Nairobi Safari Walk- Travel Tips
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Natural Scenery
Kenya
5 Reviews
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Suggested Duration: 2 hours
Nairobi Safari Walk is located just outside the main entrance of Nairobi National Park along Langata Road. The attraction combines elements of a zoo and a nature boardwalk, offering visitors a unique opportunity to observe a variety of wildlife in carefully designed habitats that mimic natural environments. The walk features an array of species including rare animals such as the pygmy hippopotamus, bongo antelope, albino zebra, and white rhinoceros, alongside primates, big cats, and numerous bird species. Designed to provide an accessible wildlife experience within the city limits, Nairobi Safari Walk allows visitors, especially families and children, to engage closely with animals in a safe setting. The pathways wind through indigenous forest and grassland, creating a naturalistic backdrop that supports both education and conservation awareness. This proximity and diversity make it a notable complement to the broader safari experience offered by the nearby Nairobi National Park. Beyond viewing animals, the site emphasizes environmental education and conservation, highlighting Kenya's efforts to protect endangered species and habitats. Nairobi Safari Walk serves as a valuable introduction to East African wildlife for urban visitors and contributes to local wildlife preservation initiatives through its educational programs.

Reviews of Nairobi Safari Walk

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Milcah Fedha
    5
    Reviewed: 2025-05-25

    It was magical, exciting and memorable. The staff and tour guides and so helpful and benevolent. Kindly visit this park and create amazing memories with your loved ones

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Mohammad Alanzi
    5
    Reviewed: 2025-05-18

    Beautiful place to see wildlife. Not so many people on a Sunday morning. I saw a rhino,ostriches, monkeys, hippo and other animals. Tickets for adult non residents (tourists) cost 2970 kes. You have to scan a code to register then you can pay at the ticket office. You won't regret visiting this place when in Nairobi.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar The Imperfect Introvert
    5
    Reviewed: 2025-05-04

    Well designed safari walk next to KWS headquarters. You can see the animals up close. Plenty of space to walk around or relax in the shade. Clean restrooms and well maintained walking paths.and signages about animals.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Ken Shaw
    5
    Reviewed: 2025-02-07

    This is the home of many animals in the city. They are kept in captivity, including hippos, lions, cheetahs, ostriches, baboons, antelopes, zebras, giraffes, and Morgan. This place is suitable for bringing children here. Letting them know these magical animal friends is a pleasant experience.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Jackline Macharia
    5
    Reviewed: 2025-01-15

    Nairobi safari will is right in the heart of the capital city of Kenya. It's an amazing place for family and friends to spend a day. We were lucky to visit during feeding time. We got to see the animals deed and the care givers at work. It was truly amazing. The minders were willing to give us knowledge on different animals, their behaviour and characteristics.

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