Nairobi
Animal Orphanage Tour
Nairobi
Kenya
 Nairobi
Animal Orphanage in Nairobi Kenya
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 Nairobi
Animal Orphanage in Nairobi Kenya
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 Leopard
in Nairobi Animal Orphanage in Nairobi Kenya
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Price
Per Person
Dates
From |
Dates
To |
Price Per Person |
1st
January 2010 |
31st
December 2010 |
100 US Dollars |
Trip
Description (Tour
Duration: Half
Day)
The
animal orphanage is about 20 minutes drive from Nairobi’s
city centre. The orphanage is a wider part of the
Nairobi National Park – the first to be established
in East Africa on the 16th of December 1946.The park
makes Nairobi a special capital as it is the only
city in world where wild animals live naturally in
the wild transforming Nairobi into Africa’s
prime safari capital.
Nairobi
Safari Walk is a conservation based recreation facility.
The combination of skilled and creative landscape
design, unique wildlife species and detailed interpretation,
renders the facility supremacy in tourism and conservation
education. It is an eye opener to Kenya's Parks and
Reserves. It offers you an opportunity to learn what
you expect to see across the country. You will have
a taste of Kenya's rich Animal collection including
the rare bongo, white rhino, albino zebra, and a collection
of cats, antelopes and primates. It is also home to
a collection of about 150 species of local trees.
Nairobi
Animal Orphanage
Day Tour price includes
• Price per person
• Professional English speaking guides
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All park entry fees, service charge and taxes
•
Animal orphanage entry and Nairobi Safari walk
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Pickup from your hotel in Nairobi and drop-off to
your hotel
Nairobi Animal
Orphanage
Day Tour does not include
•Minimum
of two persons required
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Tips or gratuity, drinks; travelers insurance; laundry,
communication charges, visas
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International airfares and airport taxes; meals, sightseeing
not included in the package; optional activities
•
Personal expenses such as transfers to/from the airport
(supplement airport transfer cost applies for tours
starting from the airport)
Nairobi
Animal Orphanage
The
Orphanage is home to deeply traumatized, often injured,
suffering from shock and grief having lost their mother
and family- orphaned animals from all over Kenya.
The orphanage is not big - in fact, it is rather small,
but this helps make it very intimate and easy to wander
around. What adds to its charm and sense of personalization
is that every enclosure has a notice describing the
animals which allows you to relate to them.
The
Orphanage educates the public about wildlife and environmental
conservation in Kenya. One can read the life history
of each animal - whether it was rescued or born in
captivity. Between 2.00 to 3.00 pm is a good time
to see the animals as they are fed. The animals here
include cheetahs, Lions, Leopards and Hyenas among
others.
You
can also work or get a placement at the orphanage.
This revolves round intimate animal conservation.
Here volunteer(s) get to lock eyes with the African
cats, feed them and strike a rapport with them on
a name basis. This placement is popular even amongst
the Kenyan youths and students; hence one must book
at least 3 months in advance to be able to secure
a chance. A great opportunity to get close and learn
about Africa's fantastic wildlife. It is best taken
for a period not exceeding a month.
Nairobi
Safari Walk (Kenya Wildlife Services)
Nairobi
Safari Walk by the Animal Orphanage
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Nairobi
Animal Orphanage
Safari
Walk |
 Nairobi
Safari Walk baby Cheetahs
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Nairobi
Safari Walk (Kenya Wildlife
Services)
Only 7km south of
the city of Nairobi lies the Nairobi Safari Walk,
Kenya's new conservation based recreation facility.
The combination of skilled and creative landscape
design, unique wildlife species and detailed interpretation,
renders the facility supremacy in tourism and conservation
education.
The Safari Walk is
the eye opener to Kenya's Parks and Reserves. It offers
you an opportunity to learn what you expect to see
across the country. Introductory talks on Kenya's
Parks and Reserves can be arranged for you by the
naturalists. You will have a taste of Kenya's rich
Animal collection including the rare bongo antelope,
White Rhino, Albino Zebra, a collection of cats, antelopes
and primates. NSW is also home to a collection of
about 150 species of local trees. Get to learn their
varied traditional uses too.
