Nairobi Safari Walk

You can choose either the morning or afternoon game drive Morning Option 0700hrs: You will be picked from location by our driver-guide 0745hrs: Arrive at the Nairobi National park for the game drive and park Formalities. 0745hrs – 1100hrs: After the game drive spend some time at the Safari Walk. 1200hrs: Our guide/driver will then drop you off at a location of your choice within the city or Optional Lunch at carnivore restaurant for 30 USD per person Afternoon Option 1400hrs: You will be picked from location by our driver-guide 1445hrs: Arrive at the Nairobi National park for the game drive/park Formalities. 1445hrs: 1700hrs: After the game drive spend some time at the Safari Walk. 1800hrs: Our guide/driver will then drop you off at a location of your choice.

You will get a pick up from your hotel or airport for an early morning or afternoon game drive. The game drive will take between 2hrs to 5hrs hours in the Nairobi National Park. You will start by visiting the ivory burning site where elephant tusks and rhino horns have been torched by Kenyan presidents to show the country’s commitment to stop poaching. Afterwards, you will also drive around in search of the parks diverse wildlife. In the course of the game drive, you will visit one of the several picnic sites to have a short break. In case you have more time and at extra cost, there is an optional visit to the Nairobi Animal Orphanage. It is located in the Nairobi National Park. The orphanage serves as treatments and rehabilitation center for wild animals. The orphanage is home to lions, cheetahs, hyenas, jackals, serval cats, warthogs, leopards, various monkeys, baboons and buffalo. Various birds call the orphanage home including parrots, guinea fowls, crowned cranes and ostriches. Another optional place to visit is the safari walk which is another attraction in Nairobi National Park. It is made up of raised wooded boardwalk that allows viewing of wildlife housed in the area. Visitors can view wildlife which they expect to see in Kenya’s game parks. It has a rich species of local trees. After the tour, you will go back to the airport or your hotel.

You will be picked from your hotel/residence/airport for an early morning or afternoon game drive. The game drive will take between 2hrs to 5hrs hours in the Nairobi National Park. The tour will start with a visit to the ivory burning site where elephant tusks and rhino horns have been torched by Kenyan presidents to show the country’s commitment to stop poaching. You will also drive around in search of the parks diverse wildlife. In the course of the game drive, you will visit one of the several picnic sites to have a short break. In case you have more time and at extra cost, there is an optional visit to the Nairobi Animal Orphanage. It is located in the Nairobi National Park. It serves as treatments and rehabilitation center for wild animals. The Nairobi animal orphanage hosts lions, cheetahs, hyenas, jackals, serval cats, warthogs, leopards, various monkeys, baboons and buffalo. Various birds call the orphanage home including parrots, guinea fowls, crowned cranes and ostriches. Another optional place to visit is the safari walk which is another attraction in Nairobi National Park. It is made up of raised wooded boardwalk that allows viewing of wildlife housed in the area. Visitors can view wildlife which they expect to see in Kenya’s game parks. It has a rich species of local trees. After the tour, you will go back to the airport/hotel/residence.

