Nairobi National Park Half-Day Tour

Overview

Discover the wilderness of Kenya with a Nairobi National Park tour, the only national park within a major city worldwide. Just 7 km from Nairobi’s Central Business District, this park offers a rare blend of urban convenience and natural beauty, earning Nairobi the title “The World’s Wildlife Capital.” Perfect for those seeking to combine city activities with an unforgettable safari experience.

Itinerary Highlights
The adventure begins with a morning pick-up from Nairobi Town (Kencom). Mornings are ideal for spotting predators like lions and leopards on the hunt, alongside abundant herbivores such as giraffes, zebras, and antelopes. The park is home to over 100 animal species and 400 bird species, making it a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts.

Key Stops Include:

• Nairobi National Park: Enjoy a comprehensive game drive, stopping at picnic sites like Narogoman Dam and Impala Observation Post.
• Nairobi Animal Orphanage: A sanctuary for injured and orphaned wildlife, popular among families and educational groups.
• Nairobi Safari Walk: Explore Kenya’s ecosystems (wetlands, savanna, and forest) via a raised boardwalk featuring rare species like the pygmy hippo and albino zebra.

The tour concludes with a drop-off back at your pick-up location or JKIA.

Pricing (Per Person Sharing):

• 8 People: Tour Van (KES 3,000 / USD 55), Land Cruiser (KES 4,000 / USD 65).
• 6 People: Tour Van (KES 3,500 / USD 65), Land Cruiser (KES 4,500 / USD 75).
• 4 People: Tour Van (KES 5,500 / USD 75), Land Cruiser (KES 6,500 / USD 85).
• 2 People: Tour Van (KES 11,000 / USD 115), Land Cruiser (KES 12,000 / USD 125).

Inclusions:

• Transport in a 4×4 Land Cruiser or Tour Van.
• Pick-up and drop-off at Kencom.
• Car and driver entry fees.
• Comprehensive game drive.
• Professional English-speaking guide.
• Government taxes and local levies.

Exclusions:

• Park entry fees.
• Entry to the Animal Orphanage or Safari Walk.
• Meals (lunch/snacks).
• Gratuities.

Unique Features of Nairobi National Park:
Established in 1946, Nairobi National Park is Kenya’s oldest national park, spanning 117 sq. km. Its proximity to the city creates a striking contrast of wilderness against the backdrop of Nairobi’s skyline. Highlights include the Historic Ivory Burning Site, symbolizing Kenya’s commitment to wildlife conservation, and the Athi River at the park’s southern edge, featuring hippo pools and a riverine forest.

Contact Information

Book your Nairobi adventure through Dynaglobe Safaris at +254111628138 or via email at bookings@dynaglobesafaris.com. Experience the perfect blend of urban convenience and safari excitement in one day.