Famous for its classic savanna safaris, Kenya is a country of dramatic extremes and classic contrasts. Deserts and alpine snows; forests and open plains; the metropolis of Nairobi and colorful tribal cultures; freshwater lakes and coral reefs

Nairobi, popularly known as “Green City in the Sun” has an amazing culture, which isunparalleled in any other city. The city is known for its sheer natural beauty that will take your breath away.

Elephant Orphanage - Visit the orphaned elephants at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, where you find an adopted family of baby elephants that have been orphaned by poaching. Watch the baby elephants at their feeding time, milk is fed them by bottles, and mud baths, then learn about the conservation efforts of Daphne and David Sheldrick

Giraffe Centre - See endangered Rothschild giraffes at Nairobi’s Giraffe Centre on a 3-hour trip that goes beyond ‘Giraffe Manor’ to explore the landscape where the graceful animals live. Follow a trail along the Gogo River to find giraffes in their natural environments.  You can feed the Giraffe here and have an amazing experience of feeding them with mouth

Kazuri is a paradise for women who live Ceramic Accessories, the amazing colour and shape of beads makes it unique in the world. 

Kazuri provides and sustain employment opportunities for disadvantaged members of Kenyan society, especially Single Motherhood women and in order to achieve this, we must produce top quality Ceramic Jewelery and Pottery. 

Go into the Great Rift Valley to hike an extinct volcano and explore a shimmering lake on a full-day, private tour from Nairobi to Mount Longonot National Park and Lake Naivasha. A guided hike to the summit earns sweeping views across the Great Rift Valley and into forested crater, and the tour’s early departure from Nairobi means you’ll be hiking Mount Longonot in the cooler morning hours.

Masai village is where you will see the Masais and their culture and their way of living.