Nairobi 3 days

Visit orphaned baby elephants and rhinos. Witness their feeding and bathing, and learn about conservation efforts. It's a heartwarming experience supporting a vital cause.

• Arrive by 11 AM for the public feeding and keeper talks.
• Donations are crucial for their care and highly encouraged.

Explore the former home of the author of 'Out of Africa.' The museum offers a glimpse into colonial life and Karen Blixen's personal history, set in beautiful grounds.

• Combine with a visit to the adjacent Giraffe Centre.
• Allow time to wander the gardens.

Get up close and personal with endangered Rothschild's giraffes. Feed them from a raised platform and learn about their conservation. This is a fun and interactive experience for all ages.

• The pellets for feeding can be purchased on-site.
• Wear comfortable shoes as there is some walking involved.

Enjoy a fine dining experience with a focus on seafood, set in a beautiful dhow-themed restaurant overlooking the Nairobi River. It's a great spot for a romantic dinner.

• Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Discover Kenya's rich history, culture, and natural heritage. Exhibits include dinosaur fossils, traditional artifacts, and art collections. It provides excellent context for understanding the country.

• Allocate ample time for the 'Jock the Hippo' exhibit.
• Check for temporary exhibitions.

Ascend to the rooftop of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre for panoramic views of Nairobi. On a clear day, you can see Mount Kenya in the distance.

• Best visited during daylight hours for optimal views.
• Be prepared for security checks.

Immerse yourself in a bustling local market selling a wide array of Kenyan crafts, souvenirs, and clothing. It's a great place to practice your bargaining skills and find unique items.

• Haggling is expected; start with a lower offer.
• Be aware of your surroundings and belongings.

Experience authentic Kenyan cuisine in a lively, local setting. Famous for its fresh fish and traditional dishes, it's a popular spot for both locals and visitors seeking a genuine taste of Nairobi.

• Try the tilapia, a house specialty.
• Expect a vibrant and sometimes noisy atmosphere.

A peaceful green lung in the city, perfect for a morning stroll or birdwatching. It features a diverse collection of indigenous and exotic trees.

• Visit early to enjoy the tranquility.
• Bring insect repellent.

A large, upscale shopping mall with a unique African theme, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, and a vibrant craft market. It's a good place for some relaxed browsing and souvenir shopping.

• The Friday Maasai Market section is particularly lively.
• Plenty of food options available for lunch.

Focusing on Kenyan art, this gallery showcases contemporary and historical works. It's a great place to appreciate the country's vibrant art scene and diverse creative talents.

• Look out for works by renowned Kenyan artists.
• The gallery is located within the National Museum complex, so you can revisit if desired.

While a developing urban center, its planned design offers a glimpse into modern Kenyan urbanism. The area features restaurants and cafes that provide a contrast to the city's older parts.

• Best explored by car or guided tour due to its size.
• Offers a different perspective on Nairobi's growth.