• Nairobi - As dawn breaks, embark on a picturesque morning journey from your Nairobi residence towards the city’s wild heart. As the first light graces the sky, observe the bustling metropolis gradually awaken.

The roads, initially serene, soon begin to buzz with the gentle awakening of Nairobi. Pass by early commuters, street vendors setting up their stalls, and notice the impressive Marabou storks perched on trees or scavenging, a unique sign of urban wildlife. The city’s daily rhythm intensifies, and the urban landscape, a mosaic of buildings and bustling activity, subtly transitions to the wilder outskirts, building anticipation for Nairobi National Park.

• Nairobi National Park - A safari in Nairobi National Park offers an unforgettable wildlife experience just minutes from the bustling city center. It’s the only national park in the world located within a capital city where you can watch lions, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, and buffalo roam freely against the dramatic backdrop of Nairobi’s skyline. Despite its urban setting, the park covers over 100 square kilometers of open savannah, acacia woodland, and seasonal rivers, creating a thriving habitat for a wide variety of animals and over 400 bird species. It’s one of the best places in Kenya to spot endangered black rhinos in the wild. This safari is ideal for travelers with limited time or those on a layover who still want to experience the magic of an authentic African safari. The contrast of untamed wilderness and cityscape makes Nairobi National Park a truly unique destination where nature and modern life meet in the most extraordinary way. Perfect for photography, adventure, and a quick escape into the wild.

• Sheldrick Wildlife Trust - The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, located on the edge of Nairobi National Park, is a world-renowned sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned elephants and rhinos. Founded in memory of conservationist David Sheldrick, the Trust offers a second chance to young elephants who have lost their mothers to poaching, drought, or human-wildlife conflict. Visitors can attend a public viewing session where the playful orphans come out to feed, enjoy a mud bath, and interact with their devoted keepers. It’s an inspiring and emotional experience that offers rare insight into elephant conservation.

The Trust raises funds through the sale of beautiful handmade crafts, branded merchandise, and an impactful adoption program that allows visitors to “adopt” an orphaned elephant and follow its journey back to the wild. This personal connection supports the animal’s care and deepens awareness of conservation efforts. This part of the tour provides more insight into the benefits of conservation.

• Giraffe Centre - For an intimate, impactful wildlife experience in Nairobi, visit the Giraffe Centre in Lang’ata. Dedicated to conserving the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe, it offers a unique chance to hand-feed these graceful giants from an elevated platform, even getting a memorable “giraffe kiss”!

Beyond the thrilling interaction, explore a peaceful walking trail in the opposite garden. Your visit also provides valuable educational insights into giraffe conservation, with your entrance fee directly supporting these vital efforts. It’s a heartwarming interactive experience perfect for all ages.

• Utamaduni Craft Centre - After the thrill of a Nairobi safari, unwind with a relaxed afternoon of craft shopping in the leafy suburb of Karen. The area is known for its tranquil atmosphere and charming boutiques filled with handmade treasures. As you browse through airy workshops and curated galleries, you’ll find beautifully crafted beadwork, carved wooden figures, textiles, ceramics, and leather goods, each piece telling a story of Kenya’s diverse cultures and skilled artisanship. The experience is more than just shopping; it’s a cultural immersion. Artisans are often on-site, giving you the chance to see traditional techniques in action and hear the stories behind the work. It’s a peaceful, enriching way to end your day, picking up meaningful souvenirs while supporting local talent in one of Nairobi’s most serene neighborhoods.

• The Carnivore Restaurant - After a day on safari, treat yourself to a memorable dinner at Nairobi’s iconic Carnivore Restaurant. Famous for its sizzling “Beast of a Feast,” this open-air dining experience features a variety of meats like beef, lamb, chicken, and even exotic options like ostrich and crocodile roasted over charcoal and carved at your table. Set in a rustic garden setting, the lively atmosphere is paired with signature sides, sauces, and the famous “Dawa” cocktail. It’s a bold and flavorful way to end your day and a true Nairobi dining tradition.

• Galleria Shopping Mall - After the morning safari and Elephant visit, take a break to enjoy a sumptuous lunch at Java House, Artcaffe, or any other restaurant in the nearby Galleria Mall. Enjoy your favorite meal or get a taste of well-done local delicacies.

• Professional tour guide
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Cold storage box / fridge

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Join us for an enchanting shared day tour to explore the magical highlights of Nairobi City, featuring its renowned wildlife and lively culture! Guided by experienced professionals, the journey begins at the unique ‘Nairobi National Park,’ where a variety of wildlife thrives against the breathtaking city backdrop. Enjoy touching moments at the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage with charming baby elephants, and get up close at the Giraffe Centre for a hand-feeding experience, possibly even receiving a “giraffe kiss”! Continue your adventure by shopping for vibrant Kenyan crafts, discovering distinctive local treasures. As the day winds down, enhance your experience with an optional dinner at the famous Carnivore Restaurant, savoring a delightful array of grilled meats. This tour perfectly combines exhilarating wildlife encounters, cultural exploration, and culinary delights, ensuring an essential and truly magical Nairobi adventure!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.