Elevated wooden boardwalk winding through a safari park with lions, rhinos, cheetahs & leopards.
An elevated wooden boardwalk winding through habitats with lions, rhinos, cheetahs, and free-roaming monkeys — it's a peaceful 3-4 hour walk through proper wildlife. Hire a guide at the entrance for animal spotting and insider knowledge.
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Read guide →Travel PlanningParking lot is good. You can have a guide for the walk. I recommend if you are a visitor. They are very helpful in finding animals and with information about the animals and the park. It really was wo...
At first, I thought the park felt a bit sad. Some animals, like the hyena and the hippo, were alone in their enclosures, and I didn’t really like seeing them by themselves. As we kept walking, though,...
Nairobi Safari Park is a wonderful place to spend a day outdoors and enjoy wildlife up close. The park is well maintained, easy to navigate, and offers a fun experience for both families and visitors...
Nice place to be in nature and enjoy animals while walking safely. Staff are kind, animals are just adorable and lovely. It takes about 3 - 4 hours to see everything and spend time. Children and adult...
I had fun here at Nairobi Safari walk was amazing. The glance at different kind of animals, plants and birds was satisfying. From hippotatomus, to cheetahs, lions, giraffes, zebra, water bucks, baboon...
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