Giraffe Center in Nairobi’s Langata Suburb, which is the creation of Kenyan conservation organization – the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (A.F.E.W. Kenya)  The purpose of this center is to educate Kenyans about the country’s wildlife and environment, and to give local and international visitors an opportunity to come into close contact with a wild animal, by feeding the world’s tallest species – the giraffe! It is one of the most exciting experiences you will ever have!

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust – which is situated on the edge of the Nairobi National Park.

 The Trust is headquartered in Tsavo National Park, which is Kenya’s largest wildlife refuge, harboring the country’s single largest population of elephants.  It is also the pioneer of Kenya’s very effective conservation strategy to retrieve the highly endangered Black Rhino from extinction.

Bomas of Kenya- A boma means a homestead , just a few kilometers from the city centre, numerous homesteads reflecting kenya’s cocktail of cultures have been faithfully recreated for visitors to see traditional village life. But the greatest excitement is the display of traditional songs and dances performed in the afternoon.

The tour will conclude at the colorful City market selling handicrafts, flowers, fruits and vegetables within the city center.Drop off at you hotel and if you wish you can have dinner at one of the city restaurants offering traditional dishes.