Nairobi City Excursions. Quick Request – Create My Itinerary Full Day Tour: Museum-Giraffe Center-Mamba Village-Bomas of Kenya ITINERARY Nairobi National Museum 0900 – 1030hrs    Pick up from your hotel after breakfast or the Jomo kenyatta international airport, Wilson airport or from your residence. Proceed to the National Museum of Kenya. A fascinating place to learn about Kenya’s history and culture, the National Museum aims to share Kenya’s rich cultural heritage with visitors to the city through a variety of exhibits including Kenyan art, a hall dedicated to the Kenyan War for Independence, and the prehistory of man, among others.    Giraffe center: 1100 – 1230hrs    Approx. 1-2hrs    Depart the park and Stop at the giraffe center, which was founded to save the Rothschild Giraffe which had lost its natural habitat to agriculture and human settlement.     It is a close up and learning tour that provides opportunity for personal interaction where you view giraffes with an option of feeding them.    Mamba Crocodile Village  Approx. 2hrs  Later proceed to the Mamba village, the largest reptile farm in Kenya, you’ll find pools filled with every variation of croc – from the smallest hatchlings to a 5m  It is famous for its Crocodile Farm. The pens are home to an estimated 70 Nile crocodiles. Four Maasai Ostriches can also be found strutting around their pen with grace. Visitors often come into direct personal contact with them when given the opportunity to feed these gallant birds.   It is a replica of natural paradise, spread over 30 acres, complete with a lounge and several restaurants where you can enjoy lunch.   Bomas of Kenya: 1500hrs -1700hrs Bomas of Kenya is a cultural centre.  Through art, crafts, music, dance, and architecture, it serves to preserve Kenyan culture, with artists performing traditional dances and songs from the country’s major ethnic groups. The centre features replicas of traditional villages, which were built according to the same principles and techniques used by local tribes. The site is also home to one of the largest auditoriums in Africa, seating 3500 people. It is here that you can watch a selection of more than 30 traditional dances from the different ethnic groups in Kenya, including impressive performances from the Samburu and Masai warriors. Visitors can also sample a range of traditional African foods at the onsite Utamaduni restaurant.    The experience is always satisfying and exciting.    You will be dropped back at the hotel, residence or the airport for your onward flight. Tour Inclusions:  Pick up / drop off at your hotel Full day tour All entry fees at the national museum/ Giraffe center / Crocodile farm /Bomas of Kenya Game drives in the park Professional tour guide Mineral drinking water Book This Safari Contact for More Details Contact us  | Designed By Jaylinks

Bomas (homesteads) displays traditional villages belonging to the several Kenyan tribes. Enjoy local tradition dances and acrobats and clients join as well in celebration local culture!

The David Sheldrick’s Elephant orphanage is a home for baby elephants rescued from various national parks and game reserves in Kenya’s East Africa country.
A visit to the orphanage gives you a thrilling opportunity to see the orphaned elephants real-time when they come out for feeding and take photos, listen to lectures given about their story and habits. The feeding time is between 11am- 12noon and only by advance booking can you see them.

We at Maggie Holidays East Africa Safaris and tours ensure that you get your advance booking and don’t miss out on these lifetime experience.

A ‘Boma’ is a homestead and just a few kilometres from Nairobi we have the Bomas of Kenya where the day-to-day lives of the 42 different ethnic groups in Kenya are depicted through traditional dancing, music, song and folklore. These plus an acrobatic show are performed in a splendid arena.

Nairobi has many restaurants offering a wide variety of cuisine. We recommend a dinner or lunch at the Carnivore, which is famous for its succulent steaks and barbecue, dishes including game meat and is therefore dubbed ‘the meat eaters’ paradise. The restaurant also offers a vegetarian menu; the meal is an excellent complement to a holiday especially as a welcome or farewell dinner. The cost includes transfers to and from Nairobi City Centre.

Drive towards Ngong Hills by passing the Ngong village to the Karen Blixen Museum of the ‘Out of Africa’ fame, which was for many years her home. Later proceed to the Giraffe Centre to view and feed the famous Rothschild’s giraffe which is an endangered species from a specially constructed viewing-platform.

The tour covers the modern city Centre, the National Museum and the adjacent Snake Park, Parliament Buildings, the Railway Museum where old steam locomotives are exhibited including the one from which Superintendent John Lyall was taken from by a man-eating lion in Tsavo in 1901. You will also visit the city market where a wide variety of African curios and tropical fruit and flowers are on sale, ending with a visit to the Kenyatta International Conference Centre view-point which has a revolving restaurant.

This unique wildlife sanctuary is just a few kilometres from Nairobi’s bustling city Centre but despite its proximity over 50 species of mammals can be found there including four of the ‘big five’. As an option, you can visit the animal orphanage where wounded or orphaned animals are nurtured back to health. The tour returns to the city Centre by sundown.