Itinerary

1. Half Day Nairobi National Park Adventure

   • Nairobi National Park is a distinctive wildlife haven located just a short distance from Nairobi's vibrant city center. Established in 1946, it holds the title of Kenya’s first national park. 
   • Despite its urban setting, the park is home to an impressive variety of wildlife, including lions, leopards, rhinos, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, and numerous bird species. 
   • Popular for game drives, it offers a unique opportunity to experience a traditional African safari within minutes of a bustling metropolis.

2. David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

   David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust – Elephant Rescue and Rehabilitation Center

   • Purpose: The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and eventual release of orphaned elephants back into the wild. This center, located in Nairobi, Kenya, provides a sanctuary for elephants who have been orphaned due to poaching, human-wildlife conflict, or other tragic circumstances.
   • Elephant Stories: Learn the heartwarming stories of each elephant, including where they were rescued from, their journey of recovery, and the rehabilitation process. The staff shares detailed information about their backgrounds and the unique challenges each elephant faces.
   • Feeding Time: Witness the elephants being bottle-fed with milk, a key part of their daily routine as they regain strength and health. The feeding sessions are a highlight, allowing you to see the elephants up close and learn about their needs.
   • Mud Baths and Wallowing: Watch the elephants enjoy their mud baths and wallowing sessions, a natural behavior that helps them cool down and protect their skin. This playful interaction is not only entertaining but also essential for their well-being.
   • Conservation Efforts: Gain insight into the important conservation work being done to protect elephants in the wild. The Trust's efforts extend beyond just the elephants in their care, contributing to wider conservation initiatives aimed at protecting wildlife and their habitats.
   • Close Encounters: The experience allows visitors to interact with the elephants in a safe, educational environment. You'll have the chance to get close to these gentle giants and observe their social behaviors as they interact with one another and their caregivers.

3. The Giraffe Centre

   Giraffe Centre

   • The Giraffe Centre is a prominent giraffe conservation and breeding center located in Nairobi, Kenya. It is home to a thriving herd of Rothschild giraffes, one of the rarest and most endangered giraffe subspecies in the world, found only in certain parts of Kenya.    
   • At the center, visitors can have an up-close experience with these magnificent animals. You’ll be able to feed the giraffes from a raised platform, where their long necks reach up for food, allowing for unique photo opportunities.
   • The Giraffe Centre is dedicated to the conservation of these endangered giraffes, focusing on breeding programs to increase their population and ensuring their survival in the wild. The center also plays a significant role in educating the public about giraffe conservation efforts, habitat protection, and the challenges these animals face due to poaching and habitat loss.
   • In addition to interacting with the giraffes, visitors can explore the center’s nature trails, visit the educational displays about giraffes, and learn about the critical role the center plays in protecting these beautiful creatures. It is a peaceful and educational experience that offers both a fun and meaningful opportunity to support giraffe conservation initiatives.