Excellent spot for endemic species and nature lovers, though be aware that monkeys can climb on you even if you're not holding food. Suitable for history buffs and animal lovers who want to learn about local wildlife. Guides share fascinating stories about the area.
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →A 1,041-hectare urban forest 20 minutes from Nairobi's CBD with running trails, cycling paths, waterfalls, and historic Mau Mau caves — where locals jog daily but tourists almost never visit.
Read guide →Day Trips & OutdoorsBeyond the Sheldrick and Giraffe Centre, Nairobi hides a railway museum with man-eater history, a volcanic nature trail in Karen, a rooftop viewpoint at KICC, and parks where Sykes' monkeys steal your lunch.
Read guide →Kenya CoastA former cement quarry turned wildlife sanctuary where you hand-feed giraffes and watch crocodile feeding shows. Haller Park is Mombasa's best family-friendly attraction.
Read guide →I had a bad experience here, the guide didn't warm me that the Monkeys can climb you even if you are not the one holding food items, I ended up being scratched by one. Apart from that, for the history...
Suitable for people who are nature, history and animal lovers
An excellent spot for endemics !
Amazing but out off cover
Welcome to dream villa good place and magic staff ,good service #food and swimming pool, cool place
From the 14 cascading falls near Thika to the 74-meter Thomson Falls at 2,360 meters altitude, Kenya's waterfalls are dramatic, affordable day trips that most tourists overlook entirely.