Free Africa

Free Africa Safaris offers a very nice and enjoyable exploration of the Kenyan city and also visiting the National Museum, which includes the snake park just a kilometer from the city center.

2. Orphanage & Nairobi Safari Walk 3 hours

- Free Africa Safaris avails the opportunity to visit the animal orphanage, which is situated right at the main entrance of the Nairobi National Park, which is also at the Kenya Wildlife head quarters.

- The orphanage center cares for the young and the wounded animals, which are found and rescued from different parks across the country. The animals are later released to the wilderness.

- Alternatively, the visit to the Nairobi Arboretum is encouraged. A very nice and cool garden where one can acquire knowledge on East African trees, flowers and shrubs.

3. Nairobi National Park: 4 hours.

- The Nairobi National Park sits on 11,721 ha of land and at the Southern Part of the City, 7km away.

- It’s a rolling grassland which borders the forest-fringed Athi River believed to be the home of Hippos and crocodiles.

- The heavily protected black rhinos and other animals like zebras, giraffes, thomson’s and grants gazelles roam the park.

- Many lions and fewer leopards and cheetahs are sometimes seen in the park.

4. David Sheldricks, Giraffe Centre and Karen Blixen (5 hours)

- We also offer visits to David Sheldricks a non-profiable project that cares for young and wounded elephants and rhinocerous which are found and rescued from all parks across the country. It takes an hour listening and having a nice lecture from guides while watching the animals.

5. Carnivore Experience for Lunch or Dinner.

- There are a variety of restaurants offering a wide variety of cuisine. Free Africa Safaris recommend a lunch or dinner at the carnivore, which is famous for its succulent steaks and barbecue, dishes including game meat and is therefore dubbed the meat eater’s paradise. It also offers a vegetarian menu, the meal is an excellent compliment to a holiday. The costs include transfers to and from Nairobi City Centre.

6. Bomas of Kenya (3 Hours)

A ‘Boma” is a homestead and just a few kilometers from Nairobi we have the Bomas of Kenya where the day-to-day lives of the 42 different ethnic groups in Kenya are depicted through traditional dancing, music. Song and folklore. These plus an acrobatic show are performed in a splendid arena.

7. Lake Nakuru Bird Sanctuary & L. Naivasha

- Daily at 07:00hrs

- Drive through the escarpment wall into the Great Rift Valley. L. Nakuru is home of millions of pink flamingoes, the greater and lesser flamingoes.

- A rhino sanctuary has also been established in the park. Water-bucks, buffalos and other wildlife can be found except the elephants. After lunch you return via Lake Naivasha for tea arriving in the evening.

8. Amboseli Overnight Daily 07:00hrs

Day 1: Pick up from Nairobi Hotel/Airport and depart for Amboseli National Park arriving in time for lunch. Evening game drive at 15:30hrs. Dinner and overnight at the lodge/camp site.

Day 2: At 06:00hrs after having coffee or tea, proceed for an early morning game drive for 2½ hrs and return to the lodge/camp for breakfast.

After breakfast depart for Nairobi with lunch enroute. Arrive Nairobi early evening.

N.B. Amboseli is well known for the large herds of elephants and hippos which can be seen bathing in the swamp grounds whose water source is Mt. Kilimanjaro.

9. Other Long Safaris Include: -

- Tree Hotel visit for 1½ days driving towards northern direction with a wonderful view of Mt. Kenya, the second highest peak in Africa with 5,199m high.

- Maasai Mara Overnight driving through the escarpment of the Great Rift Valley and the nice rolling plains of short acacia bushes.