Answered by james from Nairobi, Kenya 561 days ago

nairobi camp in upper hill or Bomas of Kenya where there is alot of traditional edutainment

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Answered by Silvestre Boit from Eldoret, Kenya 561 days ago

I would recommend two wonderful spots: Karen Blixen Museum and City Park. Here the traveller will experience the best of nature. At Karen Blixen he get a good view of Savannah grassslands, the dik dik, the blue Ngong hills,experience the serene climate etc. At City Park you can cool yourself under the shade from the canopy trees, take a walk, go bowling at Bowling Green Restaurant inside the park, watch and play with monkeys. You wont lack anything there.

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Answered by Camping Wildlife Lodge safaris from Westlands, Kenya 561 days ago

Thanks for sharing this info, I hope to hear more immediate reply from you soon , have a great day.

Leave Nairobi City - The concrete jungle - and drive western wards stopping at the view point on the Great Rift Valley and view the Loita Plains and also from here you can see Lake Naivasha Sparkling in the sun thousand of feet below. Then proceed to lake Naivasha (and this is the highest lake in rift valley). Also Lake Naivasha is famous in the 1930,s as a staging post for Imperial Airways, Flying Boat Services from Durban to London. You can have a boat ride to the Crescent Island (an option activity)

N/B: Crescent Island is one of the few places in all Africa where you can wander on foot among herds of Zebra, wildebeests, Gazelle and Giraffe and no predators


Cost per day person $ 180

Package Includes :-


Package Excludes :-

-Transport inclusive of fuel.

-Service of an English speaking driver guide.

-Park Fees/ Permits where applicable.

-Accommodation based on fullboard.


-Extras i.e Laundry, telephone calls, drinks etc

-Tips to driver guides and porters.

-Air transport and applicable departure taxes.

-Visa. Individual and discounted group rates also available on request

Thanks again for joining us in advance. C U online!

Have a great day.

Yours Sincerely,

STEVE


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Answered by Steve Safari from Nairobi Hill, Kenya 561 days ago

Thanks for sharing this good question , Please reply me as soon as you can for this Safari .have a great day.
Sweetwater’s Tented Camp
A sheltered oasis, clustered around a waterhole and set in the pristine calm of its own private reserve, Sweetwater’s Tented Camp is in a class of its own. Abounding with wildlife, unfettered by the more rigorous strictures of the Kenyan National Parks and designed to offer a charming blend of under canvas ambiance and uncompromising luxury, it has long been the preferred retreat of wilderness and safari lovers alike. One of only four private game reserves in Kenya, Sweetwater’s excels in the provision of privileged seclusion and private game viewing. Thanks to its private status it also allows such unforgettable pleasures as night game drives, guided bush walks and both horse or camel riding across its game-teaming plains.

Sweet Waters tented Camp is located in the OL PEJETA CONSERVANCY the only place in Africa that offers the opportunity to see CHIMPANZEES AND THE BIG 5. Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 90,000 acre wildlife conservancy. Home to over 40 chimpanzees, 73 endangered black rhino, 5 endangered white rhinos, elephants, lion, leopard, buffalo, grevy zebra, giraffe, cheetah, Thomson’s gazelle, black-back jackals, ostrich, grant’s gazelle, baboons, waterbuck, oryx, eland and several hundred bird species.

Day 1 You will be picked at your hotel or Jomo Kenyatta Airport to Wilson airport, where you board scheduled flight to Ol Pajeta Conservancy, flown to Ol Pajeta airstrip where a
driver guide will be waiting for you. You will be transferred to the Sweet Waters
Tented Camp. Afternoon game drive in the Ol Pajeta Conservancy

Day 2 Full day in the reserve with both morning and afternoon game drives at 0630hrs and
1600hrs respectively.

Day 3 Early morning Game drive on sunrise when predators are active and on return to the camp have breakfast awaiting your transfer to the airstrip with the last picturesque of
the Ol Pajeta. Board your flight to Nairobi to Wilson airport. On arrival a representative
will be waiting for you and transfer you to your town hotel or airport.


Cost :$ 250 Per Person

Period

01 Jan - 31 Dec




Package Includes :-



-Transport inclusive of fuel.

-Service of an English speaking driver guide.

-Park Fees/ Permits where applicable.

-Accommodation based on fullboard.



Package Excludes :-


-Extras i.e Laundry, telephone calls, drinks etc

-Tips to driver guides and porters.

-Air transport and applicable departure taxes.

-Visa. Individual and discounted group rates also available on request




Have a great day.

Yours Sincerely,

Safari

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Answered by Paul Ndetei from Nairobi, Kenya 561 days ago

Karen campsite should do the trick.

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Answered by George kuria from Amboseli, Kenya 561 days ago

HI.Three options.1).Nairobi camp around upper hill.A short distance from city centre.2).Wildebeeste camp along ngong' road next to China Centre.3 kms from city centre.and 3).Ngong Forest sanctuary.Along Ngong road.Next to Jamhuri Show Ground.8 kms from city Centre.Very good for Wild bush adventure.
Hope this helps.

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Answered by Herman Ngugi Kahoi from Nanyuki, Kenya 560 days ago

Try the following places:

-Flamingo Camp
-Lewa Safari Camp
-Bush Buck Mara Camp

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Answered by nikollo mwafrica from Mombasa, Kenya 560 days ago

Rowland camp its affordable and in Lang'ata costituency in Nairobis largest forest next to Nairobi national park.
We used to camp there as scouts during our competitions.so much fun.

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Answered by Alex Gitau from Ruiru, Kenya 560 days ago

paradise lost on kiambu rd is the best place

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Answered by Olive Chepkorir Metet from Kilgoris, Kenya 559 days ago

The Nairobi Agricultural Society of Kenya
Rowland camp

I suggest Rowland camp

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Answered by Bernard Owor aka Jamal22 from Mombasa, Kenya 544 days ago

Rowland camp its the bomb and maybe bomas of kenya

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