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Halisha_M, Aug 2026
Great tour!
Loved the walking tour! Learned so much about Nairobi’s history and the culture today. My only feedback (which I gave to the tour operator) was related to the end. After the tour, we stopped at the KICC. The tour did not include riding to the top to see an amazing 360 degree views of Nairobi. My young son and I decided we wanted to see the view. Tim, the tour operator had someone walk us to the entrance who then walked us to the elevator. At the time, an employee who we paid to enter, walked us up and explained the views. In a way, I wanted to take it in alone. At the end, he walked us down and asked for a tip.hr asked several times. I didn’t have change and he insisted that he take me to get change. At that time, I felt uncomfortable and said that I was leaving. I travel often and it takes a lot to make me feel uncomfortable. My suggestion is for the tour operator to include this in the tour, have someone go up with us, or warn us. Refuse to let someone show you around and explain the views.
Mary_H, Jul 2026
This was a wonderful...
This was a wonderful hands on experience with the giraffes and up close and personal with the orphan elephants. We also enjoyed the bead factory, they do incredible work. Calvin was very informative and found a great restaurant for lunch. Overall a great experience.
Jeffrey_P, Jul 2026
Wonderful Experience with the Masai
It’s a bit of a drive from Nairobi (90 minutes plus), but very much worth it. Mwose was an excellent guide and the experience was as authentic as you can get. You get to experience Masai culture hands-on, and the people are very kind & welcoming. Bring a few extra shillings to tip out generously, as only 50% of proceeds from the tour go towards the actual village. A must do if you’re in Nairobi.
Jeffrey_P, Jul 2026
Day Safari! Awesome Experience!
Where to start? We basically saw everything one would hope to see. Lions, rhinos, giraffes, monkeys, baboons, gazelles, warthogs, alligators, zebras… the only thing we didn’t see were hippos, but you’ll get no complaints from me. The elephants are a separate part of the tour, as they’re rescues, so you don’t see them in the wild (but you do get a neat experience). The giraffe center is nice, as you get up close & personal with the giraffes and get to feed them (be careful - they might headbutt your and/or steal the food - they have long tongues). There’s also a stop at a bead factory which was pretty interesting (it is locally owned & run by Kenyan women). Plenty of amazing hand made souvenirs if you’re so inclined. This is a long day, so keep that in mind. I was picked up at 5:30am and got back to my hotel around 4:00pm. We did stop for a local lunch that was quite good! If you don’t have time for a multi day safari, I recommend this day trip.
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Nairobi, Kenya’s vibrant capital, is a gateway to outdoor experiences such as wildlife safaris and ascents of Mt. Kenya. You’ll want a guide to help you access these experiences, whether you choose to venture into the wilds of Amboseli National Park, float on Lake Nakuru, or trek to the summit of Africa’s second-highest peak. To experience Kenya like a local, you can also explore a local market and take a cooking class.

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