Nairobi National Park Tour

Nairobi National Park Tour – A Wild Safari Just Minutes from the City

A Nairobi National Park tour is a rare chance to experience a full safari without leaving the capital. Located just 10 km from the city center, this unique park lets you see wild animals with the Nairobi skyline in the background — something no other city in the world offers.

Why Visit Nairobi National Park?

Nairobi National Park is Kenya’s oldest national park and remains one of its most accessible. Despite its proximity to the city, it offers a rich wildlife experience. The park covers over 100 square kilometers and includes open grass plains, riverine forests, and acacia woodland.

Here’s what makes it special:

• Home to lions, leopards, giraffes, rhinos, buffaloes, zebras, and elands

• One of the best places to see black rhinos in Kenya

• Over 400 bird species recorded

• Ideal for day tours, layovers, or short safaris from Nairobi

With just a few hours, you can enjoy game drives and spot the Big Four (all except elephants), all without a long road journey.

Half-Day or Full-Day Safari Options

Whether you’re in Nairobi for business or beginning a longer safari, this tour fits right in. Steve and Richard Safaris offers:

• Morning half-day safaris, great for catching active wildlife

• Full-day tours with picnic lunch in the park

• Private game drives in custom 4×4 safari vehicles

• Optional visits to nearby attractions like the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage or Giraffe Centre

Their budget-friendly safaris make it easy to experience nature without overspending.

What’s Included in the Nairobi National Park Tour

• Pick-up and drop-off from your Nairobi hotel or Jomo Kenyatta Airport

• Transport in a safari vehicle with a pop-up roof

• Services of an experienced, English-speaking guide

• Park entry fees

• Bottled drinking water

Optional extras: picnic lunch, Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage entry, Giraffe Centre, or Nairobi Safari Walk.

Conservation in an Urban Setting

Nairobi National Park is a symbol of how wildlife and urban development can coexist — but only through conservation. The park plays a vital role in rhino protection, with a dedicated sanctuary for breeding and safety.

For those passionate about sustainability, the Haller Foundation offers insight into environmental education and restoration in nearby regions. Your visit supports awareness and conservation at a national level.

Best Time to Visit Nairobi National Park

You can visit the park year-round. However, the dry seasons (June to October and January to February) offer better wildlife viewing as animals gather near water sources. Early morning is the best time for game drives, as animals are most active before the heat of the day.

Book Your Nairobi Safari Today

A tour of Nairobi National Park is the perfect way to start or end your Kenyan adventure. It’s ideal for travelers with limited time but unlimited curiosity. With close proximity, rich wildlife, and professional guides, this tour is a must-do.

Plan your day trip with Steve and Richard Safaris and witness wild Kenya — right next to the city.