Nairobi city Tour

Nairobi the capital of Kenya is the biggest city in the country and home to over 3 million people. It has risen in a single century from a brackish uninhabited swampland to one of Africa’s thriving modern capital cities.

Nairobi City

A home address for many organizations, including the United Nations Environmental Program and UN Habitat Headquarters, the city also performs numerous other administrative functions.

Modern Nairobi has blossomed into a top tourist destination in Africa. It has acquired a new status as “Africa’s safari capital” because of the variety it presents to its visitors. Nairobi has is also one of Africa’s largest, and most interesting cities. The city has a lively nightlife full of fun and enjoyment. You can not afford to sleep in Nairobi at night. It has an endless and colourful array of giant super shops and markets that offer plenty for the visitor.

The city’s weather described as a moderate climate with the warmest season running from December to March, Nairobi is Eastern Africa’s most populous built-up town found along the Nairobi River.

For the more adventurous travellers, in Nairobi, you will enjoy several green spaces that this city offers with Uhuru Park being the most prominent. If you have come to Africa to experience its wild outdoors, then you must stop at the Nairobi National Park – home to large herds of Zebra, Wildebeest, Buffalo, Giraffe and more. Rhino, Cheetah, and a large number of Lions are all found here, living wild within 20 minutes of the centre of town.

An hour’s drive around town gives a true scenic description of a real African developing city. A city drive tour to enjoy white water rafting on the beautiful Tana River will always spice up a Kenya holiday trip here.

Nairobi city also offers a great shopping experience especially for travelers coming to Africa for their first time. Wonderful cafes await the first Africa travelers. A variety of fine dining to experience offering a “no pass” opportunity on your adventures in Africa await you in the city’s restaurants.

Getting Around Nairobi