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Nairobi
City Tour (3 Hours)
Our
adventure begins from our hotel. As we tour
the city, we see the most interesting elements
of Nairobi – Parliament buildings,
Kenyatta International Conference Center,
City market and 1998 US Embassy Bomb blast
site in Nairobi. The city begun in 1899,
and grew as a central point for the Kenya
– Uganda Railway. Nairobi comes from
the Masai word, "Enkare Nyrobi"
meaning the "place of cool water".
Price:
70
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Giraffe
Center - Nairobi Day Tour
The
giraffe center is a wonderful and refreshing
experience undertaken during African Spice
Safaris excursion in Nairobi. The tour gives
a completely up close and personal interaction
where guests have the opportunity to view
giraffes as well as feed them.The African
Fund for Endangered Wildlife Kenya (A.F.E.W.
Kenya) also known as the Giraffe Center
is a non-governmental, non-profit making
organization, which was founded by Betty
and Jock Leslie-Melville in 1979.
Price:
75
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Karen
Blixen Museum - Kenya Tours (Nairobi Excursion)
Karen
Blixen Museum is located on the outskirts
of Nairobi on Karen road. Its history dates
back to 1914, during the First World War,
with the arrival of Karen Blixen from Denmark.
At the foot of Ngong Hills, Karen Blixen
established herself as a farmer. After her
departure in 1931, the suburbs retained
the commemorative home of Karen. The Danish
government donated the house, and the surrounding
land to Kenya after independence. The house
was restored by the Danish government, and
was used during the filming of "Out
of Africa" which immortalized Karen
Blixen's book by the same name. The museum
was opened to the public in 1986.
Price:
75
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Giraffe
Centre, Karen Blixen Museum & Kazuri
Bead Factory
Our
tour starts at the Giraffe Centre, an elevated
treetop aerie where we may hand feed giraffes,
quite literally face–to–face.
Established by Jock and Betty Leslie-Melville
in 1979 as a sanctuary for the rare Rothschild
giraffe, the Centre has a feeding platform
where they exchange kisses with visitors
for pelleted food. Here a resident expert
also presents a private briefing on the
Centre’s work to save the endangered
Rothschild giraffe.
Price:
80 US Dollars
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Kiambethu
Tea Farm (Limuru)
Our tours takes us to Kiambethu
Farms, a lush and lovely tea estate in
the Limuru Highlands where we enjoy lunch
hosted by Fiona Vernon, granddaughter
of the original settler. Kiambethu still
produces tea leaves of the same variety
that her grandfather grew when he was
the first to plant tea in Kenya almost
one hundred years ago.
Established in 1910 by the first family
to farm tea in Kenya, it has been home
to four generations, including the original
owner’s granddaughter Fiona Vernon
and her husband Marcus, who now operate
a lovely restaurant out of their home.
Price:
95
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Bomas
of Kenya ("Boma"
is the Swahili word for homestead)
This tour focuses mainly
on Kenya’s rich culture where the
42 different tribes of the country are exhibited
through dance, songs and homesteads. At
the Bomas of Kenya currently there are thirty
seven (37) different traditional dances
collected from different tribes of Kenya.
The tribal cultural shows start everyday
from 2.30pm - 4.00pm and display tribal
talent in music, dance, theatre/drama, fashion
show, poetry/recitals, comedies, sports
and games, exhibitions, seminars, beauty
contests and body building.
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Carnivore
Experience (Lunch
or Dinner –
2 Hours)
This
tour takes you to dine at the world famous
Carnivore Restaurant. Its heart is the barbeque
pit, where an open flame roasts a wide variety
of familiar and exotic meats – Kenya’s
finest Molo lamb marinated in garlic, beef,
spare ribs and chicken wings, as well as
crocodile and ostrich, to name just a few.
The meats arrive table side on giant metal
spears and are carved at your table. Year
after year the Carnivore Restaurant has
been voted as one of the top 50 best restaurants
in the world.
