Drive to the largest picnic site in Kenya (54 acres of pure fun). This is the home of the 2.5 years old stone age caves, trees thought to be hundred of years old while the river reeds have a long story to tell. Enjoy the nature trails amid bird watching, horse riding, camel riding, feeding Maasai ostrich, fishing, coffee farms, and boat riding. The tour returns to the city center.



Cultural tour excursion Utamaduni
Utamaduni is a Kiswahili word for ‘traditional’ and forms a full day of pure Kenyan traditional cultural experience with visits to utamanduni cultural center displaying a variety of cultural activities. Traditional dishes will be served to enable clients have a total true taste of traditional Kenya.



Ngong Forest excursion Sanctuary walk
Drive 6 km from the city center to Ngong Forest, the only indigenous forest in the world that is located right within the city confines of a capital city. The forest is a 600 hectares of urban forest managed by a private charitable trust – The Ngong Forest Sanctuary Trust. The walk in the forest offers bird watching, plant identification, and animal life accompanied by a professional naturalist. At the end of the walk Ngong Race course Restaurant will serve refreshments. Please note your payments go to the Ngong Forest Sanctuary Trust, contributing to conservation of this highly valued natural resource splendors.



Giraffe Centre and Karen Blixen
Drive from Nairobi to Langata and on to Langata Giraffe Center where the tame Rothschild giraffes can be hand fed with pellets supplied by the center. They have a big purple tongue which will slime your hand like a dog if you're not careful. Below the giraffes, warthogs grab dropped pellets. This is part of a conservation effort for Rothschild giraffes. Then continue to Karen Blixen Museum. This is the former home and farm of Karen Blixen who wrote the novel Out of Africa under the pen name Isak Dinesen. The movie is based upon this true story and some scenes were filmed here.



Hell's Gate National Park
It is found approximately 100 kms north of Nairobi. On entering the park the visitor is faced with a high volcano plug rising out of the valley floor. This is the Fischer’s tower named after German naturalist and explorer, GA Fischer, the first European to document it in 1885. Around the base rock hyrax appear quite unperturbed by visitors. The backdrop of the tower is the dramatic cliff of columnar basalt which forms the walls of the gorge. At the southern end of the park stands the central tower “Embarta” or the “horse”. They towers were formed by semi-molten rock being forced through a fissure, cooling of molten lava. A black glass-like rock can be found everywhere, formed by the rapid cooling of molten lava. While in the park; -Do not approach too close to game. Buffalo are particuraly dangerous. -Drive to the picnic areas, park the car and use your binoculars. -Do not drive off roads as this will cause soil erosion. Upon arrival spend a few minutes in the information centre. Leave and lookout for the klipspringer, spectacular view of the main cliff with Fischer’s tower in the foreground. Schalow’s wheatear perched on the rocks and augur buzzard right on top of the tower, rare chanler’s mountain reedbuck with their forward curving horns and plenty of common animals. Other places of interest are the obsidian caves and the track. Cliffs are whitened by the droppings of the numerous Ruppel’s Griffon vultures seen afternoon flying in the air.