Kenya’s capital and your first step into the wild.
Nairobi National Park
Experience the wild side of the city!
Just minutes from the city center, Nairobi National Park offers a truly unique safari experience. On a good day—and with a little patience—a full-day tour rewards you with unforgettable moments in the wild. The park is home to lions, rhinos, leopards, cheetahs, and many more incredible species.
We explore at a relaxed pace, carrying our meals and drinks, taking our time to soak in every moment of nature. It’s a full day of adventure, sights, and serenity—Everything Bush. Everything Wild.
The David Sheldrick Elephant
A home for orphaned giants.
The David Sheldrick Elephant Sanctuary is not a zoo—it’s a safe haven for young, orphaned elephants and rhinos rescued from the wild. Here, they are cared for, nurtured, and prepared for eventual release back into their natural habitat.
Public visits are available daily from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., where guests can watch the elephants enjoy their feeding and playful mud baths. For a more intimate experience, private visits can be arranged for the 5:00 p.m. feeding.
A heartwarming stop that perfectly blends conservation, compassion, and connection with wildlife.
The Giraffe Centre
A close encounter with Kenya’s tallest residents.
The Giraffe Centre is not a zoo—it’s a spacious, open sanctuary created to protect the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe. Here, these gentle giants roam freely in a safe and natural environment.
Visitors can enjoy public feeding sessions and up-close interactions daily from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It’s an unforgettable experience—standing eye-to-eye with a giraffe while learning about vital conservation efforts that help ensure their survival.
A must-visit for anyone seeking a personal connection with Kenya’s iconic wildlife.
City Tours
The Nairobi National Museum
A journey through Kenya’s rich history and culture.
The Nairobi National Museum stands as a proud guardian of Kenya’s heritage—showcasing the country’s history, art, and natural wonders. From prehistoric fossils to traditional crafts and contemporary exhibitions, each display reveals a different chapter of Kenya’s story.
Open daily, it’s the perfect place to learn, reflect, and celebrate the diversity that makes Kenya unique.
The Snake Park
Right next to the museum lies the Snake Park, a fascinating stop for reptile lovers and the curious alike. Home to a variety of snakes, crocodiles, and tortoises, it offers an up-close look at Kenya’s often misunderstood creatures—both educational and thrilling!
The Botanical Gardens
Step into a peaceful green haven within the city. The Botanical Gardens provide a serene space to unwind after exploring the museum and Snake Park. Stroll among native plants, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy a quiet moment surrounded by Nairobi’s natural beauty.
From culture and conservation to calm relaxation, Nairobi’s city tours offer a well-rounded experience—Everything Bush. Everything Kenya.
Other Points of Interest
Experience more of Nairobi’s charm and culture.
Mamba Village
Step into Mamba Village, Nairobi’s crocodile sanctuary, and discover these ancient reptiles up close. Watch crocodiles bask in the sun, learn about their fascinating life cycle, and even witness the thrill of feeding time. The village also offers a relaxed setting with restaurants and souvenir shops—perfect for a laid-back afternoon.
Karen Blixen Museum
A visit to the Karen Blixen Museum takes you back in time to colonial Kenya. Once the home of the famous author of Out of Africa, this beautifully preserved farmhouse shares her story and the inspiration behind her writing. The lush gardens and scenic views of the Ngong Hills make it a must-see for literature and history lovers alike.
Maasai Markets
Immerse yourself in Kenya’s vibrant culture at the Maasai Markets. These colorful open-air markets are filled with handcrafted jewelry, beadwork, textiles, and art—each piece telling a story of tradition and creativity. It’s the perfect spot to pick up unique souvenirs and support local artisans.