Our Nairobi day tours are designed to ensure that luxury tourists in Kenya enjoy their stay in the capital city of Nairobi. Travelers can visit several tourist attractions in Nairobi in less than 24 hours. We have designed the trip below for luxury tourists who prefer a slow-paced sighting safari that is relaxing and fulfilling.

Nairobi National Park tour

For this Nairobi National Park half-day tour {4 hours}, our guide will pick you up in your hotel room in a luxury 4×4 Jeep. The 4 x 4 jeep will have clean drinking water and quality fruits picked up from the local market. Before the trip, we will reach out to know the type of fruits you would like to consume throughout your Nairobi safari. 

The Nairobi National Park is only 10 kilometers away from the capital city. The park mainly consists of thick woods and several Acacia varieties, such as the Cape chestnut and Muhuhu. The park also hosts the Nairobi Animal orphanage, founded in 1963. Luxury tourists also have the option to request luxury SUVs for their drive if they do not want to use a 4 X4 Jeep.

Things to do at the Nairobi National Park

The first thing non-resident tourists in Kenya can do is visit the animal orphanage, which is a rehabilitation center for injured animals. The orphanage has various wild animals, such as 

• Lions
• Jackals
• Cheetahs
• Hyenas
• Baboons

1. Take a Nairobi safari walk

The Nairobi safari walk gives you a glimpse of what to expect when you travel deep inside Kenya’s national reserve. The Nairobi safari walk is a raised wooden boardwalk that allows tourists to walk sections of the park with uninterrupted views of its beauty. The raised wooden boardwalk offers protection and security from wild animals.

Some of the animals that you will see when you go for a Nairobi safari walk are:

• The rare bongo
• The white rhino
• Antelopes
• Albino zebras
• Big cats

This Nairobi tour safari will expose you to more than 150 local tree species. Local tribes use these tree species to create traditional medicine. The Nairobi safari walk lets you see the iconic Ivory Burning Site Monument, hippo pools, and trails.

2. Game viewing

The Nairobi National Park has more than 100 species of mammals and predators, such as cheetahs, lions, and amphibians. Though the park is home to the big five, it does not have elephants. Animals you can view include:

• Thomson’s gazelle
• Common eland
• Impala
• Giraffes
• Leopards
• Rhino
• Buffalos
• Ostrich
• Warthog
• Olive baboon
• Black rhino

The park is also home to more than 500 species of birds, such as the Abyssinian thrush, Martial eagle, Grey-crowned crane, and the Jackson’s Windowbird.

3. Camping

Tourists can decide to camp in the Nairobi national park if they want to extend their Nairobi day tours. The park has three public campsites with heated water, electricity, tent hire services, and communicable kitchens. You can also stay in the Nairobi Tented Campsite, located on the park’s western side. In addition, the campsite is a luxurious lodge that offers five-star accommodation.

Enjoy a Buffet in a Luxurious Hotel

By the time you are done visiting the Nairobi National park, it will be midday, and you will be starving. Your Nairobi day tours will include a taste of African cuisine and culinary experience. We will make recommendations for you to choose where to eat. You can decide to eat a buffet or sample specific Kenyan delicacies. The hotel we recommend will be a five-star hotel. Some of the luxurious hotels where you can eat lunch include

Nairobi Safari Park Hotel

The Nairobi safari park hotel is rated as one of the best hotels in Nairobi. It has one of the country’s largest conference halls, an inland beach, and sparkling water gardens. The hotel also has several high-end restaurants such as Cafe Safari, Paradise Lobby cafe, and the La Piazzetta {Italian Restaurant}.

Radisson Blu

Raddison Blue is an international hotel chain located 20 minutes from the Nairobi National Park. The hotel has excellent spa and gym facilities, with a scenic swimming pool. This five-star hotel offers Kenyan, Mediterranean, and Asian cuisine. The Chop House restaurant is known for providing experience and flavor.

In addition, food lovers who prefer a buffet can decide to eat at the Larder hotel or Humidor Bar & Lounge.

Norfolk Hotel

The Norfolk hotel is a landmark hotel started in 1904. It is strategically located within the city and is known for its exotic taste and experince. After the Nairobi safari, you can eat at the Tatu resort, which offers organically sourced black angus beef, fresh seafood, and a wide range of culinary dishes.

Giraffe Center

The Giraffe center is a breeding institution that allows visitors to feed giraffes. Unlike in the Nairobi National park, the giraffes here are tamed, making it safe for visitors. At the center, you can take a 1.5-kilometer nature walk. During the walk, you will see different birds and animals, such as the dik-dik and squirrel.

You can wind up the trip with a cup of tea as you mingle with the locals and enjoy the scenery.

Nairobi National Museum

You will end your Nairobi day tours by visiting the Nairobi National Museum. It is a place of great culture and history. There are plenty of things to see at the museum. For example, there is a Cradle of Human Kinds gallery that teaches you about the life of early man.

Also, the museum has a section that tells the story of mammals, Kenya’s history, the fight for independence, and numismatic exhibitions. The museum also houses giant pythons, dangerous snakes, and an aquarium that displays fish species found in Kenya.

In conclusion, this Nairobi day tours itinerary is created to spur your imagination of possible possibilities. Every tour is customized to meet the needs of the tourists. Get in touch with us, and we will create a unique Nairobi safari that fulfills your wildest imagination.

This Nairobi day tour is created as an inspiration for travelers who want a relaxed tour that ends with African cuisine.