Day Trips

A one-day safari is for those with no time but who want to taste what Kenya can offer.

The Nairobi National Park,

Just a few miles from the city center is a visitors’ haven. The park hosts all the animals you can find in any other park in Kenya. Only the elephant is an absentee. A 4 hours safari inside the park is just enough.

The Giraffe Centre,

Built in 1932 by Sir David Duncan, it is surrounded by 140 acres of park and forest thirty minutes from the city center, Kenya’s capital city, with superb views of the Ngong Hills. In 1974 Jock Leslie-Melville, grandson of a Scots earl, and his American wife Betty, who also founded the African Fund for Endangered

The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

Based in Nairobi, Kenya, with the head office in Tsavo East National Park. The conservation partners are vital in protecting Africa’s threatened wildlife and conserving habitats. At the same time, corporate friends support the Trust in many ways, from the percentage of sales contributions to skills sharing, all intending to give back to wildlife.

Lake Nakuru National Park

It is a long the Great Rift Valley. The National Park has lake Nakuru in the middle of the park, home to millions of flamingos and many other species of birds. Lake Nakuru National Park visitors will enjoy the bird sanctuary and the wildlife diversity. The park is home to white rhinos and other wildlife found in Kenya. Only the elephant is an absentee.