Nairobi Safari Walk and Animal Orphanage Small-Group Guided Tour

Nairobi Safari Walk is a Kenya Wildlife Service Conservation project seeking to inform visitors to Kenyan's wildlife and their habitats. The Safari Walk is a splendid conservation facility designed to enhance visitor's appreciation of Kenya's flora and fauna.It is a showcase of Kenya's vast natural diversity. Nairobi Safari Walk provides visitor with an experience of Kenya's three eco-systems namely the savannas, forests and wetlands. Guests can walk along the raised boardwalk, through the different habitats and observe from close range the wonderful variety of wildlife in each eco-system. The raised wood walkways provide souring views out over the shimmering stretches of savanna in the Nairobi National Park with observation points down onto waterhole's and the wildlife that frequent them.

Meandering through 27 acres of wilderness, Nairobi Safari Walk offers a neatly encapsulated walking safari. The Safari walk is open every day from 8:30 am to 15:30 pm. Animals include: Antelopes and gazelles such as Bongo, Gazelle (Thomson's), Gnu (White-bearded) and Impala, Buffalo, Warthog, Cheetah, Hyena (Spotted), Leopard and Lion.Meet African Wild Animals up Close in This Nairobi Sanctuary for Orphaned Wildlife

Meet African Wild Animals Up Close in This Nairobi Sanctuary for Orphaned Wildlife Nairobi Animal Orphanage Day Tour gives up-close viewing of animals such as Lions, Leopards, Cheetahs, Warthogs, Crested Cranes, Antelopes and Baboons, among other wild animals. The orphanage was established in 1964 as a refuge for wild animals found abandoned, orphaned or injured throughout Kenya. The animal orphanage is located along Langata Road adjacent to Nairobi National Park, a short distance past the Carnivore Restaurant as you drive away from the city centre.)

Nairobi Animal Orphanage, located only about 7 kilometers from the city centre. 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,which was established in 1964, as a refuge for wild animals found abandoned, orphaned or injured throughout Kenya. The aims of the orphanage were to release the animals into the wild whenever possible, provide conservation education to Kenyans and visitors from all over the world.

Nairobi Animal Orphanage is an 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. Animals seen include Lion, cheetah, hyena, jackal and several very rare sokoke cats, warthog, ostrich, leopard, various monkeys, baboon, buffalo. Nairobi Animal Orphanage, remains the most visited wildlife facility in Kenya and especially by Kenyans because it allows guests up-close viewing.In the evening you will get dropped off at your hotel within Nairobi.