This guided Nairobi City tour includes visits to the stately
Parliament buildings and the colorful city market, where
everything from tropical fruit and authentic handicraft
items are on sale at a bargain price. Drive through our
city in-the- sun, taking in the sights…parks, old
and new buildings, and people of all races until you reach
the historic National Museum and Snake Park.
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Just 13kms from the center of Nairobi lies this unspoilt
wildlife haven. Although small, this park contains most
of the major animal species (except Elephant)
You definitely will not miss to seeing plenty of Giraffe,
Zebra and Antelope. Before leaving the National Park parameters,
pay a visit to the nearby Animal Orphanage.
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Kenya’s cultural center is a celebration of traditional
dancing from all over Kenya. This reflects Kenya’s
cocktail of cultures faithfully recreated. The exciting moment
is during the traditional song and dancing from different
tribes performed in the splendid arena. Afterwards continue
to Utamaduni Craft Center to watch the weavers at work, or
simply browse through all the colorful craft shops.
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The former home of "out of Africa's" Karen Blixen
is now a Museum. Visit, and just imagine yourself in Kenya
during the days when she was a pioneering coffee farmer.
You will understand why she felt so strongly about this
land and its people.
Later, drive on to the Giraffe Center where one can feed
Rothschild Giraffes.
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Drive west descending to the escarpment… you are
now in the basin of the Great Rift Valley then drive on
to Lake Nakuru on to Lake Nakuru National Park. Its seasonal
home of millions of Flamingo and another 450 bird species.
This park is also a sanctuary to the endangered Rhino and
Rothschild Giraffe. Game viewing drive, Lunch. A game drive
through the Lake Nakuru National Park will give you the
opportunity to see the white and black rhinos and other
wildlife.
Depart for Nairobi, arriving late afternoon.
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A visit to the Maasai Market at the Village Market is a
unique opportunity to shop for beautiful arts and craft
made in Kenya and other parts of Africa in the 350stalls!
From the original to the exotic, gifts and souvenirs of
the continent which capture the flavour, creativity and
diversity of the great continent.
(Only on Fridays)
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Lunch or dinner at the Carnivore Restaurant is a gastronomic
experience not to be missed. As the name implies, the Carnivore
is famous for its succulent steaks and mouthwatering barbequed
game meats. This restaurant is equally enjoyable for it’s
ambience and festive atmosphere.
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Situated at 2,200 meters, thirty kilometers from Nairobi,
is Kiambethu farm. The farm dates back to 1910 and the present
house, set amidst colorful gardens, have been home to four
generations.
Arrive at 1100hrs and over a cup of tea or coffee the process
of making tea is informally explained, followed by an opportunity
to see tea in the field.
Take a walk in indigenous forest with a guide
who will identify the plants and explain how they are traditionally
used. Watch the Colobus monkeys close up and wander in the
gardens, which are home to a wide variety of birds. Return
to the house to enjoy a pre-lunch drink on the veranda with
sweeping views across the tea fields to the Ngong Hills.
Lunch is prepared with vegetables from the garden and desserts
are topped with cream from our herd of Channel Island cows.
Drive back to Nairobi.
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