Embark on a half-day safari to Nairobi National Park, the only national park in the world located within a city. Admire the park's diverse wildlife, including the Big Five, and visit the Elephant Orphanage. Be picked up early in the morning by your driver and drive to Nairobi National Park. After arrival, register for the game drive by paying the park fees, and start your game drive. Embark on your morning game drive, weaving through scenic landscapes ranging from savannahs to dense woodland. Keep your eyes peeled for the 'Big Five'—lions lounging in the sun, rhinos grazing peacefully, and giraffes gracefully munching on acacia leaves. Spend about two hours soaking in the sights and sounds of the wild, with opportunities for spontaneous stops to admire the vibrant flora and fauna. After your exhilarating game drive, visit the Elephant Orphanage, located just a stone’s throw away. Witness the touching rehabilitation stories of rescued wildlife and encounter orphaned animals up close, learning about the vital conservation efforts aimed at protecting Kenya’s endangered species. Pause at one of the panoramic viewpoints that showcase the stunning juxtaposition of Nairobi’s skyline against the untamed beauty of the park. Capture breathtaking photos where urban life meets nature, creating a striking visual narrative that embodies the essence of Nairobi. As your time in the park comes to an end, leisurely make your way back towards the entrance, taking in any last sightings of the park’s wildlife. Leave the park, happily filled with memories of your adventure. As you head back to your accommodation or onward to your next destination, reflect on the beauty you've witnessed and the connection you’ve made with nature.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a full day in the most incredible sites Nairobi has to offer. This day tour focuses mainly on the Nairobi Safari Walk and Giraffe Center, where you can hand-feed Rothschild giraffes. Start your day with a pickup from your hotel or airport and head to the Nairobi Safari Walk. This is a Kenya Wildlife Service Conservation project seeking to inform visitors about Kenya's wildlife and their habitats. The Safari Walk is a conservation facility designed to enhance visitors' appreciation of Kenya's flora and fauna. It is a showcase of Kenya's vast natural diversity. The Nairobi Safari Walk provides visitors with an experience of Kenya's three ecosystems: the savannas, forests, and wetlands. Located 7 kilometers from Nairobi city, the Nairobi Safari Walk gives visitors a clear picture of what to look forward to in Kenyan National Parks. Walk along the raised boardwalk, through the different habitats, and observe from close range the wonderful variety of wildlife in each ecosystem. The raised wood walkways provide soaring views out over the shimmering stretches of savanna in the Nairobi National Park with observation points down onto waterholes and the wildlife that frequent them. Meander through 27 acres of wilderness, the Nairobi Safari Walk offers a neatly encapsulated walking safari. See animals such as antelopes and gazelles such as bongo, gazelle (Thomson's), gnu (white-bearded), and impala. Other ungulates and mammals include buffalo (Cape) and warthog (common). Carnivores include cheetah, hyena (spotted), leopard, and lion. Later, your guide takes you to the Giraffe Centre, where you can learn about and even hand-feed endangered Rothschild giraffes before heading back to your hotel.

Discover African wildlife without leaving the city on a half-day tour of Nairobi Safari Walk. Stroll along raised wooden platforms for unobtrusive views of the sanctuary’s lions, rhinos, leopards, and more, and get an overview of the wildlife found in the country’s nature reserves. Benefit from regular departures to explore at a time that suits you, and save time finding the location with round-trip transfer from your hotel. Escape from the hustle and bustle of Nairobi to this animal sanctuary. After being picked up from your centrally located hotel, drive to the Nairobi Safari Walk. With its raised wooden boardwalk that allows for uninterrupted views of the animals, the Safari Walk is a show case for Kenya’s Parks and Reserves, allowing visitors to discover what they can expect to see across the country. Leave the car behind and accompanied by a guide, walk along the wooden boardwalk as lions, cheetahs, leopard, buffaloes and rhinos stare at you from a distance. Be guided through out the sanctuary tour with a lot of information shared to you. After finishing the tour, be guided back to the car and dropped off at your Nairobi hotel.

Nairobi Safari Walk starts the journey by picking you up from your Nairobi hotel at 8am. First stop is the Nairobi Safari Trail, an eye-opening tour of Kenya's parks and reserves. It gives you an opportunity to get a sense of what you can expect to see across the country. You'll admire Kenya's rich collection of animals, including rare bongos, white rhinos, albino zebras, cats, antelopes and primates. New South Wales also has about 150 species of native trees. Also learn about their various traditional uses. Nairobi safari trails are designed to blend in with the natural environment. It is made of sisal and rubber poles. Interestingly, even the trash cans and lampshades are covered. 2: Nairobi Animal Orphanage. The next stop will be at the Nairobi Animal Orphanage, whose main purpose is to house orphaned, injured and abandoned wild animals from all over the country. The facility houses native and exotic wildlife in beautifully maintained enclosures. Ingredients depend on the animal being rescued. You may see: lions, hyenas, leopards, cheetahs, warthogs, buffalo, different species of apes, guinea fowl, crested cranes and more. 3 Bomas of Kenya We will take you for lunch (optional at your own expense) and then drive to Bomas, Kenya. Kenya Bomas is the cultural center of Langata, close to the main entrance to Nairobi National Park. Talented resident artists perform traditional dances and songs from various tribal groups in the country, including Arab-influenced Swahili talab music, Kalenjin warrior dances, Embu drumming and Kikuyu circumcision ceremonies. Sure, it's a touristy place, but it was still a wonderful afternoon. Then return to Nairobi hotel.