The rates include:
- Pick up and drop off within Nairobi
- Private Tour
- All Entrance Fees
Explore the educational center, delving into a wealth of information about the breeding and conservation efforts dedicated to Kenya’s rarest giraffe species. Gain insights into their behaviors, distinctive traits, and broader conservation education while enjoying a close and personal encounter from a raised observation platform.
From 11 AM to 12 PM, proceed to the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an open space enclosed by a rope fence, where the youngest elephants eagerly emerge from the bush to greet their keepers. Witness these adorable elephants savoring giant bottles of milk during a 10-15 minute feeding session. Take the opportunity to observe their playful antics and learn about their rescue stories, discovering the challenges that led them to the orphanage. Common reasons for orphaning include poaching, falling into wells, and human-wildlife conflict.
Once the youngest elephants return to the bush, the focus shifts to the 2-3 year olds. Some feed themselves, while others are cared for by their keepers. Watch them interact with their caretakers, munch on acacia branches, and engage in playful activities around half drums of water and mud.
After the wildlife adventure, enjoy a leisurely lunch at a nearby restaurant (at your own expense). Following lunch, proceed to the Karen Blixen Museum, the former colonial house of Danish author Karen Blixen. Transformed into a museum, this property, along with the scenic Ngong Hills, gained fame through the book and film ‘Out of Africa.’ Explore this historical site, a must-visit for Danes, enthusiasts of African history, and those captivated by romance.
Conclude your day with a return to your hotel around 5 PM, enriched by the diverse experiences and insights into Kenya’s wildlife and cultural heritage.
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