Nairobi National Park, Karen Blixen Museum and Langata Giraffe Center Tour from Nairobi
Leave the urban metropolis of Nairobi and spend a day admiring Kenyan wildlife on this exciting full-day tour! Start with a game drive around Nairobi National Park, looking out for lions, leopards and zebras, and then stop to enjoy a traditional Kenyan lunch. Step back in time to colonial days with a visit to Karen Blixen Museum and learn about Karen Blixen herself – author of the award-winning ‘Out of Africa’ novel. Before returning to Nairobi, explore Langata Giraffe Center to see endangered Rothschild Giraffes.
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1 Day trip to Hells Gate and Lake Naivasha From Nairobi
This is a private tour and you will be picked up anywhere within Nairobi.
This is a 1 day tour where you will be visiting Lake Naivasha for a walking/biking safari in the Hells gate National Park .
Some people will opt to drive in the park and that is also allowed.
Later on in the afternoon guests will be taken to Lake Naivasha for a boat ride on the shores of the lake. Here you will be able to view the big hippos on the shores of the lake and bird watching most notably the fish eagle.
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Elephants Orphanage Tour From Nairobi
Visit the only Elephant Orphanage within the city of Nairobi. Enjoy the morning meeting some of the largest mammals on earth and learn about their lives and how they survive in the wild! The visit takes place during feeding time.
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Lake Nakuru National Park Day Tour from Nairobi
Nakuru National Park is located in the Rift Valley 1750 meters above sea level, Lake Nakuru is known as an ornithological paradise by birdwatchers because the lake is world famous as the location of the greatest bird spectacle on earth which boasts any where between one and two million lesser and greater pink flamingos that feed on the abundant algae thriving in the lakes warm waters. It is one of the few parks that have been specifically established (Gazetted) for the protection of birds specifically flamingos, more than 450 species of birds have been recorded here
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