There’s no need to spend a lot of time traveling outside of Nairobi to get a glimpse of Kenyan wildlife. Tick off to the city’s top nature attractions on this small-group tour to the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife’s Giraffe Centre. Learn about the conservation work done by both non-profits and enjoy a close encounter with protected species, saving time with a return hotel transfer included in the price. Kobe Beads and Nairobi Museum Day tour. Get up close and personal with Rothschild Giraffes then enjoy cultural Heritage at the Nairobi National Museum.
Pickup included
Start your day with an early morning pick-up from your hotel or residence. After a short briefing, we depart with our skilled and well-experienced professional driver guide, it's time to wind up and visit more places mentioned on this tour.
Giraffe Centre
Here at the Giraffe Centre, you can climb up the feeding tower and hand-feed a food pellet to an inquisitive giraffe. Some lucky visitors have been known to get a giraffe kiss!
The Centre is a refuge for the endangered Rothschild giraffe. Here we’ll learn about this beautiful species at the special Information Centre. You may also find yourself surrounded by dozens of schoolchildren, as this is a favourite outing for Kenya’s youngsters.
The next step is visiting Beads Center on this busy city safari is a testament to self-determination, creativity, and the Kenyan spirit. The many beads and other ornamentation produced here are indeed very beautiful. This handiwork is the creation of hundreds of determined and skilled women who craft these ceramic beads, making artistic jewelry that’s seen and sold all over the world. Begun in 1975 with just two single mothers, the center quickly grew as an enterprise for disadvantaged women where they could better themselves and their life opportunities. Here, we’ll be able to view the artists at work and visit the gift shop for souvenirs to support this very special business.
Wrapping up our historical watching, baby animals, history, and beautiful crafts at Nairobi National Museum which also offers a perfect opportunity to learn about Kenyan history, traditions, tastes, and different cultures. You will visit a variety of places go up to the top of this building and see Nairobi at an angle of 360 Degrees, shopping Bazaars, and local markets before we take you back to your hotel
Maasai Mara National Reserve is one of Africa's most famous wildlife conservation areas. Known for its vast open savannahs, abundant wildlife, and the annual Great Migration, it offers an unparalleled safari experience. The reserve is home to the Maasai people, adding a rich cultural dimension to the natural wonders.
The annual Great Migration sees millions of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle crossing the Mara River. This spectacular event is a must-see for any visitor.
This museum offers insights into the Maasai culture and history. It features traditional artifacts, weapons, and artwork.
The Mara River is a vital water source for the wildlife in the reserve. It is famous for the dramatic crossings during the Great Migration.
Grilled meat, typically goat or beef, seasoned with local spices.
A staple food made from maize flour, often served with stews or meats.
Collard greens cooked with onions and tomatoes.
This is the best time for wildlife viewing, especially during the Great Migration when millions of wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle cross the Mara River. The weather is dry, and the grass is short, making it easier to spot animals.
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Maasai Mara is generally safe for tourists, but it's important to follow safety guidelines, especially regarding wildlife.
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Narok is the nearest town to the reserve and offers a glimpse into local life. It has shops, markets, and restaurants.
Known for its large population of flamingos and rhinos, Lake Nakuru offers a different but equally rewarding wildlife experience.
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