What an incredible experience! Seeing so many wild animals in their natural habitat, with Nairobi’s skyline in the background, was truly unforgettable. The park is well maintained, and every drive offers a chance to spot amazing wildlife. It’s a perfect destination for nature lovers and photographers. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in Nairobi—it’s an experience you won’t forget.
I really enjoyed my experience on a safari tour to Nairobi National Park. The park is well preserved with free roaming wildlife and patrolled by the park rangers on foot or in vehicles. Although you are not guaranteed to see all of the wildlife in the park, it is still a highly recommended experience and a great introduction to safari.
I had a beautiful tour through the Nairobi national park. We saw quite a number of animals; Bufallos, Rhinos, Elephants 🐘, Giraffes 🦒, Elants, Baboons, Antelopes, Orstriches, etc.
A National Park in the middle of a city who would have thought? Rhinos and lions and giraffe? You bet!! It's a lovely way to spend a day or half day in Nairobi. I highly recommend a visit if you have time to spare.
Nairobi National Park is disappointing. A four-hour drive is available, but the number of wildlife to see is very limited, and some, like lions, rhinos, and hippos, are not even visible. There are no elephants in this park. Most you would see Zebras, ostrich, giraffes, and deers. The prices are extremely low; you might pay $200 per person for the tour, and for a family, it could reach $1,000. I booked a high-riding 4*4, but the tour was in a low uncomfortable, minibus. There are nearby little parks where you can see lions and giraffes, but it requires separate tickets and different tours. In short, the park and the tour are a tourist trap! Some zoos are much better because you can see all the animals. I think Kenya and East Africa offer a much better experience. Therefore, I highly recommend visiting other, larger parks that offer better experiences.
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MajeDonalds
2 months agoWhat an incredible experience! Seeing so many wild animals in their natural habitat, with Nairobi’s skyline in the background, was truly unforgettable. The park is well maintained, and every drive offers a chance to spot amazing wildlife. It’s a perfect destination for nature lovers and photographers. I highly recommend visiting if you’re in Nairobi—it’s an experience you won’t forget.
Alyssa Furr
3 months agoI really enjoyed my experience on a safari tour to Nairobi National Park. The park is well preserved with free roaming wildlife and patrolled by the park rangers on foot or in vehicles. Although you are not guaranteed to see all of the wildlife in the park, it is still a highly recommended experience and a great introduction to safari.
Canaan Caniebee
4 months agoI had a beautiful tour through the Nairobi national park.
We saw quite a number of animals; Bufallos, Rhinos, Elephants 🐘, Giraffes 🦒, Elants, Baboons, Antelopes, Orstriches, etc.
The drive was very smoooth and adventurous.
Sue Heim
3 weeks agoA National Park in the middle of a city who would have thought? Rhinos and lions and giraffe? You bet!! It's a lovely way to spend a day or half day in Nairobi. I highly recommend a visit if you have time to spare.
Habib
3 months agoNairobi National Park is disappointing. A four-hour drive is available, but the number of wildlife to see is very limited, and some, like lions, rhinos, and hippos, are not even visible. There are no elephants in this park. Most you would see Zebras, ostrich, giraffes, and deers.
The prices are extremely low; you might pay $200 per person for the tour, and for a family, it could reach $1,000. I booked a high-riding 4*4, but the tour was in a low uncomfortable, minibus. There are nearby little parks where you can see lions and giraffes, but it requires separate tickets and different tours.
In short, the park and the tour are a tourist trap! Some zoos are much better because you can see all the animals. I think Kenya and East Africa offer a much better experience. Therefore, I highly recommend visiting other, larger parks that offer better experiences.