Keekorok attractions

When you step away from Nairobi’s bustle, you can visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, the only Elephant Orphanage located within the city. During the visit you will meet some of the largest mammals on earth as they are cared for at the Trust. The experience centres on the elephants’ feeding time, so viewing is limited to that session. As you watch the young elephants eat, you will learn about their lives and about how they survive in the wild. The visit gives a close-up look at their behaviour during feeding and offers insight into the care they receive while at the orphanage. Along the way you’ll gain a better understanding of the animals’ needs and the efforts involved in supporting their return to the wild.

Exploring these cultural shows offers a glimpse into Kenyan culture's mysterious mystique and sophistication. A destination is sure to captivate anyone who appreciates the richness of history the richness of a country and the traditional lifestyle of Kenyan tribes at Bomas of Kenya. You will be entertained by the live performances and enlightened as you explore the authentic ethnic villages of this very diverse country. Get a taste of Kenyan culture on this guided tour. Experience the rich diversity of Kenyan traditional music and dance performed daily. Bomas of Kenya is a unique cultural center that offers visitors an opportunity to learn about Kenya's diverse cultural heritage through dance, music, art, nature, and food.

Just outside Nairobi, a guided coffee tour takes you to Fairview Coffee Estate in a well-known coffee-producing region. As you move around the estate, you will be introduced to the idea of coffee tourism and to the Fairview Estate coffee brand. The grounds are lush, and you will often see views across the central highlands from the plantation. On the tour you will get an inside look at every stage of Kenyan coffee production. Along the way you will learn about best farming practices in the fields, see how cherries are picked, and follow the process through to roasting. You will also learn about the estate’s production methods and how they shape flavour. The experience typically finishes with a chance to sample freshly brewed Kenyan coffee, so you can taste the results of the farm‑to‑cup journey.

Coffee lovers will enjoy a private tour that explores Kenya’s coffee culture. Skip the hassles of self-driving in Nairobi and relax as a private driver will chauffeur you to the Fairview Coffee Estate, where you’ll spend time on the grounds and learn about the estate’s role in Kenya’s coffee story. At Fairview you’ll see how coffee progresses from seedling to cup and learn about the journey coffee takes before it reaches your mug. As you move through the estate, a guide will explain the different stages of growth and processing so you get a clear picture of how beans are produced and graded. After a buffet lunch at your own expense, you’ll enjoy a tutored tasting of different types and grades of bean. You can opt to buy coffee and other goodies to take home, should you wish to.

This safari will take you on several game drives where you will encounter a wide range of wildlife. Along the way you will see species such as zebras and giraffes, and you will have opportunities to spot the Big 5 and many other animals as you move through different habitats. You will also take a birdwatching session at Lake Nakuru, where you will see a variety of bird species, including the lake’s distinctive flamingos. The combination of game drives and time by the water offers a mix of large mammal and bird encounters. The safari can create lasting memories and give you a memorable wildlife experience.

With Africa Kenya Safaris, you'll explore the Tsavo sister parks — Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks — two of Kenya’s oldest and largest reserves. These neighbouring parks present a wide palette of landscapes: rolling hills, great red‑dirt savannahs, volcanic lava beds and lush green springs. As you move through these contrasting environments, you’ll experience the variety that makes this region distinct. Along the way you’ll be discovering big game and a broad mix of other species. Tsavo East and Tsavo West are known for their sizeable populations of elephant, lion, buffalo, leopard and rhino, and you’ll also encounter giraffe, impala, hartebeest, monkey and baboon. The trip will combine wildlife viewing with opportunities to appreciate the parks’ natural features and changing scenery, offering an easy, enjoyable safari experience with Africa Kenya Safaris.

For tea fans visiting Kenya, this intimate small-group farm experience offers a close look at how specialty teas are grown and prepared. You’ll visit a working tea farm and learn first-hand how hand-picked varieties are processed. Along the way you’ll try your hand at purple tea picking and carry the leaves you pick to the processing area. You’ll also gain insights into traditional orthodox tea processing methods used for specialty teas. The experience includes an experiential nature walk that ends at a waterfall, and a three-course lunch on site. You’ll have the chance to taste a variety of local teas, typically including purple, green, oolong, hibiscus and golden tips, so you can compare flavours and styles. The day combines hands-on activity, practical learning and relaxed tasting in a natural setting.

On this day tour you will explore Nairobi, beginning in the modern city centre and passing the Parliament Buildings. You will continue to the Railway Museum, where old steam locomotives are on display, and visit the city market, which sells a variety of African curiosities as well as tropical fruits and flowers. There will also be a stop at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre. Later you will visit the Bomas of Kenya cultural centre. To help preserve Kenya’s cultural heritage the centre has put together a series of tribal cultural shows geared towards promoting the country’s rich diversity. The performances feature virtually all of the 42 tribes in the country, bringing together a wide range of dances, songs and musical traditions. You will be treated to traditional music and dance, with lively displays of song and dance presented in a dedicated performance area.

