Dimbolil Dam
Fishing Camps in Kericho
Dimbolil Dam: Picturesque Hidden Gem
At a point where Kimugu River Lodge and Chagaik Arboretum converge, the dainty Dimbolil Dam that is found within the restful gardens and lovely wooded landscape of the Finlays Tea Estate, is a really nice spot to spend a day in nature. Nestled in picturesque locations with stunning views of rolling tea farms, lush greenery and groves, an anglers paradise, Dimbolil Dam is much-liked for the trout fishing, exploration of the nearby forest and educational tours of the tea making process at Finlays Tea Factory; and at the close by Unilever’s Tea Factory. Dimbolil Dam is located within the James Finlay’s Tea Estate, just a short distance from Chomogondy. Still and all, the soothing sound of the dam creates a calming atmosphere, perfect for unwinding – for hours and end – with stunning sunsets. There is a single self-catering cottage available for hire through Finlay’s Tea Estate.
Fishing in Kenya is a popular activity, thanks to its abundant freshwater lakes, rivers, and the Indian Ocean coastline. Whether you’re into deep-sea fishing, freshwater angling, or simply exploring local fishing traditions, Kenya offers diverse opportunities for fishing enthusiasts. Be sure to obtain necessary permits and licenses for fishing in national parks, reserves, or specific fishing areas.
Index of Fishing Camps Around Kenya
Baringo County - Lake Baringo National Reserve , Embu County - Izaak Walton Inn , The Mzima Fishing Camp , Isiolo County - Bisanadi National Reserve, Kericho County - The Dimbolil Dam , Kirinyaga County - River Thiba Fishing Camp , Marsabit County - Lake Turkana, The Oasis Club, Meru County - Lake Rutundu, Lake Ellis, Mombasa County - Suli Suli Fishing , Bahari Beach Club , Muranga County - Kenya Fly Fishers (Southern Camp ), Kimakia Tea Cottages , The Aberdare Cottages & Fishing Lodge , Nyeri County - Thego Fishing Camp, KWS Fishing Lodge, Naro Moru River Lodge, Trans Nzoia County - Kapolet Fishing Camp , Turkana County - Lake Turkana (Jade Sea), Turkana Oasis Club
Located in southwestern part of Kenya within the former Rift Valley Province, Kericho County, a healthful highland, has innumerable picture-postcard tea-farm vistas. Kericho County is famous for its vast tea plantations. It is all around a tea-riffic countryside clutching traditions and culture with one hand and a forward-looking yen on the other. It is home to large forests, historic sites and resorts, too.
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35 Destinations in Kericho County , arranged as one would visit these - east, north, south then west - with aid of narratives, images, strip maps and distance chart:
Mau Forest Reserve , Chereres Waterfalls , A.I.C Kericho , Chesumot Estate , Chagaik Arboretum , Chesumot Dam, Kimugu River Lodge , James Finlays Tea Factory , Dimbolil Dam , The Sacred Heart Cathedral , A.C.K Kericho , Kericho Golf Club , Gurdwara Sahib , Kericho Wagon Works , Kericho Tea Hotel , Chebown Sanctuary , Chelimo Arboretum , Tagabi Monkey Sanctuary , Changoi Tea Estate , Chebulu Conservancy , The Kiptui Falls, Kapkatet Kipsigis Cultural Museum , The Tulwap-Kipsigis Hill , Londiani-Koru-Awasi Route , Londiani Dam , Masaita Forest Station , KFC Hospitality Centre , Londiani Falls , Kimasian Railway Bridge , Kiminket Garden, Kipkelion Monastery , The Van Wicker's Cave , Fort Tenan Pre-Historic Site , Tinderet Mountain , Ole Soi Resort , Bagao Caves
Know More About Kericho County: Its Geography, Land-Use, Highlights, Population, Roads - including a distance chart, Airports, Climate & National Monuments
What’s The Air Like In Kericho?
The annual mean temperature ranges between 29 o C and 10 o C. The central part of the county, where tea is grown, receives the highest rainfall.
What’s The Lay Of The Land In C.35?
Kericho has an undulating topography, with the overall slope of the land being to the west – forming a hilly shelf between the Mau Hills and the lowlands of Kisumu.
