Some of the camp’s many available activities include mountain biking or hiking along the lakeside trails. Canoeing on the lake is available when the water levels permit. Some of the most popular activities involve cultural interactions with the local tribes. The WaDatoga people are a pastoral group like the Maasai, and guests can visit the local blacksmith or a Datoga boma. There are also trips into the bush with the nomadic, hunter-gatherer Hadza Bushmen who speak a unique click-language. The camp can generally arrange a trip to go hunting with them or spend the morning gathering berries and roots. The Hadza people also guide Kisima’s fly camping expeditions into the bush.

Guests can relax with a pre- or post-dinner drink in the camp’s cozy common lounge area. The dining area overlooks the lake and serves delicious, freshly cooked meals made with locally sourced ingredients, including dairy products from the camp’s own cows and vegetables grown on nearby farms. There is a full-service bar and a refreshing pool for an afternoon dip in the heat of the day.