Price:
70 US Dollars
2010
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Daphne
Sheldrick Elephant Animal Orphanage
Daphne
Sheldrick is a world–class conservation
figure and the premier authority on the
successful raising of milk–dependent
infant elephant and rhino orphans. Daphne
Sheldrick's Animal Orphanage, can be only
be visited for an hour every day between
11am and noon. During this hour the baby
elephants are brought out to play and
to feed, and visitors can watch them from
behind a rope. Wardens are on hand to
explain the work of the orphanage and
to answer any questions. Private visit's
can be arranged with African Spice Safaris
at 1500 Hours for a cost of 375 US Dollars
(1 to 4 Guests).
Price: 80
US Dollars
2010
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Nairobi
National Park – Carnivore
Restaurant lunch – Bomas of Kenya
Cultural visit (Full Day)
Nairobi National Park
is located approximately 4 miles (7 kilometers)
from the city of Nairobi, Kenya's capital.
Species found in the park include buffalo,
baboon, rhinoceros, zebra, cheetah, hartebeest,
gazelles, hippo, leopard, lion etc. A combination
of wildlife game viewing with lunch break
at Carnivore restaurant and a visit to Bomas
of Kenya gives you a perfect blend of what
Nairobi has to offer in a full day.
Price:
200 US Dollars
2010
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Lake
Nakuru National Park (Day Trip from Nairobi)
Lake Nakuru National Park
is situated approximately 100 miles from
Nairobi, a two hours drive from Nairobi
city. The park is a sanctuary of rhinoceros
and the Rothschild's Giraffe and has a
large reserve of over 300 species of birds,
which make it an ideal site of bird lovers.
The main attraction here include thousands
of Flamingo (Greater and Lesser), 56 different
species of mammals, Waterfalls: Makalia
among others.
Price:
370 US Dollars
2010
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Tana
River White Water Rafting (Full Day)
Just
60 Miles from Nairobi, the Tana River
offers an exciting day of White–Water
thrills (and often spills). The adventure
starts with 3 kilometer of easy class
II and III white–water, where there
is plenty of opportunity to gain and practice
the paddle skills required to run the
lower part of the river. A 6 kilometer
section follows, and now guests have an
hour or more to relax, view the abundance
of bird life around, cool off with a swim
the Tana is very warm in comparison rivers
in the United States or Europe, (around
20C) or just work on your sun tan.
The
Tana River is a drop pool river offering
and exciting day of white water rafting.
The adventure starts with a 3 km of easy
class II and III white water, where plenty
of opportunity to gain the practice of
paddle skills required running the lower
part of the river.
Price:
120 US Dollars
2010
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Amboseli
National Park ( Day Trip from Nairobi)
Our adventures
in the bush take us to spectacular Amboseli
National Park. Romantically situated in
the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli
is famous for its tremendous variety of
big game. In addition to elephant, antelope,
zebra, wildebeest, buffalo and Lion, Amboseli
is sought after by travelers in–the–know
for its breathtaking scenery and easily
approachable wildlife. Distance from Nairobi
to Amboseli National Park: 265kms / 159miles.
Time 4 ½ hours by road.
Price:
290 US Dollars
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Hells
Gate National Park (Day Trip from Nairobi)
Hell's
Gate National Park is a tiny park located
between Naivasha Lake and Longonot and Suswa
volcanoes and it is an ideal venue for a
weekend retreat far from the urban life
of Nairobi. The park provides a variety
of wildlife, unusual flora and many species
of birds and is one of the two only Kenyan
Parks where climbing, walking and biking
are allowed. Animals seen here include Bushbuck,
Dikdik, Gazelle, Gnu, Hartebeest, Impala,
Klipspringer, Buffalo, Hyrax, Zebra, Hyena,
Jackal, Mongoose, Baboon, Monkey and Porcupine
amongst others.
