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12Sep
September 12, 2023

Nairobi City Tour

Kenya’s capital and largest city is Nairobi. In reference to the Nairobi River, which runs through the city, the name is derived from the Maasai term Enkare Nairobi, which means “place of cool waters.” In the city proper, there were 4,397,073 people according to the 2019 census. The Green City in the Sun is a common nickname for the city.

Nairobi was established in 1899 as a rail depot on the Uganda-Kenya Railway by colonial authorities in British East Africa. In 1907, the town soon expanded to take the position of Mombasa as the nation’s capital. Nairobi became the nation’s capital following Kenya’s declaration of independence in 1963. Kenya’s colonial era saw the city transform into a hub for the colony’s coffee, tea, and

starting from/returning to hotels in the Nairobi region. At 8 am, we’ll pick you up from the hotel or the airport. Private pop-top safari minivans will be used for your tour’s comfort.
With so many parks and wildlife refuges, Kenya is a vacationers’ heaven. But few tourists are aware that Nairobi, the country’s capital, also offers some of the most distinctive travel opportunities in East Africa.

You may go up close and feed a giraffe, see baby orphan elephants play in the mud, and visit the fabled home of Karen Blixen, the author of “Out of Africa,” all within a short distance of the city center. On this full-day tour of Nairobi, there is a lot to see and experience. Let Natural World Kenya Safaris demonstrate the numerous

David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage

Where can you see dozens of baby elephants drinking giant bottles of milk right in front of you? And then after the meal, watch the baby elephants rolling around in the mud, playing and frolicking around like children.

This world-famous sanctuary rescues orphaned elephants across Africa and raises them with expertise and love. The Sheldrick family welcomed and cared for these people.

orphans for over forty years. More than 200 people have now been rescued and you can feel the expressions of compassion and kindness in this very special place. But now it’s time to eat and we’ll have lunch at the beautiful Karen Blixen Coffee Garden. Then, head to the Giraffe Center.

Karen Blixen Museum

Our next stop is Karen Blixen Museum Made famous by the hit movie “Out of Africa” ​​starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford, this plantation farm is where this story begins. We’ll start the tour by visiting this large farm and estate where Karen Blixen established a coffee plantation and spent time with her lover, English hunter Denys Finch-Hatton .

Located at the foot of the Ngong Hills, the plantation is where Blixen chronicled his time in colonial Africa in his famous literary works. We will visit the room where she lives and works. On display – relics from his life as well as props from the legendary film. We will also learn about Kenya’s colonial history.

Giraffe Centre

At the Giraffe Center, you can climb the feeding tower and hand-feed pellets to a curious giraffe. Some lucky visitors have received giraffe kisses!

The center is a refuge for Rothschild giraffes, an endangered species. Next we will learn about this beautiful plant at the special information center. You may also find yourself surrounded by dozens of students as this is one of the favorite outings for Kenyan youth.

Nairobi National Park

This is a great introduction to safari life. Nairobi National Park is close to the city but that’s true. Incredibly, near the Nairobi skyline you can see lions, rhinos, giraffes, buffalos, cheetahs, hyenas and many other species.

Where else in the world can you see downtown skyscrapers surrounding a herd of grazing giraffes? This is not a zoo or amusement park. There are no cages here. These are wild animals, naturally present in the savannah, because they have roamed for millennia.

Think about it, a few minutes ago you were in a world-class capital – now you’re on the plains where thousands of migrating East African wildebeests and zebras invade on their journey every year. their year.

The park is only 30 minutes (10km) south of Nairobi, but sightings of lions and hyenas are common. Seeing pristine nature up close is an almost surreal experience: your friends won’t believe your photos!

And there’s much more to discover in this unique place: rhinos, hippos, ostriches and hundreds of colorful birds.

Nairobi National Museum

Nairobi National Museum is definitely one of the best attractions you should visit during your tour of Nairobi city. The museum allows tourists or any visitor to briefly learn about the history of Kenya. This Nairobi National Museum is located about 3 km from Nairobi city center and was opened in 1930 with the main aim of preserving the art, history and culture of Kenya, reminding people of the beauty of Kenya . Nairobi National Museum has a wonderful art gallery that includes the Cradle of Humankind, Ahmed the Elephant, Historia ya Kenya and many other galleries that attract the attention of viewers and are worth a visit. In addition to art galleries, the Nairobi National Museum also displays human remains, has a botanical garden and many other great attractions in and around the Nairobi National Museum.

BOMAS OF KENYA

Bomas of Kenya is a cultural tour of Kenya’s major ethnic groups such as the Mijikenda, Luo, Taita, Embu, Maasai, Kikuyu, Kamba, Kalenjin, Luhya, Kisii and Kuria, along with several indigenous peoples present in this place. The word “boma” means “farm” and here you will find replicas of traditional villages that give interesting insight into social structure, crafts, music, dance, etc. of each tribe.

The site was established in 1971 by the Kenya Tourism Development Corporation to preserve the ancient traditions of the Kenyan people by building awareness and advocacy locally and internationally. The bombs are made using the same techniques used by local tribes, so the experience is truly authentic, like that found in remote communities in Kenya. The venue also has an impressive auditorium, one of the largest in Africa, that can accommodate 3,500 people to watch the world-famous Harambe dancers. Daily performances include a selection of more than 30 traditional dances from Kenya’s different ethnic groups, and one of the most impressive performances is that of Samburu and Maasai warriors. Organized events may also include music, theater, fashion shows, poetry readings, sports, workshops and many other activities. Bomas of Kenya is located less than 12 km from Nairobi city center and very close to Nairobi City Park.

CARNIVORE RESTAURANT

Dining at Carnivore Restaurant, located about 8km from Nairobi city centre, is not for light eaters but a relaxing restaurant ‘Nyama Choma’ where you will enjoy a variety of succulent meats. grilled on an open fire. your plate until your stomach is too full. When the meat has reached the ideal temperature, the waiters will carry full skewers throughout the restaurant, the aroma will stimulate your taste buds and pique your curiosity.

Since 1980, Carnivore Restaurant has satisfied the palates of meat lovers and hunting adventurers with a vast selection of ostrich, crocodile and venison based on local availability, prepared Serve with beef, lamb, pork and chicken. A variety of side dishes complete this tour of African cuisine, such as authentic salads, soups, vegetable dishes and sauces. The experience is enhanced by an intimate and comfortable setting while enjoying a Carnivore Dawa cocktail to hydrate, refresh and tantalize your palate with each delicious bite. If you find that just one more bite is unbearable, simply lower the white flag to the center of the table and your surrender will be acknowledged by the last edible bite of dessert served with coffee. coffee or tea. More than two million international diners have shared what has been called “the ultimate treat of a feast” and the restaurant has been praised in many international culinary publications and television shows.

After the city tour you’ll be taken back to the Hotel

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