Nairobi National Park – Carnivore Restaurant Lunch

& Bomas of Kenya (Nairobi Full Day Trip)

 

Nairobi National Park, Nairobi Kenya

Carnivore Restaurant - Langata Nairobi Kenya

Bomas of Kenya Dancers in Langata Nairobi Kenya

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Price Per Person

 

Dates From	Dates To	Price Per Person
1st January 2010	31st December 2010	200 US Dollars

 

 

 

 

 

Trip Description (Tour Duration: Full Day)

 

After breakfast drive only 10km to the unique wildlife sanctuary that is set against the dramatic skyline of Nairobi City. It is home to the big five except the elephant and has more than 100 species of wildlife, hippos, crocodiles, and plenty of the migratory game. You then proceed to the Carnivore for lunch. Here, everyone who comes to Kenya must try the carnivore if they are true meat eaters. Sample of the complete meat eating experience from regular meat to crocodile (all farm raised), camel etc. The restaurant also offers vegetarian dishes.

 

After the hearty lunch, depart for the Bomas of Kenya. Here there are numerous homesteads reflecting Kenya’s 42 different ethnic groups. They are depicted through traditional dancing, music; songs and folklore perform in the afternoon at the arena.

 

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Your Day Tour Price includes

* Price per person
* All park entry fees, service charge and taxes
* Pickup from your hotel in Nairobi and drop-off to your hotel

* Professional English speaking guides. All are experts in the African Wildlife, Culture, and Tour Guiding

* Game Drive in Nairobi .National Park, Lunch at the famous Carnivore Restaurant & a visit to Bomas of Kenya

 

Your Day Tour Does not include

* Personal expenses such as drinks

* Tips or gratuity, travelers insurance; laundry, communication charges, visas

* Transfers to/from the airport (supplement airport transfer cost applies for tours starting from the airport)

* International airfares and airport taxes; meals, sightseeing not included in the package; optional activities

 

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Nairobi National Park

The 117 km2 Nairobi National Park is unique by being the only protected area in the world with a variety of animals and birds close to a capital city. As expected, the park is a principal attraction for visitors to Nairobi.

 

The Park also serves many residents and citizens living in the city and has a diversity of environments with characteristic fauna and flora. Open grass plains with scattered acacia bush are predominant. The western side has a highland dry forest and a permanent river with a riverine forest in the south. In addition, there are stretches of broken bush country and deep, rocky valleys and gorges with scrub and long grass. Man-made dams have also added a further habitat, favorable to certain species of birds and other aquatic biota (life forms). The dams also attract water dependent herbivores during the dry season.

 

Nairobi National Park is one of the most successful of Kenya's rhino sanctuaries that is already generating a stock for reintroduction in the species former range and other upcoming sanctuaries. Due to this success, it is one of the few parks where a visitor can be certain of seeing a black rhino in its natural habitat. To the south of the park is the Athi-Kapiti Plains and Kitengela Migration and dispersal area. These are vital areas for herbivores dispersal during the rains and concentrate in the park in the dry season.

Roads: Located only about 7 km from the city centre, the Park is easily accessible on tarmac roads, mainly through Langata Road. There is an adequate administration and viewing road network with satisfactory signage.

 

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