After hotel pick up, embark on an early game drive in Nairobi National Park and go search for wildlife in their natural habitat. Nairobi park has so much to offer from White rhinos, Giraffes, Hippos, Lions and so much more. Later on take a short drive to Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage which is within the park and enjoy a beautiful encounter with rescuers baby elephants and get to learn more about conservation efforts in Kenya.The visit is usually 1 hour from 11am-12noon daily but you need to book prior as the slots are limited. Next up visit the Giraffe Center and get a chance to hand-feed endangered Rothschild giraffes. Visit local restaurants and try Kenyan local cuisine and do some souvenir shopping to keep the memories alive. You can also choose to visit the Kenya National Museum to learn about Kenya’s history, culture and heritage. The museum also has a snake park and aquarium for the reptile lovers.
Easy to explore due to its compact size — ideal for a half-day or full-day trip.
Spot lions, zebras, giraffes, hyenas, and waterbucks
Drive along the park’s rhino trails for excellent viewing and photo opportunities.
Bring your binoculars — Nairobi National Park is a top birding hotspot in East Africa.
Relax at scenic picnic areas like Ivory burning site, Impala picnic site and Mokoiyet picnic site
| Category | Price (USD) |
|---|---|
| Adults (2 Persons sharing) | $280 |
| Solo Traveller | $339 |
Prices may vary based on updates from Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS). Entry is cashless – cards or M-Pesa only
One of the best places in Kenya to see both black and white rhinos up close.
The park’s protective status makes it a crucial sanctuary for these endangered giants.
The Park is surrounded by woodlands, grasslands, and rocky escarpments offering panoramic viewpoints.
Lookouts like Impala picnic and Mokoiyet offer breathtaking views of the park and its wildlife.
Wildlife. Orphans. Giraffes. History. All in one day.