Tours in Nairobi

Explore Kenya’s fascinating history and wildlife on a half-day, small-group tour of the Nairobi National Museum and the adjoining Snake Park, where you’ll find crocodiles, turtles, and snakes that you’d rarely spot in the wild. Combining the two destinations makes the most of your time in transit, with the chance to explore Kenya’s natural, human, and cultural heritage in one of Kenya's most prominent museums. Group size is limited to 15 travelers for personalized service See historical exhibits and hands-on animal displays

Game drive next to the Lake Experience driver/guide Tour van with open roof Prompt pick up Pick up and drop off included

Our Game drive is in a Customized Tour vans with Pop roof for easy game viewing and photography and our driver guides are professional and certified. You will be provided with bottle water during safari. This Game drives takes you to Nairobi National park, Kazuri Beads Factory and Giraffe center. Pick up and drop off from your Nairobi Hotel or residence.

In this unique attraction, you will have an opportunity to visit the tea farm and learn the tea-making process from the first stage in the farm to the last stage of the factory, and then how the same tea becomes available products to our global markets.

Having little time in Nairobi calls for a short game drive at Nairobi National Park. Friends and family can easily tag in this activity ensuring an enjoyable day. Get to experience the sky lining of Nairobi's tallest building embodied with wildlife. As a traveler you will come across the famous big five , including the endangered black rhinos ,not to mention over 400 bird species. an amazing game drive , coupled with stops to capture the perfect moments, with our well experienced and professional guide. We will for sure make your dreams a reality.

Enjoy a smooth airport pick when destined to Nairobi city. We have a variety of transfer vehicles at the airport to transport you and your friends to your hotel in comfort. Our drivers are well trained and experienced on city transfers.

We will help you in hiking procedures as, you will encounter world's endangered wildlife view. Also you will experience that Mt Longonot is a home to wildlife animal families available for trekking every day and before hiking we will provide you with our company t-shirt.

The Hells Gate National Park boasts to be home to the extraordinary rare lammergeyer vultures in Kenya. Hells Gate National Park also has a wide variety of wildlife in Kenya which includes lions, leopards, cheetah, buffalos and a small amount antelopes. Within Hell`s Gate in Kenya, there is the Hells Gate canyon in Kenya, which has two red cliffs that contain two volcanic plugs called the Central Tower and Fischer`s Tower. Central Tower in Hells Gate National Park in Kenya is a smaller gorge which extends to the south of the park in Naivasha where a trail leads into hot springs in Kenya- where some the rocks in Central Tower gorge in Kenya can get hot enough to burn, if not careful. A contrasting scene to the hot springs within the Hells Gate National Park in Kenya is two extinct volcanoes the Hobley’s and Olkaria volcanoes in Kenya, as well as obsidian forms from the cool molten lava that fuels the imagination to the thoughts of how they were when they were active.

Explore the traditional lifestyle of Kenyan tribes at Bomas of Kenya, a tourist village located around 10 kilometres from the capital city of Nairobi. A half day tour of the village is enough to learn and understand the cultural heritage of Kenya. You will enjoy traditional dance performances, songs and folklore during your visit here. A jaw-dropping acrobatic show is a much loved attraction at Bomas of Kenya

Experienced driver/guides Customized tour vans with open roofs Complementary drinking water Pick up/Drop off included

A safari in the heart of Nairobi City! Having a layover in Nairobi, avoiding long drives to other national parks. This tour suits you. Get into the wild spotting animals such as lions, buffaloes, Black and white rhinos, zebras and lots of other animals. Nairobi National Park offers a wonderful pictorial view of the city skyline. this is the only park in the world that is in a city.

As we walk along the Streets of Nairobi I will tell you all about our street names and who they were named after and why.and We will get to see some historic monuments so its advisable you have your camera with you.On this day with me i believe you will learn more about the Kenyan culture than you already know.

Explore Kenya’s fascinating history and wildlife on a half-day, small-group tour of the Nairobi National Museum and the adjoining Snake Park, where you’ll find crocodiles, turtles, and snakes that you’d rarely spot in the wild. Combining the two destinations makes the most of your time in transit, with the chance to explore Kenya’s natural, human, and cultural heritage in one of Kenya's most prominent museum.

Experience a wonderful day out in the tea farms of Kiambethu. Excellent vegetarian lunch and delicious homemade eggless icecream. The walk in the forest is lovely. This is a perfect getaway outside of Nairobi. About 45-60 minutes from the Westlands area it is situated in the highlands where tea farming is common. It's a tea farm too. The proprietor invites you into their home, shares about the tea farming process, sends you on a farm tour and then welcomes you back with a fresh lunch made from ingredients locally farmed.

