The World’s Only Wildlife Capital Safari

Just a short drive from Nairobi’s bustling central business district lies an extraordinary intersection of urban life and untamed wilderness—Nairobi National Park, fondly known as “The World’s Only Wildlife Capital.” Here, amidst the city’s skyscrapers and open grass plains, an enchanting safari experience awaits, where the heartbeat of the wild harmoniously mingles with the rhythm of everyday life.

Nairobi National Park, established in 1946, is a testament to Kenya’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage. A short 7-kilometer drive from the city center, the park boasts an incredible diversity of fauna, including the endangered black rhino, majestic lions, elusive leopards, swift cheetahs, cunning hyenas, powerful buffaloes, and graceful giraffes. The park is also home to over 400 bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and wildlife photographers.

Visitors to Nairobi National Park can partake in thrilling game drives and immersive bush walks, providing an up-close encounter with the park’s resident wildlife. The park’s picnic sites, three well-equipped campsites, and scenic walking trails cater to a variety of preferences, from serene family outings to adventurous hikers seeking a deeper connection with nature.

1. Wildlife Sanctuary:

• • Over 100 mammal species, including buffalo, giraffe, lion, leopard, baboon, zebra, wildebeest, and cheetah.

• • A staggering 400 migratory and endemic bird species, creating a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

2. Picnic Facilities and Events:

• • Scenic picnic facilities for a delightful day out in nature.

• • Ideal venue for corporate events, bush dinners, weddings, picnics, team-building sessions, and video/film production.

3. Key Landmarks:

• Mokoyiet – A scenic viewpoint offering breathtaking panoramas of the park.
  
  
• King Fisher – A haven for birdwatchers, capturing the essence of Nairobi’s avian diversity.
  
  
• Historic Ivory Burning Site – A poignant reminder of Kenya’s commitment to conservation.
  
  
• Impala – A graceful and iconic species that adds to the park’s charm.

Immersive Climate

Understanding the best time to experience Nairobi National Park enhances the overall safari adventure. The climate varies throughout the year, offering unique experiences:

• January-March: Hot and dry.
  
  
• April-June: Hot and wet.
  
  
• July-October: Very warm and wet.

In addition to daytime adventures, Nairobi National Park provides a unique opportunity to extend your stay with the Nairobi Tented Camp. This eco-camp boasts eight luxury ensuite tents, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sounds of the wild while enjoying modern comforts.