Safaris in Kenya

The park is located 15 minutes from downtown city center of City. It was established in 1945 as the first National Park in Kenya. It is 44 square miles in size and much to everyone's surprise, all the wildlife are free ranging. Within the Nairobi National Park's 117 square kilometers, there are over 80 species of mammals and more bird species than can be found in the whole of the British Isles.

Enjoy a safari within sight of the city skyline on this door-to-door small-group tour that delivers Nairobi's signature wildlife faster than the independent traveler could dream. Start with an early-morning game drive in Nairobi National Park; watch baby elephants being fed at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Centre; shop for souvenirs at Love Birds Gift Shop; and feed a Rothschild's giraffe at the Giraffe Centre. Tour excludes entrance fees.

Experience the beauty of Amboseli National Park in this overnight safari.

Spot big game and birdlife at the edge of Nairobi on a half-day Nairobi National Park safari and game drive. Two daily departures, as well as pickup and drop-off at any location in Nairobi, means you can get the full safari experience even if you have limited time in the city, traveling through plains and highland forest that are home to everything from lions to black rhino.

Enjoy a day tour to Lake Naivasha, the second largest freshwater lake in Kenya which is approximately 100 Kilometers from Nairobi and a 2 hour drive away. Lake Naivasha is located north west of Nairobi, outside the town of Naivasha. It is part of the Great Rift Valley. Lake Naivasha full day trip safari departs Nairobi after breakfast and the journey takes you northwest of the city of Nairobi to the Great Rift Valley Floor. Along the way you will make a special stop at a viewpoint to enjoy views of the Great Rift Valley Escarpment. Once in Lake Naivasha you will proceed to Elsamere Lodge; the original home of Joy Adams of Born Free fame for high tea.

Discover free-ranging and rescued wildlife in Nairobi on a tour that includes Nairobi National Park, the elephant orphanage at David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, the Giraffe Centre, and the Karen Blixen Museum. Starting with Nairobi National Park gives you a real safari experience, then you'll learn about conservationists' work to protect local wildlife before making a final stop at Karen Blixen's former home at the base of the Ngong Hills.

See free-ranging wildlife at the edge of the city with on a half-day safari in Nairobi National Park, where you'll search for lions, black rhino, cheetahs, hyenas, giraffes, and hundreds of species of birds. Morning and afternoon game drives are timed to catch animals when they're most active, and the safari includes door-to-door transport from hotels in Nairobi to ensure a worry-free safari.