NAIROBI NATIONAL PARK DAY TRIP

Enjoy a thrilling Nairobi National Park day trip, just minutes from the city.

Spot lions, rhinos, giraffes, and other wildlife against Nairobi’s skyline.

Ideal for a quick safari experience, the tour includes game drives, a visit to the Ivory Burning Site, and optional stops at the Giraffe Center or David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage.

DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION

Nairobi

INCLUDED

All activities unless optional	Meals as indicated
All transportation	All taxes
Park entry	All accommodation
Professional driver/guide	Round-trip airport and hotel transfers
Water during safari	Transport in a Safari Landcruiser

NOT INCLUDED

International flights	Tips
Personal items	Government increase of taxes or park fees
Additional accommodation before and after the tour ends (only on request)

Please Note, whatever level of accommodation you choose, your actual safari adventure with us will always be at our highest standards.

FULL DAY

Day 1: NAIROBI

Pick up from your hotel in Nairobi at the agreed time, drive to Nairobi National Park. You have an option of visiting the elephant orphanage within the park, do communicate for pre bookings.
This trip is suitable for people who are on transit, or just want to stay and experience the city.
Nairobi National Park is a unique wildlife reserve located just 7 kilometers south of Nairobi’s bustling city center in Kenya. Established in 1946, it is the world’s only game park situated so close to a major city.
The park spans 117 square kilometers and is home to a variety of animals, including lions, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos. Despite its proximity to urban life, the park offers a peaceful, natural environment with stunning views of Nairobi’s skyline in the distance. It serves as a vital conservation area, providing a sanctuary for endangered species like the black rhino. Visitors can enjoy safaris, bird watching, and educational tours while witnessing the remarkable juxtaposition of wildlife and city life. Nairobi National Park also plays a significant role in promoting wildlife conservation and educating the public about sustainable environmental practices.

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