Top Nairobi Cultural Tours - page 4

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 a meal at a restaurant (if option selected) that's listed among the top 100 restaurants on earth, before returning to your hotel.

Enjoy an evening of gourmet food and entertainment with tickets to the Safari Cats Dancers show at the Safari Park Hotel. Pre-booking your Safari Cats Dancers dinner show in advance means you won’t have to worry about finding a table upon arrival at the hotel, where you’ll be treated to live music, a range of barbecued meats presented table-side, and a remarkable performance of dance and acrobatics.

This overnight excursion packs several mini-adventures into one convenient tour. Travel to Mt. Longonot National Park with a stop to view the Great Rift Valley. Hike to a crater, take a boat ride on Lake Naivasha, see wild animals in their natural habitat, and enjoy a bicycle tour in Hell's Gate National Park. Most meals and entrance fees are included and pickup or drop-off from the Nairobi airport is available for an additional fee.

Even if you only have a day free in Nairobi, escape the city and discover some spectacular birds and wildlife on this door-to-door private guided tour. First, drive to Lake Nakuru, where hundreds of thousands of flamingos can often be seen. Next, travel to Lake Naivasha and enjoy a boat ride as you watch hippos and feed eagles. Please note: Entrance fees and boat fare are at your own expense.

Kenyan tea is renowned around the world and the Kiambethu Tea Farm is among the country’s oldest, dating back to 1910. This private full-day tour from Nairobi includes a tour of the tea plantation, a delicious 3-course lunch, and an expert-led tea tasting. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Being in Nairobi with limited time, grab the advantage of knowing the Nairobi city history and interacting with people as you make friends. Enjoy the tour with our professional guides who can make you enter every city corner without fear. Get to know how slum life is as you interact with slum dwellers. A guide who is a Kibera resident, born and brought up there will make the tour more exciting and enjoyable.

Between fake souvenirs and the national bargaining culture, shopping in Nairobi can be a minefield. Find the best quality arts, crafts, jewelry, clothing, and homewares at sensible prices on this small-group guided door-to-door shopping tour. Visit the African Heritage House, Utamaduni Craft Centre, Kazuri Beads Factory, Marula Studios, the City Market, and, if it’s open, the Maasai Market, and leave with souvenirs that will last a lifetime.

Discover the vibrant colors and textures of Nairobi’s bustling African fabric markets on a guided tour. Explore stalls filled with kitenge, Ankara, and other unique textiles, learn about their cultural significance, and enjoy personalized assistance in selecting your favorite fabrics. Here, you don’t just buy fabric—you’re invited to create a statement. Local tailors and designers sketch outfits on the spot, blending your personality with Africa’s timeless creativity. The result: clothing that celebrates heritage while radiating modern elegance. For a truly memorable keepsake, opt to have a custom outfit designed and tailored within 48 hours.

The Nairobi City Tours covers the modern city centre, the colorful market, (K.I.C.C) Kenyatta International Convention Centre and the renowned Kenya National Archives where there are spellbinding displays of Kenya before and after independence, tribal regalia and the flora and fauna of Kenya.

The culture and heritage of the Kenyan people is displayed in various ways around the city. This is through architecture, the way of life as well as the political environment. We will take you on a journey through the growth of the City from a papyrus swamp to a metropolis and Kenya's capital. Visit Nairobi's Gallery, a colonial monument Which was used for native affairs and administration for a briefing over a cup of coffee at Point zero coffee. Walk down Kenyatta Avenue pointing out monuments which includes, Nairobi's focal point, major streets and the history on naming, colonial buildings and banks. Make a stop over at Sarova Stanley the oldest hotel in Nairobi where you will learn a lot about the hospitality growth and royal visits to Kenya. Finally this tour takes you to KICC helipad for a panoramic view. At the end of the tour you will have learned about the country, its people and its culture.

A private day tour gives you the comfort of privacy, and you can customize your tour according to your wishes. All entrance fees being included gives you a stress-free visit. Having little time in the city of Nairobi, this is the best tour to do. Meet with local women from the slums and learn what they do to earn their living. Learn and get educated about environmental conservation and the rescue of rare species of giraffes at the Giraffe Center. Visiting the Karen Blixen museum gives you good memories of Out of Africa and the famous Baron Karen Blixen.

