Nairobi National Park And Nairobi City Tour
Activities
Day Trip
Best Season
May to January
Start/End Point
Nairobi
Nairobi National Park And Nairobi City Tour
Embarking on a journey that begins and culminates in the embrace of Nairobi’s hotels, our adventure sets in motion at a refreshing 6:30 am. Whether you’re nestled within the comfort of your hotel or arriving at the airport, rest assured, we’ll be there to usher you into an enthralling day ahead. Throughout this expedition, you’ll revel in the indulgence of a private pop-top safari minivan, ensuring your utmost comfort.
Get ready to be enveloped by a day of unparalleled Kenyan marvels – experiences that remain unparalleled anywhere else on this vast planet. From a vibrant wildlife haven that sits within eyeshot of the bustling heart of Nairobi to a haven where orphaned baby elephants are tenderly nurtured through bottle feeding.
Our journey leads us to a captivating giraffe reserve, where a long, verdant giraffe tongue might just grace you with a kiss. We’ll also whisk you away to the abode of an African icon, a homestead that echoes the tales of legends. Nairobi, a city of surprises and encounters, redefines the essence of travel, and in every experience, we endeavor to encapsulate the very essence of this remarkable journey.
Safari Itinerary
Nairobi National Park + Nairobi City Tour
Embarking on a day of exploration, our journey begins with a 6:30 am pickup from your Nairobi hotel.
We commence our day by immersing ourselves in the realm of Nairobi National Park – a haven that effortlessly bridges the gap between urban hustle and natural wilderness. This remarkable park, established in 1946, stands as Kenya’s first and a true testament to the coexistence of a vibrant metropolis and untamed nature. A mere breath away from the vibrant heartbeat of Nairobi city, the park boasts wide-open grass savannah plains, creating a captivating backdrop for our adventure.
The scattered acacia bush within the park serves as a sanctuary for a plethora of wildlife, among them the endangered black rhino, majestic lions, elusive leopards, swift cheetahs, stealthy hyenas, formidable buffaloes, graceful giraffes, bushbuck, and even the aquatic hippopotamus. The sky above is a canvas painted with the hues of diverse birdlife, with over 400 species documented in this avian haven.
Our journey continues with a stop at the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage. Here, you’ll have the privilege to witness firsthand the nurturing and feeding of orphaned elephants. This experience offers an intimate insight into the tireless efforts of conservationists working to protect these gentle giants, ensuring their well-being and eventual reintegration into the wild.
Tour Price Includes
Courtesy Nairobi airport-hotel pick up/drop off transfers
Services of an experienced English/ other language speaking safari tour guide/driver
Transport in a customized 4×4 pop up top Land Cruiser jeep
Private game viewing drives
Bottled drinking water in safari vehicle
Park entrance fees
Meals on safari
Pick up /drop off at your Nairobi airport/ Nairobi hotel or residence
Government taxes and local levies
Tour Price Excludes
Bottled & Soft Drinks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the common questions which our clients ask as they plan for their African safari.
Do i need visa/passport?
Yes! To visit Kenya you will definitely require a passport and a visa. Your passport should have at least 2 blank pages and should be valid for a minimum of 6 months past your arrival date. This is to ensure that its validity does not expire before your safari is over.
There are 3 ways to obtain a tourist visa to Kenya;
- Visit a Kenyan embassy and apply
- On entry to Kenya you can apply for a landing visa. For a landing visa, you need to present your passport. A visa application form and a landing cad will be provided for you to fill out. You will then be required to pay the visa fee in US dollars, which is 50 USD.
- For a Visa to Kenya you can apply only by visiting http://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html
Can my children accompany me during the safaris?
Of course! The most beautiful African safari experiences are had as a family. Your children will enjoy seeing the many animals they only read about in books or watch in the movies.
It will be a memorable experience for them. However, it would help if you continually keep your children in sight, especially when in the bush or in a camping site or lodge. Some camps and lodges are not fenced and wild animals roam around freely. Safari guides, however, are always on the lookout to keep you and your children safe.
Kindly let us know during booking if your children will accompany you so that we can make prior arrangements to make their stay comfortable.
What do you mean by unlimited game drives?
A safari is all about freedom and flexibility in exploring the wild. This is what we give our guests. We give you freedom to exclusive wildlife viewing with no restriction on fuel and mileage.
As long as you are within the designated game drive area and the park’s operational hours you can drive for as long as you want. The game drive area also has to be in accordance to your itinerary. For example, if your itinerary reads ‘explore Maasai Mara National Park’, you can drive within Maasai Mara all day but at no one point can you cross over the Mara River into The Serengeti.
Are there bathrooms in the bush?
Your bathroom needs will catered for throughout the safari. There are several public bathroom facilities around picnic sites, camps, lodges ranger stations, visitor centers and museums.
This being a private safari there might not be any public bathroom facilities in sight. However, you will be given an opportunity to use bush bathrooms when no vehicle can be spotted nearby.
The big safari vehicle will keep you hidden as you go about your business. Bush bathrooms are convenient and you will adapt to them.
What kind of clothing should i bring with me?
For comfort throughout the safari, bring with you light casual clothes. Avoid extreme colors; not too dark (black and dark blue are a no) and not too bright. Try neutral colors.
Safari clothing tips
- Avoid dark colors like black and dark blue. Recommended safari colors are brown, green, khaki, olive and beige.
- Lightweight jacket or windbreaker
- Casual, loose-fitting clothes
- Comfortable walking shoes (i.e. Sneakers, hiking shoes)
- Sandals or flip-flops
- Swimsuit
- Hat
- Extra cotton socks and underwear
- One warm sweater
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If you would like more information on any of the range of safari trips we provide, contact the Sia Yangu Safaris. You can call us at +255 765 469 745 or contact us online and we will get back to you as soon as possible.