Price:
320 US Dollars
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Windsor
Golf Hotel & Country Club (Day Trip),
Nairobi
Located
barely 9 miles from Nairobi city centre,
the Windsor Golf Hotel & Country Club,
offers a multiplicity of facilities, including
an 18 hole international standard championship
golf course. Whether in Nairobi for business,
pleasure or both, The Windsor offers a breathtakingly
beautiful oasis of comfort and tranquility
- perfect for a getaway.
Price:
225 US Dollars
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Nairobi
Shopping, Packing & Shipping
Assistance
(Included:
Transport to Shopping areas of Nairobi
& Lunch)
Shopping
in Nairobi, whether its clothes, books,
gifts or food and drink, you can find
it in Nairobi. A wide variety of shopping
experiences can be found in Nairobi. It
is a good place to pick up souvenirs and
handicrafts. All sorts of goods can be
obtained from vendors, kiosks, boutiques,
small shops, department stores, and malls.
African Spice Safari will provide you
with:
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A qualified Nairobi City Driver
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Assisted Shopping, packing and shipping
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Lunch the City's Best restaurant (or your
choice) during the tour
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Full day Disposal Transportation to your
desired shopping areas of Nairobi
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Nairobi
Night Trail at Safari Park Hotel, Nairobi
An evening
tour of Nairobi city with dinner at the
Safari Park Hotel, which offers a dinning
safari experience from the several restaurants
available. An evening Tour of Nairobi
City with Dinner at the Safari Park Hotel,
which offers a dinning Safari experience
from the several restaurants available:
Café
Kigwa (International cuisine)
La
Piazzetta (Italian Cuisine)
Winners
Pavillion (Chinese Cuisine)
Chiyo
(Japanese Cuisine)
Nyama
Choma Ranch (African Cuisine)
Price:
80
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2010
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Nairobi
National Museum
Nairobi
National Museum is located at the Museum
Hill, approximately 10 minutes drive from
the Nairobi city centre, housing some of
the most celebrated collections of history,
culture and art from Kenya and East Africa.
The museum aims to interpret heritage of
Kenya to stimulate appreciation and learning.
This museum is open daily (including public
holidays) from 0930hrs - 1800hrs. There
are 5 exhibitions. These are Human origins,
Mammalian Radiation, Ecology of Kenya, Natural
Diversity and Geology. Under Culture, Cycles
of Life, Cultural Dynamism and Creativity.
The history pillar has two exhibitions:
Kenya Before 1850 and History of Kenya.
Price: 60
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Nairobi
Animal
Orphanage and Safari Walk (KWS)
The
animal orphanage is about 20 minutes drive
from Nairobi's city centre. This important
educational and training facility, which
is housed, in the only wildlife protected
area in a capital city in the world is often
home to more than 20 different animals and
bird species. Major Attraction here is Bonding
with orphaned animals; up-close animal view;
play with the cheetah. Wildlife available
includes Lion, cheetah, hyena, jackal, serval,
very rare sokoke cats, warthog, ostrich,
leopard, various monkeys, baboon and buffalo.
Birds include Parrot, guinea fowl, crown
crane etc
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Nairobi,
as a capital city, is unique in having a
wildlife park on its doorstep. Indeed the
city abuts the Nairobi National Park on
all but the southern perimeter so it is
possible to photograph a rhino, browsing
peace fully among the whistling thorn with
high-rise office buildings in the backdrop.
Some of the wildlife is migratory and when
vegetation and water are present outside
the Park, they move out into Masai land
through the unfenced southern boundary.
There is also a resident population of plains
game and predators so a visit at any time
of the year is a rewarding experience. Well
laid out, with exceptionally well-maintained
roads, the Park is a model for all others,
geophysical and administratively. Of the
most popular species only the elephant is
an absentee. But the rest of the Big Five:
leopard, lion, buffalo and rhino - as well
as a multitude of other creatures are all
well represented.