In this tour we will visit the Macmillan memorial library, the kimathi statue and also the Norfolk hotel among other place full of history from the formation of the city to the current state of the Nation. Welcome to learn more of Nairobi city.

Kibera is the largest slum in Africa. This tour is perfect for people who are genuinely interested in learning, understanding, and engaging respectfully with local communities.

Immerse yourself in Nairobi’s vibrant neighborhoods on a 5-hour walking tour of the city, enjoy a traditional Kenyan lunch in a local restaurant and get a glimpse of daily life in Kenya’s capital. Stroll through the shady paths of Uhuru Park with your local guide, then walk past parliament buildings and the poignant tomb of the country’s first president. Discover Kenya’s rich artistic traditions and regional handicrafts at the National Archives and finish your tour with a classic Kenyan meal at a nearby restaurant.

Enjoy an evening of dining, dance, and music at the Safari Park Hotel’s Nyama Choma Ranch. Sizzling, barbecued meats from steak to mutton are carved tableside, while side dishes include jacket potatoes, salads, and dips. After dinner, the Safari Cats take the stage for an acrobatic dance show with sumptuous costumes and music.

Enjoy Chiyo-Japanese & Korean Restaurant Dinner Experience with Cat Dance Show. An oasis of oriental calm set against a backdrop of rice paper screens, bamboo fronds and sculptured Japanese gardens, Chiyo showcases the essential culture of Japanese cuisine. Then after dinner you are entertained with Cat Dance show from 9PM to 10PM

Learn all about the African city of Nairobi and its wonderful history. Your guide will collect you from your hotel, and then you’ll set off. You’ll visit the most important landmarks, the Parliament buildings, the National Museum, the Railway Museum, and the city market. Your guide will tell you all about them, and answer any questions you may have.

Visit Nairobi National Park For the half-day tour, after being picked up at your hotel early in the morning at 6 AM, head towards Nairobi National Park, arriving at around 6:30 AM. From there, take an exciting 4-hour game drive through the park. Stay on the lookout for many species of game animals, including black rhinos, lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, and wildebeest, as well as countless species of wild birds. The park’s open border on its southeast perimeter allows a corridor for the natural migration of game animals during the seasonal rains. Don’t miss this chance to get up close with some of Kenya's amazing wildlife! Other attractions include the ivory burning site monument and walking trails at hippo pools. Following the 4-hour game viewing drive, head back to Nairobi and get dropped off at your hotel. Please note the National Park tour is 5 hours in total.

This is our special tour that adds a historical touch to Nairobi's walking tours. It gives you an opportunity to view Nairobi in a different perspective.

Take a walking tour of Kibera, Nairobi’s largest slum. Drive to Kibera with a local guide, then explore the neighborhood on foot. Visit a local orphanage that doubles as a school, learn how locals turn animal bones into beads, and visit with a local family to learn more about everyday life in the area. The tour is a sobering, yet realistic look into the lives of these humble and friendly people.

Get acquainted with Kenya’s oldest informal settlement during this private, two-hour community-led slum tour of Mathare. Meet local community members, including a visit inside the homes of local mothers. Understand the impact of HIV and other public health crises. Get a chance to visit local craft shops and shop for handmade beadwork. Bottled water is provided.

*A great way to cycle in the wild in great views of Nature *VIews of Zebras, Giraffes, Wildbeeste and many others *History of the Masai community and World Rally competition *watch the amazing skills of the eagles picking fish from the lake as you ride on the boat and Plenty of Hippos.

See some of Kenya’s remarkable wildlife and cultures without leaving Nairobi on a full-day tour that includes the Giraffe Centre, the Kazuri Beads Factory, and Bomas of Kenya. Traveling to each destination in a private vehicle ensures a comfortable day of exploring without the hassle of arranging separate transport, and door-to-door service ensures even more time for sightseeing.

Enrich your visit to Nairobi with a local’s perspective during this half-day, small-group food and shopping tour. Enjoy panoramic views overlooking the capital from Kenya’s oldest skyscraper and a relaxing paddle-boat ride or ice cream in Uhuru Park. Then, head to the famous Maasai Market for a chance to pick up souvenirs, household products, handicrafts, and apparel. Lunch and bottled water are included.