Nairobi National Park Group Joining Game Drive
Description
Whether it's your first time in Kenya, a layover, or you want to see as much as possible in the city, Nairobi National Park is worth visiting compared to Kenya's other iconic parks. on the visit to the park, tourists are lucky enough to explore lions, giraffes, hippos, zebras, iconic bird species, and other large herbivores. Great views of both black and white rhinos within the park. it also gives you easy access to an elephant sanctuary. early morning game drive means sporting more free-roaming animals in nature within the park due to cool temperatures. an open-roof vehicle lets you view and capture good photos of animals in their natural habitat and the city skyline. pick up and drop off means stress-free as you await a great day with wildlife. Being in Nairobi for a short time, this is a tour not to miss. Group joining a tour means having a good budget of your money. It also means meeting new people and making a friend. meet a local guide and your questions will be answered.
Tour Options
Itinerary
The safari capital of Kenya lets you spot free-roaming wildlife in Nairobi National Park for only 4 hours, leaving you with lifetime memories. An open-top safari vehicle gives you a good view and photography room to capture the best as the guide explains every spot. The tour best fits people with limited time in the city who want to enjoy Nairobi's top attractions without leaving Nairobi. Group joining tours also means making new friends and having an ideal budget. One extra hour apart from pick up and drop off will give you time to pass through the city line and coffee shop with your guide enjoying the iconic view of the Nairobi city. After this great spotting, you will be dropped back to your place of stay conveniently.
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
We pick up all travellers
Important Information
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Pay Extra USD85 per person for Nairobi national park since it’s under KWS and it’s located inside the park. Its conservancy fee
