Eliye Springs, also known as Ille Springs, is a remote village on the western shore of Lake Turkana in Kenya. It is located 50 kilometres east of Lodwar and 40 kilometres south of Kalokol.
The local springs for which it is named produce lush vegetation along its section of the otherwise barren lakeshore.
Around 1981 there was a hunting lodge on the side of the lake made up of a series of grass huts and very basic facilities. By 1982 this fell into disrepair and the owner left but some staff remained hoping to collect unpaid wages. The huts provided refuge for intrepid travellers who enjoyed the clear warm waters and sunsets. Food had to be bought in Lodwar and the journey to Eliye Springs in 1982 took about 2 hours.