The driver will be waiting for you ready to take you to your hotel or holiday home in Nairobi or to Nairobi Airport. Wilson Airport is the gateway to Nairobi from various local tourism destinations in Kenya The hospitable Swahili drivers will be waiting for you with your name on a placard and escort your ready car.

Discover the best of Nairobi in one day! Enjoy a morning game drive at Nairobi National Park, meet baby elephants at the Elephant Orphanage, feed giraffes at the Giraffe Centre, and explore handmade crafts at Kazuri Beads Factory. A perfect mix of wildlife, culture, and local charm!

Tour van in pop up roof Professional English speaking driver/guide Complementary bottled drinking water pick up and drop off included

See Rothschild giraffes at the Giraffe Centre in Nairobi on a half-day tour that gives you a unique perspective on the endangered species. You’ll be able to observe the giraffes on a raised platform and walking trail through the Giraffe Center, often watching them from much closer than you could in the wild, where Rothschild giraffes are a rare sighting

Lake Nakuru National Park is unique for its spectacular birdlife, most famously the thousands of flamingos that line the shores of its alkaline lake, creating a breathtaking pink halo. It is also a designated rhino sanctuary, offering one of the best chances to see both black and white rhinos in their natural habitat. The park is home to the rare Rothschild’s giraffe, which thrives in the acacia woodlands and is distinguishable by its light markings and lack of spots below the knees. With over 400 bird species, including pelicans, fish eagles, and herons, it’s a paradise for birdwatchers. Despite its relatively small size, the park features diverse landscapes—from grasslands and marshes to rocky cliffs and waterfalls—making wildlife viewing easy and rewarding. Scenic viewpoints like Baboon Cliff provide panoramic views of the lake and its surroundings. Just a few hours from Nairobi, its rich biodiversity and accessibility make it an ideal destination for a day trip safari.

This Community Tour aims to uplift the lives of the slum dwellers, by 1) creating a conduit for them to achieve economic empowerment through income generated from these visits and 2) support the emotional well-being of slum dwellers by creating a platform where they can share stories, get encouragement, make new friends, and remove the stigma of HIV. The tour guides are mothers who were born and brought up in Mathare, now taking care of their children and those left behind by their relatives or neighbors who died, got incarcerated or varnished without a trace. The women will welcome you to their houses to see how they live, care for those ravaged by the H.I.V scourge and other maladies, help you experience their daily life, share with you their gripping stories of how they ended up living in the slums as well how they cope with life. The security-guards are the reformed youths within the slums, who have become role models to others to stay away from the vices.

This comprehensive tour not only allows participants to witness some of Kenya’s most beloved wildlife but also fosters an understanding of critical conservation efforts taking place within these organizations. It is an unforgettable experience that combines adventure with education while supporting vital initiatives aimed at preserving Kenya’s natural heritage.Visitors can enjoy guided game drives that allow them to observe animals in their natural environment. The proximity of the park to the city makes it an ideal location for those who wish to see wildlife without traveling far from urban areas. The best times for wildlife viewing are early morning when animals are most active. The orphanage is open daily for public visits during specific hours where guests can interact with staff who share stories about each elephant’s journey. At the Giraffe Center, guests can feed giraffes from a raised platform .

Get a chance to visit Kibera Slums as you get to learn and understand their life and there challenges they go through. Later have lunch (own expense) then later head to Bomas of Kenya and experience kenya's culture and its history.

Climb to the top of stunning Mount Longonot on this moderately strenuous day hike. Small-group tours include hands-on attention from your guide and comfortable, round-trip transfers with hotel pickup. Circle the panoramic volcano at your own pace, with sweeping views of the National Park as your ultimate reward. Upgrade to include a scenic boat ride on Lake Naivasha. .One of the shapeliest peaks in all the Rift Valley, Mt Longonot (2776m), and its serrated crater rim offers fabulous views. The dormant volcano rises 1000m above the baking-hot valley floor and was formed 400,000 years ago; it last erupted in the 1860s. The park itself covers only 52 sq km and was set up to protect the volcano’s ecosystem and little else. The name ‘Longonot’ comes from the Maasai name Olo Nongot, which means ‘Mountain of Many Summits’ .

The African City of Nairobi has spectacular History. This tour goes to the principal landmarks, the Parliament buildings, City market, National museum and the railways museum.