The 117 km2 Nairobi National Park is unique by being the only protected area in the world with a variety of animals and birds close to a capital city. As expected, the park is a principal attraction for visitors to Nairobi. Still, despite its proximity to civilization and relatively small size for an African national park, Nairobi National Park boasts a large and varied wildlife population. Nairobi National Park – Kenya’s first-ever National Park is a unique, unspoiled wildlife haven within sight of the city’s skyline. Rhino, buffalo, cheetah, zebra, giraffe, lion and plenty of antelopes and gazelles, can be seen roaming in this open plains country with a section of highland forest as well as stretches of broken bush country, deep, rocky valleys & gorges with scrub and long grass.

Get an insight look into the history and the legacy of Kenya at the Karen Blixen Museum by going on a guided tour accompanied by an expert history professional who shares all the ins and outs of the museum.

From Western Kenya and the shores of Lake Victoria (Nyanza) through Rift Valley, Central and Eastern Kenya to North-eastern and Coastal Kenya, our daily shows display an array of diverse musical and dance traditions.

Nairobi Snake Park (NSP) is one of the National Museums of Kenya attractions located adjacent to the Nairobi National Museum and is extremely popular with visitors. On display are, cobras, puff adders, mambas and the large African-Rock Python (non-poisonous) found only in Kenya. Several species of crocodile found in Africa, the American alligator, freshwater terrapins and tortoises are also on display aquariums holding coral fish from the East African lakes and rivers are a main feature of the park. Apart from the attraction, the Snake Park provided refuge and home for abandoned and unwanted reptiles including a giant tortoise that is still currently living at the park. The specimen was found wandering along a road in Limuru in 1961. The Snake Park has continued to provide refuge to a number of abandoned, threatened, rescued and unwanted reptiles to date.

The orphanage is a wider part of the Nairobi National Park – the first to be established in East Africa on the 16th of December 1946. The park makes Nairobi a special capital as it is the only city in the world where wild animals live naturally in the wild transforming Nairobi into Africa’s prime safari capital.

Over the years, exotic animals’ species not necessarily falling in the categories mentioned above have found their way into the animal orphanage. Problem animals have also been restrained here. Nairobi Animal Orphanage is an important educational and training facility, which is housed in the only wildlife-protected area in a capital city in the world is often home to more than 20 different animals and bird species.

Spend your Safari honeymoon in Africa exploring the beam of Kenya’s charms with a safari adventure holiday viewing an exhilarating array of wildlife and perhaps add on a tropical beach holiday to escape and relax in paradise.

1 Night at Aberdares National Park

1 day with evening game viewing from the balcony of your tree hotel

1 Night at Lake Nakuru National Park
Bird watching
Rhino sanctuary
The Great Rift valley escarpment – awesome scenery

2 Nights at Masai Mara Game Reserve
Unlimited game viewing drives
Tree studded typical savannah terrain and a multitude of Wild animal species.
Colorful Masai tribesmen
1 Night at Lake Naivasha
Boat safari
Guided walking safari at Crescent Island
Bird watching
2 Nights at Amboseli National Park
Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa
Swamps below observation hill host large herds of elephants, buffalo, hippo and a variety of waterfowls like the pelican, Egyptian goose.
A glimpse of African homesteads & cultures
1 Night at Tsavo West National Park
Scenic hills and valleys
Game viewing drives
Crocodile, hippo, exotic fish & migratory birds at the Mzima springs
Africa’s limitless expanses of the wild.
Lava flows
Recent Volcanoes