Top Kenya Safaris

Fortunately my daughter saw and remembered that to enter the sanctuary part they wanted the entry fee in US dollars and had the cash in hand. Not sure what happens if you don't have it. But this part of the tour is well worth it. Watching the elephants play in the water hole is the most joyful thing! If you had to save money anywhere I would say the giraffe portion of the tour would be the place. Feeding the giraffes is fun and they are really cool to see up close but it is the same experience as any zoo that offers the same. But only skip if budget is too tight. It is incredible that this park is in the city. We have so many pictures of animals with the cityscape in the background. Joshua(?), our guide was so sweet and kind and great at finding the animals. We did all the parks around the Nairobi area and this was one of my favorites.

Eric was a fantastic tour guide who managed to spot almost all of the animals that we wanted to see. Tour was ended at a Maasai market which felt a bit touristic but you could find most souvenirs. If you need a short tour, go for it, it is very much worth it.

Such a wonderful day feeding the beautiful giraffes and watching adorable orphaned elephants drink their bottles and play. Our driver and tour guide Peter was excellent. He sent me a message through WhatsApp before the tour began and was waiting for us right outside our hotel entrance. The tour began with feeding multiple giraffes little pellets of grass and cereal. I loved that experience. So many great photos with the giraffes. Next we went to the baby elephant orphanage which surprised us to also include a baby rhino and a baby Zebra. It was wonderful to watch them get their milk and roll and play in the mud. We lined up along a rope off area for viewing. Next we went to Kobe Tough beadwork and leather to watch the artisans create beautiful beads. I was able to purchase several nice pieces of jewelry ranging in price from $10 to $30. We also toured the wood carving and ended the day with a casual lunch (at an additional charge) with some local Africa beer Tusker. 🍻 Perfect day !

This was such an amazing and fun time! The park itself is sort of like a smaller Yellowstone in the US -- every animal is wild and can come and go in and out of the park, but the park is also sort of managed with rangers. There were a tremendous amount of zebra and giraffe, like everywhere one could look. Also saw a couple rhinos, a bunch of hippo, ostrich here and there, lots of antelope and cape buffalo. We did see one lioness guarding a recent meal, hiding in tall grass. The tour is in a large van type vehicle with a raised roof so one can stand and take pictures. The park has many tours and vans all buzzing about, but does not seem crowded with people, either. It's a very large park, and yet right on the south side of Nairobi so one can see ostrich or giraffe with the city skyline in the background. The guides pass each other on the dirt roads and give each other information of what they've seen, so if there is something rare like a lion spotting, the tour will divert to see that. As most tours of this kind, at the end we visited a trinket shop for snacks and souvenirs before being dropped back off at our hotels

We had the safari with overnight stays in the tented camp and were completely satisfied. From the beginning, the tour was really fun. With Will, we had a very good guide who not only brought a lot of patience, but also had a great sense for where it was best to park the vehicle. When there was a small problem with the vehicle in between, he solved it within a few minutes and we continued on. Within the first two hours, we had not only seen great photo opportunities, but also four of the Big Five. A special highlight was a leopard that climbed a tree at sunset, a truly brilliant moment. We also liked the tented camp very much. The accommodation was comfortable, the food was good, and our tent even had its own bathroom. The next day, the safari continued just as varied. We were able to observe many animals from an impressive distance and received interesting information about their behavior time and again. Just the right amount: informative and to the point, without being overwhelmed with facts. Overall, a very beautiful and impressive experience that we will remember for a long time.

I joined as a solo traveller, and it was a small group, 4 in total. We were mostly in a van with an openable roof (we could stand comfortably through the open roof to observe and take photos). The game drive was great, we saw many famous animals, also very close. Our driver Watson was very knowledgeable, patient and easygoing. After the game drive we went to the optional elephant sanctuary, followed by a good buffet lunch, then the giraffe sanctuary, before being dropped back. The tour never felt rushed, and the atmosphere was welcoming, relaxed and fun! Thanks!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Mt. Longonot Private Tour As a solo female traveler, I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. From the moment I met Wilson, my driver and tour guide, I felt completely safe, comfortable, and well taken care of. He was kind, professional, and incredibly knowledgeable. I especially appreciated his genuine pride in Kenya and his passion for sharing the history, culture, and beauty of his country. For the hike, Peter, the park guide, was fantastic. He was very knowledgeable about Mt. Longonot, the area, and the wildlife, and he did a great job spotting animals along the way. He also took some wonderful photos for me! I highly recommend this tour. Wilson and Peter made the entire day safe, enjoyable, informative, and truly memorable. 🇰🇪❤️

Jackson was a wonderful tour guide! He educated us on the park and the animals and our time in National Nairobi Park was amazing! Booking with LiveInLove Kenya tours were great. We booked last minute and they were incredibly responsive and highly recommend them for anyone looking to go on Safari!