Nature & Wildlife in Nairobi

The incredible Nairobi National Park lies within the capital city's limits and offers travelers easy access to some of Africa's biggest animals. Follow your professional guide on a morning or afternoon tour and opt for a safari walking tour for an up close look at the wildlife of this natural destination. Your tour concludes with lunch at a restaurant that's listed among the top 100 restaurants on earth, before return to your hotel.

Visit the orphaned elephants at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, where you'll find an adopted family of baby elephants that have been orphaned by poaching. Watch the baby elephants at their feeding time and mud baths, then learn about the conservation efforts of Daphne and David Sheldrick. If desired, you can add a trip to the Giraffe Centre, climbing onto a viewing platform to see endangered Rothchild's giraffes from the treetops. Pre booking transport from your Nairobi hotel ensures a hassle-free trip to these two family-friendly wildlife destinations.

Located a mere 6 miles (10 kilometers) from Nairobi's massive city center, Nairobi National Park feels a world away from the city after which it's named. Visit the park for a chance to see its famous inhabitants, including zebras, gazelles, lions, and giraffes, without having to take the time for a full-blown safari farther afield. This tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off from your Nairobi accommodation as well as all entrance fees and transportation.

Often-overlooked Nairobi National Park is an ideal destination for travelers with limited time or funds. See lions, leopards, and more on a half-day tour of the park, with a choice of morning or afternoon excursion to suit you. Admire unique views of iconic flora and fauna against a metropolitan backdrop, and benefit from round-trip transfer from your hotel or airport for a seamless sightseeing experience.

Enjoy time away from the busy capital without spending hours traveling on a day tour of Nairobi National Park, David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust's elephant nursery, and the Giraffe Center. Explore the park to see wild animals in their natural habitat, just outside of the city, then visit 2 nature sanctuaries to learn about their conservation work and meet their charming inhabitants.

Take an early morning game drive through Nairobi National Park on a half-day tour by safari van that features a pop-up roof for unobstructed views. Getting an early start on the day is a great way to avoid city traffic and see animals when they're most active, and you'll enjoy morning light that's beautiful for photography.

Visit Lake Nakuru National Park on a full-day tour from Nairobi through the Great Rift Valley, and search for the park's iconic rhino herds on morning and afternoon game drives. Since the trip to Lake Nakuru is almost as spectacular as the wildlife itself, it's a great way to experience the landscape of the Great Rift Valley, too, making the most of your limited time to explore.

Discover the beautiful Nairobi National Park on this half-day tour just outside Kenya's capital. Take a tour through this wildlife sanctuary and see numerous animals such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, the endangered black rhino, and over 400 species of birds in a spacious setting of grass plains. Over 50 species of mammals are on display here including four of the Big Five, except for the great elephants.

See endangered Rothschild giraffes at Nairobi's Giraffe Centre on a 3-hour trip that goes beyond 'Giraffe Manor' to explore the landscape where the graceful animals live. Follow a trail along the Gogo River to find giraffes in their natural environments, and enjoy the convenience of round-trip transfer from your hotel.

Get an overview of Nairobi's wildlife, colonial history, and traditional cultures in a single day on a 7-hour tour with return transfer from Nairobi hotels and the airport. In addition to visiting Nairobi National park, you'll see rescued elephants and black rhinos at the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, feed a giraffe by hand, tour the Karen Blixen museum, and watch traditional performances at the Bomas of Kenya cultural center.

Visit a family of elephants orphaned by poaching on a half-day trip to the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, Nairobi's only elephant orphanage. You'll arrive for the hour-long period that's open to the public, as elephants are bottle fed and take mud baths - you might also spot the resident warthogs, giraffe, and blind rhino. Learn about elephant conservation and the challenges Kenya's elephants face in the wild, with the convenience of round-trip transport from centrally-located hotels in Nairobi.