To plan a trip to Nairobi with arrival on 25 July at 8:30 AM and departure departure 31 July, here is a suggested itinerary:
Day 1 (25 July):
- Arrival in Nairobi at 8:30 AM
- Check-in at your accommodation
- Visit the Giraffe Centre to see and feed endangered Rothschild giraffes
- Explore the Karen Blixen Museum, the former home of the author of "Out of Africa"
- Have dinner at a local restaurant
Day 2 (26 July):
- Visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust to see orphaned baby elephants
- Explore the Nairobi National Museum to learn about Kenya's history and culture
- Spend the afternoon shopping at the Maasai Market for local crafts and souvenirs
- Enjoy a traditional Kenyan meal for dinner
Day 3 (27 July):
- Take a day trip to Nairobi National Park for a safari experience just outside the city
- Visit the Kazuri Beads Factory to see how handcrafted beads are made
- Relax in the evening at a spa or enjoy a leisurely dinner
Day 4 (28 July):
- Visit the Bomas of Kenya for a cultural village experience showcasing traditional dances and crafts
- Explore the Nairobi Railway Museum to learn about Kenya's colonial-era railway history
- Enjoy dinner at a restaurant offering local Kenyan cuisine
Day 5 (29 July):
- Take a day trip to Lake Naivasha for a boat ride to see hippos and birdwatching
- Explore the Hell's Gate National Park for hiking and cycling adventures
- Enjoy a sunset dinner overlooking the lake
Day 6 (30 July):
- Explore the Karura Forest for a nature walk or cycling excursion
- Visit the Village Market for shopping and dining options
- Relax and pack for your departure the next day
Day 7 (31 July):
- Check out of your accommodation
- Departure from Nairobi based on your flight schedule
This itinerary provides a mix of wildlife experiences, cultural activities, and opportunities to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Nairobi and its surroundings. Make sure to check for any travel restrictions or guidelines in place due to the ongoing pandemic before your trip. Enjoy your visit to Nairobi!
Masai Mara, Naivasha and Amboseli
