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Arrival (See Getting There for more details)

Arrival (See Getting There for more details)

  • You'll be collected from the airport.

Day 1

You will be picked from your hotel in Nairobi or from the airport early in the morning and depart for your half-day tour. Arrive at the park gate and check in to start your game viewing drives in search of lion, leopard, buffalo, black rhino, giraffe, hippo, hyena, wildebeest, zebra, cheetah, gazelle, eland, impala, hartebeest, waterbuck, warthog, olive baboon, jackal and ostrich. Later at around 11:30 am, check out of the park and drive back to your hotel. Lunch at Carnivore Restaurant can be included at extra costs.

Main Destination:
Nairobi National Park
Best Time To Visit June to October (Little to no rainfall)
High Season December to January and July to October (Busy)
Best Weather June to September or October (Little to no rainfall)

Wildlife in Nairobi NP

GiraffeCommon
BuffaloCommon
ZebraCommon
Black RhinoOccasional
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LionOccasional
HippoOccasional
LeopardVery Rare
HyenaRare
Accommodation:
No accommodation (End of tour)
Meals & Drinks:
  • Meals at own expense
  • Drinking water (Other drinks not included)

End of tour (See Getting There for more details)

End of tour (See Getting There for more details)

  • You'll be dropped off at the airport.
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  • This tour is offered by Tedwats Expeditions Africa, not SafariBookings.
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