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Complete the big five(lions,leopard,rhino,elephant and buffalo) and many more in this 7 day amazing kenyan safari. This is a safari not to miss as it covers Kenya’s most visited parks with vast wildlife, enjoy game drives, boat ride for hippo and birds viewing, physical activity like biking,walking,hiking with animals on the side We strictly use highly equipped 4x4 safari Landcruiser good for the rough terrain with a pop up roof and explorer windows for easy viewing of animals. This is a private activity where you get a close up experience animals and personal interaction with professional driver/guides

Travellers without much time in Nairobi often think their wildlife-watching options are limited, but it’s possible to enjoy a close encounter with African animals right in the city. Optimize your chances of seeing native species on this combo day tour that includes a morning safari drive through Nairobi National Park, as well as a visit to the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, where rescued elephants and rhinos are rehabilitated for release.

Hourly departure from 6.a.m to 1.p.m Experienced driver/guides Complementary bottled drinking water Well maintained tour vans with pop up roof

Certified experienced driver/guides Well maintained tour vans/pop up roof Complementary drinking water

Spend the day at the Kiambethu Tea Farm just outside Nairobi and learn all about tea during this small-group tour. Once you arrive, listen to engaging commentary about the history of Kiambethu and the process of making tea before embarking on a guided tour of the farm. Then enjoy a farm-fresh 3-course lunch, along with a cup of tea, while admiring the sweeping views of the Ngong Hills tea fields.Visit the Kiambethu Tea Farm on a full-day tour from Nairobi Learn about the tea making process and history of the farm Tuck into a delicious 3-course lunch and sample the tea Tours are limited to 15 travelers and include round-trip hotel transfers

The Fairview Coffee Estate Guided Tour with Tasting stands out as a highly specialized educational agritourism experience that transforms a simple beverage into a rich cultural narrative. Operating in the fertile, volcanic soil of Kenya's Central Highlands since 1909, this historic nearly 100-acre estate sits at an optimal elevation of 1,750 meters above sea level to cultivate world-renowned premium Arabica coffee. Unlike generic sightseeing excursions, this half-day private tour provides an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at a dynamic, closed-loop sustainable ecosystem. It bridges the gap between agricultural science and sensory indulgence by allowing guests to comprehensively track the exact journey of "black gold" from seedling to steaming cup under the personal guidance of an estate specialist.

Start your adventure with a thrilling morning game drive in Nairobi National Park, the only wildlife sanctuary nestled against a city skyline. Spot black rhinos, lions, giraffes, and more, while your certified driver-guide shares insights into Kenya's conservation history. Afterward, delve into the Nairobi National Museum to explore Kenya's rich cultural heritage, featuring the 1.6 million-year-old Turkana Boy skeleton. The journey continues with an immersive city tour, from the National Archives to the bustling City Market, culminating in a community walk in Kibera, led by a local guide. Conclude your day in the tranquil Uhuru Park, a symbol of Kenya's environmental and democratic history. - Enjoy a private 4x4 vehicle for optimal wildlife viewing - Visit top attractions including the Nairobi National Museum - Engage with local traders at the historic City Market - Experience the vibrant community of Kibera with a local guide

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is one of the leading conservancies in Kenya dominated by unique species that are amongst the Big Five of wildlife. It is dominated by the great Southern and Northern rhinos and also get a chance to visit the chimpanzee sanctuary which is the only sanctuary we have in East Africa.