This experience takes you on a walking journey through the streets of Kibera in Nairobi. Along the way you will explore the historical backdrop and future prospects of Africa's most extensive, gaining context about life and change in the area. The walk is an opportunity to see everyday neighbourhood scenes and to better understand the social and historical factors that have shaped this part of the city. You will also visit the Bomas of Kenya tourist village on a private tour, where Kenya’s vibrant culture and diverse tribal heritage are presented through craft displays, music and dance performances. As you move through the village, you will learn about different tribal traditions and artistic expressions. The visit concludes with a meal at a local restaurant, where you will enjoy a traditional Kenyan dinner that complements the cultural presentations.

This full-day visit takes you to Lake Naivasha’s Crescent Island Game Sanctuary on the lake’s eastern side. The island is a haven for plains game wildlife, where you will encounter animals such as giraffes, zebras, antelopes and buffalos among other common species. It’s also a bird paradise — you are guaranteed to watch birds like fish eagles, ospreys, lily-trotters and many more as you move through the sanctuary. Along with wildlife and birdwatching, the island’s resorts offer a range of outdoor activities you can enjoy. These typically include boat riding and a variety of land activities such as mountain climbing, hiking, rock climbing and biking, giving you options to explore both the shoreline and higher ground while taking in the views around Lake Naivasha.

A day tour to Nairobi National Park takes you from the city centre and nearby JKIA to an open savanna that sits only a few kilometres from the urban heart. Your day will begin with a hotel pick-up and a short briefing, after which you'll travel through city lanes in open-roof tour vans. Along the way, a well experienced, professional guide will accompany you and share information about the park and its inhabitants. Nairobi National Park is famed for its wide grass plains and rich wildlife. The park is home to the famous Big Five, including endangered black rhinos, and supports more than 400 bird species. As you move through the park, the distant skyscrapers create a striking contrast with the natural scenery, offering memorable photo opportunities. Your guide will point out wildlife and explain aspects of their behaviour and conservation, helping you make the most of the experience without promising specific sightings.

You will visit the Maasai Mara, Kenya’s most celebrated game reserve, where the landscape supports a wide variety of wildlife. The reserve offers the possibility of seeing “the Big Five” and many other species of game. As you move through the Mara, you may hear about the great wildebeest migration — often called “the world’s greatest wildlife spectacle” — which occurs mainly in July and August each year. Alongside the Mara, Lake Nakuru (often called Pink Lake) is known for its huge gatherings of flamingos that can colour the shoreline. The park is also home to the famous white rhino and black rhino, and you may spot these species as you explore. Together, the two parks give you contrasting wildlife experiences: the expansive plains and migrating herds of the Maasai Mara, and the concentrated birdlife and rhino populations around Lake Nakuru.

This guided tour from Nairobi takes you to three iconic Kenyan sites. You will visit the Giraffe Center to see Rothschild giraffes and learn more about one of the world’s most popular animals. Along the way you will travel to the Karen Blixen Museum, where you can explore the house and grounds associated with the author. The day will finish at Bomas of Kenya, where you will enjoy thrilling tribal performances and a dance experience that highlights Kenya’s cultural diversity. A professional guide will accompany you throughout, and private transportation will make moving between locations comfortable and convenient.

This guided day tour takes you to Hell’s Gate National Park and Lake Naivasha, travelling from the capital with round‑trip transfer included. You will move through a scenic landscape of cliffs, gorges and open plains while an experienced guide accompanies you and explains the area’s natural and cultural features. Within Hell’s Gate you will get around the sprawling park on bikes, with bike rentals included. Along the way you will encounter wildlife and meet communities of rural Kenya, enjoying an intimate sense of place as you explore. The tour will combine time in the park’s dramatic scenery with a visit to Lake Naivasha, where the lakeshore and surrounding environment offer a quieter contrast to the park’s rock formations and plains. Your guide will point out notable sights and share local knowledge to help you understand the landscape and communities you pass through.

At Nairobi National Park, just outside Nairobi’s city centre, you'll encounter a rare blend of urban and natural landscapes. The park is home to a variety of animals, including lions, giraffes and zebras. As you move through the reserve, the city skyline will be visible in the background, creating a striking contrast between wildlife and urban life. The experience includes game drives and guided tours that take you into the heart of the park. On these outings you'll explore wildlife habitats and observe animals in their natural setting. Along the way you'll have the chance to see iconic species such as lions, giraffes and zebras, while guides will help you make the most of the visit. The combination of close-up wildlife viewing and the unusual city backdrop makes Nairobi National Park a distinctive place to experience African wildlife.