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Nabuyole Falls

Waterfalls in Bungoma

Nabuyole Falls: A Lofty Splendour

7 km east of Webuye town is to be found one of the lofty waterfalls in Western Kenya, ergo one of the most popular attractions in Bungoma County. Originally known as Broderick Falls and sometimes known as Webuye Falls – thanks to its close proximity to Webuye town – Nabuyole Falls is aesthetically pleasing, even terrific, occurring along Nzoia River over the boundary with Kakamega County.

It is much-vaunted for its beautiful jungle-like tropical landscape, abrupt cliffs, rocky pathway and riverine strips, best enjoyed along a rail-guarded stairway to the bottom of the falls. Large boulders behind the main falls create a series of smaller falls and rapids that add to the beauty of the location. Uniquely pleasant.

It is reached by turning off at St. Mathew’s ACK Primary School onto a murram road that takes to the falls. It is advisable to use a 4×4 to get here but a saloon car will get you here with some jolting and tossing around provided in good weather.


Touring waterfalls in Kenya offers a refreshing and adventurous experience, showcasing the country’s stunning natural beauty. Each waterfall – many still little known – provides a unique and memorable experience, whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply the opportunity to connect with nature


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Touring Bungoma County a rich cultural and natural experience. Visit the local villages to experience traditional Luhya culture, including music, dance, and food. The Luhya are known for their vibrant cultural heritage. Around Bungoma County are many great spots for photography and to appreciate the nature’s beauty.

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