, valleys, and terraced farms. - Abundant Rainfall: The area enjoys consistent rainfall, contributing to its lush vegetation and cool climate, making it ideal for outdoor activities. - Waterfalls: Enchanting waterfalls, such as **Tabaka Soapstone Falls**, can be found nearby, providing picturesque spots for photography and picnics. 2. Cultural Richness - Soapstone Carvings: Kisii is renowned for its soapstone, locally known as *kisii stone*. You can visit Tabaka village to see artisans at work and purchase unique carvings. - Traditional Music and Dance: The local Abagusii people are known for their vibrant traditional dances and songs, often performed at festivals or special events. - Local Markets: Vibrant markets such as Daraja Mbili Market offer fresh produce, crafts, and a glimpse into the daily life of Kisii residents. 3. Wildlife and Nature - Bird Watching: Kisii's green environment attracts a variety of bird species, making it a haven for birdwatchers. - Nearby Parks: While Kisii itself is not home to major wildlife parks, it serves as a gateway to attractions like Maasai Mara (a few hours' drive away), famous for the Great Migration. 4. Culinary Delights - Enjoy traditional dishes like *matoke* (steamed bananas), *ugali*