Top Nairobi Volunteer Tours - page 2

Explore the renowned Masai Mara Game Reserve on a thrilling 3-day safari, departing from Nairobi. This adventure takes you through the iconic landscapes of rolling grasslands teeming with wildlife and the possibility of witnessing the great wildebeest migration. Stay in luxurious tented camps with en-suite bathrooms, and enjoy extensive game drives led by knowledgeable guides. Experience the rich culture of the Masai people and the breathtaking scenery, including acacia-dotted plains and dramatic escarpments. - Journey includes all meals and comfortable lodge accommodation - Conduct game drives in open-top 4WD vehicles with guaranteed window seating - Discover diverse wildlife, including the Big Five and over 400 bird species - Optional cultural visit to a Maasai Village and additional activities available

Prepaid entrance fees and private transportation make for a foolproof day of Nairobi sightseeing. Visit top Nairobi sites such as Nairobi National Park, Giraffe Centre,—all with the benefit of a personal guide to share information about the local wildlife, history, and culture as you go.

Spend an afternoon with some of Africa's most iconic animals on this day tour from Nairobi that gives access to giant elephants and towering giraffes. TThen stop at the Giraffe Center, where you'll find Rothschild giraffes wandering the grounds. This memorable experience includes a tour of the Kazuri beads women factory

The flamingoes that gather at Lake Nakuru National Park are considered one of Africa’s greatest natural sights, but the area’s wildlife and scenery go far beyond the bright pink birds. This full-day, private guided tour from Nairobi offers ample time to explore the park, spot animals on morning and afternoon game drives, and see birds and hippos from a boat on Lake Naivasha as an optional upgrade.

Visit East Africa’s largest informal settlement with a local youth guide during this two-hour tour of Kibera Slum in Nairobi. Get an inside look at day-to-day life in the community from the people who call Kibera home. Itineraries include a visit to Kenya’s largest public primary school and a look at NGO projects related to improving housing, education, and health within the slums.