Nairobi National Park is a peaceful oasis for all sorts of wildlife. The Nairobi National Park is a beautiful and serene place in the middle of bustling city life. Established in 1946 and has an area size of 45 square miles (117 sq km). A trip to Kenya is not complete without stopping at this iconic park. Nairobi National Park sets itself apart from all others with its proximity. Nairobi National Park may refer to its location in the heart of Kenya’s capital city. It is referred to as Kifaru Ark means “Rhinoceros Sanctuary,” as some call it. Nairobi National Park is an oasis amidst bustling city life with lush grasslands. It provides a home not only for black rhinos but also for white ones. One will see the rhinos at immediate risk when they come out from thickets independently.
What can you see in Nairobi National Park?
Are you looking for a place where the wildlife is more than just picturesque? Visit Kenya. Visit Nairobi National Park; it will be difficult not to get excited. One will have many opportunities for wildlife viewing that this small but exquisite park offers. The visitor attractions at this park are indeed a treat for all watchers. The Nairobi National Park’s vast open grass plains and cityscape backdrop provide an environment for wildlife. They comprise white and black rhinos, lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, buffaloes, hippos, giraffes, zebras, wildebeests, elands, impalas, crocodiles, warthogs, etc. The diverse birdlife with over 400 species recorded and lions will keep you on your toes. In contrast, cheetahs and leopards can be seen in the wild if one has their eyes open!
Entry Fee to Nairobi National Park
Nairobi National Park is a magical place where you can enjoy nature and wildlife at your own pace. The entry fee for Non Residents, Residents, or citizens is as follows:
Non Resident Adult – USD 43
Non Resident Child – USD 26
Citizen / Resident Adult – Ksh 430
Citizen / Resident Child – Ksh 215
Best Time to Visit Nairobi National Park
The best time to visit Nairobi National Park is from July to October during the dry months. It’s also a great choice if you want an escape from Kenya’s hustle and bustles of other seasons. Also, on raining, daytime temperatures are warmer in these three months than any others.
The best time to see the animals awake and about is early morning. They are then less likely to hide from the sun at this time. 4 to 5 hours should be enough for the Nairobi National Park tour. So go ahead take advantage before they’re gone forever!!
Other Places to Visit In Nairobi
David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage
The David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage is a haven for baby elephants. The baby elephants have been rescued from the wild or otherwise lost. Visit the David Sheldrick Elephant orphanage, and feel delighted to watch baby elephants play and frolic before your eyes. The baby elephants are bottle-fed milk by their human rearers. One will watch as they enjoy each other’s company up close. One can hear the sounds of baby elephants crying out for their mothers. At David Sheldrick, visitors play with baby elephants and bottle-feed them. Visitor’s entry fee helps fund this noble cause – saving wildlife. Contribute towards a noble wildlife cause by visiting today.
David Sheldrick Entry Fee
Non Resident / Resident / Citizen Adult (From 12 Yrs) – USD 15
Non Resident / Resident / Citizen Child (Below 12 Yrs) – USD 5
Visit to Giraffe Centre
You can’t see the tallest animals in their natural habitat. That is unless you go to Giraffe Manor! It gives visitors a chance they might not get anywhere else. Visitors view and feed giraffes without having any distractions like cubs or other humans. The giraffe center is a beautiful place to take your kids. They will learn so much and get such an eye-opening perspective of just how big these animals are! If there’s anything better than this life, it must be something ungraceful—since we’ve got both: wife + child in one package here. Visit the giraffe center and learn about their habitat, nutrition habits, and breeding cycle while enjoying some delicious food cooked up by one of theirs!
Giraffe Centre Entry Fee
No Resident Adult – USD 15
Non Resident Child – USD 7.5
Resident / Citizen Adult – Ksh 400
Resident / Citizen Child – Ksh 200
Karura Forest Excursion
Karura Forest is a place of wonder, where you can find solace from the hustle and bustles outside. Located in Nairobi is an urban evergreen chestnut microbiota. The park was created by the government and managed with help from Forest Service Kenya, who work tirelessly to keep its lushness alive The Forest is a photographer’s paradise. With over 200 species of bird and other animals to spot. The Karura National Park now offers 50 km worth of trails that offer visitors all sorts of nature has to offer – from suni, Harvey’s Duiker, Grimm’s Duiker, Bushbucks, Bush pigs, Genet Cats, Civets, Bushbabies, Porcupines, Ground Squirrel, Hares, the Epauletted-bat, Pythons, Green snakes and Sykes monkeys swinging by branches high up off the ground while eating fruits. The Forest has all that one needs for outdoor activities like walking or jogging along forest paths, birdwatching, cycling, forest treks, and tree planting. This lovely park also offers opportunities not just to sit around doing nothing but enjoying nature.
Karura Forest Entry Fee
Non-Resident Adult – Ksh 600
Non Resident Child – Ksh 300
Resident Adult – Ksh 200
Resident Child – Ksh 100
Citizen Adult – Ksh 100
Citizen Child – Ksh 50
At Divulge Adventures, we believe that the best experience is to tailor the best itinerary to our guests. That’s why we take the time to get to know every traveler so that we can create the perfect experience for them. Whether you’re looking for a luxury safari or a more budget-friendly option, we can make it happen.