• Giraffe Centre - The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi is a fantastic destination to explore. It began as a rehabilitation initiative to save the Rothschild Giraffe. At the time of its founding, only 120 giraffes remained on a ranch in Western Kenya. Visitors are provided with pellets to hand-feed the giraffes, and there’s even the unique opportunity to take photos while feeding them by mouth, creating the illusion of kissing a giraffe. This is an unforgettable photo opportunity.
• Karen Blixen Museum - The Karen Blixen Museum was once the heart of a farm at the base of the Ngong Hills, owned by Danish author Karen Blixen and her Swedish husband, Baron Bror von Blixen Fincke. Situated 10km from the city center, the museum offers a glimpse into a different era of Kenyan history. The farm, where the renowned author of “Out of Africa” lived from 1917 to 1931, is now a museum. Much of the 1985 Oscar-winning film adaptation was filmed on the premises. Touring the house provides an intimate experience — a lantern that Blixen used to signal her ill-fated lover, English hunter Denys Finch Hatton, still hangs on the veranda, and his monogrammed books remain on the shelves.
• Bomas of Kenya - Bomas of Kenya is a tourist village located in Langata, Nairobi. It showcases traditional villages from various Kenyan tribes. Established by the government in 1971 as a subsidiary of the Kenya Tourist Development Corporation, it serves as a tourist attraction and aims to preserve, maintain, and promote the rich and diverse cultural values of Kenya’s tribal groups. Bomas is a homestead situated just 10 kilometers from the city center, featuring numerous homesteads that reflect Kenya’s diverse cultures, depicted in a traditional village lifestyle.

• Entry/Admission - Giraffe Centre
• Entry/Admission - Karen Blixen Museum
• Pickup and drop off
• Professional driver guide
• Entry/Admission - Bomas of Kenya
• Bottle drinking water
• Parking Fees

• Lunch own expense
• Tips and other gratitude

The Karen Blixen Museum offers a glimpse into a different era of Kenya’s history. This museum is located on the farm where the renowned Danish author of “Out of Africa” lived from 1917 to 1931.

The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi is a fantastic destination. It began as a rehabilitation initiative to save the Rothschild Giraffe. At the time of the Giraffe Centre’s establishment, only 120 of these giraffes remained on a ranch in Western Kenya.

Bomas of Kenya is a cultural village located in Langata, Nairobi. It showcases traditional villages from various Kenyan tribes. Founded by the government in 1971 as a branch of the Kenya Tourist Development Corporation, it serves as a tourist attraction and aims to preserve, maintain, and promote the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Kenya’s tribal groups.

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