Price:
135 US Dollars
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Nairobi
Cultural Experience Tour with Shopping (Full
Day)
Nairobi
Cultural Tour with shopping takes us to
Utamaduni Arts and Crafts; located in the
peaceful Nairobi suburb of Langata (with
postcard views of the famous Ngong hills)
Utamaduni is housed in a former homestead
with an acre of lush gardens. There are
over 30 stalls selling good quality art
and craft, jewelry, paintings etc. We also
get to visit the African Heritage Gallery,
located at the Carnivore grounds and also
Kazuri Beads Cottage industry.
Lunch
will be served at the Karen Blixen Coffee
Garden Restaurant. After lunch depart for
Saigeri where the Masai Village (Manyatta)
is situated. The drive takes you to Ngong
Hills and then descends into the picturesque
countryside. After a brief introduction
into Masai culture, you proceed to the Manyatta.
Witness the warlike dance performances and
inspect the Manyatta whilst interacting
with the people and learning about their
customs and forms of art. Depart late afternoon
for Nairobi.
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Mamba
Village (Nairobi Crocodile Farm) Half Day
Mamba
Village Nairobi; Mamba Village
Nairobi is situated an estimated 13 kilometers
away from Kenya's capital city - off the
Lang'ata - Karen road. A wide range of facilities
are provided at the resort, located in a
spacious and serene environment accessible
by a tarmac and all-weather road. An array
of leisure and outdoor activities are available
to visitors of Nairobi Mamba Village. Mamba
Village Nairobi recreational options include
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Crocodile Pens
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Camel, Horse, Boat Riding
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Ostrich Park, Bird watching trail
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Man-made lake Boat Riding facilities
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Amphitheater& a Botanical Garden replete
with rare exotic medicinal plants and trees
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More
to See, Explore & Enjoy while in Nairobi,
Kenya
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Nairobi
Railway Museum
Nairobi
Railway Museum is a railway
museum in Nairobi, Kenya, adjacent
to Nairobi Railway Station. Railway
Museum in Nairobi, located in an
old Railway Building is dedicated
to the history of the railroad in
Kenya. A collection of steam locomotives
and rolling stock are on display
including a model of the MV Liemba,
built by the Germans and still in
use along Lake Tanganyika. The carriage
used during the hunt for the Man-eater
of Kima in 1900 is exhibited in
the yard of the Railway Museum,
a familiar story not unlike the
Man eaters of Tsavo. In both tales,
a lion halted the construction of
the railway line by attacking laborers
at their camps.
Price:
80
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| Kenya
National Archives —
Historical information about Kenya |
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| Masai
Market (flea market)
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African Curios, African Wear
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| Butterfly
Visiting Centre — Live
Butterflies, some the size of small
birds |
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| Ngong
Racecourse — Horse
racing and Excellent African jockeys |
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| Riuki
Cultural Centre — (Kenya
Cultural Tour) Learn about Kikuyu Traditions
& Culture |
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| Ostrich
Park Kitengela — Feed
Ostriches! |
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| Lake
Naivasha — Visit
Cresent Island for a Nature Walk, Wildlife
watching and an optional Boat Ride on
Lake Naivasha and Elsamere home —
Joy Adamson |
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Mount
Longonot — Full
Day tour Hike that takes 1½
hours walk to getting to the rim of
the crater and a Walk around the crater
which takes approximately 3 hours.
Enjoy wonderful views of lake Naivasha
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Fourteen
Falls in Thika — Name
from the 14 successive falls of water
on the Athi River. Activities like
Boating, Fishing, Photography, Walks
and Bird Watching are the major attractions
of this Day Trip. |
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Ngong
Forest Sanctuary Walk —
600 Hectares
of Urban Forest offering Bird Watching,
Plant Identification and Animal Life
accompanied by a Professional Naturalist. |
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Half
Day Paradise Lost — Picnic
site with 2.5 years old stone age
Caves. Enjoy Nature Trails, Amid Bird
Watching, HorseRiding, Camel Riding,
Feeding Masai Ostrich, Fishing, Coffee
Farms and Boat Rides. |
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