Out of Africa
HALF DAY MORNING OR AFTERNOON – 3 HOURS EXCLUDES LUNCH

Follow in the footsteps of Karen Blixen as you travel towards the Ngong Hills. You feel swept immediately onto the film set of Out of Africa the moment you arrive. The old colonial farmhouse is simple, housing a few items that Karen Blixen chose and once enjoyed herself. There is also the colourful gardens to explore, where several old coffee machines have laid untouched for decades. From here visit the Giraffe Centre where the highly endangered Rothschild giraffe live in peace. With an elevated viewing-cum-feeding platform, this tour is wonderful for children.
Nairobi National Park
HALF DAY MORNING OR AFTERNOON – 4 HOURS, EXCLUDES LUNCH
Just 10 kilometres from the city centre and only 117 sq. kilometres in size, this is Kenya’s oldest park. Established around 1946, it is a real contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city. With over 500 varieties of birds recorded and more than 100 mammal species, it makes a great location for an early morning or afternoon game drive. Common sightings include zebra, giraffe, buffalo, ostrich, gazelle, eland, hippo, vulture and lion. It is also a great place to see black rhino.
Kitengela Hot Glass Excursion
HALF DAY – MORNING DEPARTURE, EXCLUDES LUNCH
You travel an hour from the city centre arriving at the Kitengela Hot Glass workshops. Here, you discover art as it is happening. Sip coffee at a mosaic table in one of the outdoor sitting rooms. Surround yourself with a secret garden of glass sculptures. You may also choose to purchase a glass creation from their on site shop. Return to your Nairobi hotel by lunch.
Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage
HALF DAY – MORNING DEPARTURE – 4 HOURS, EXCLUDES LUNCH
Depart to Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage situated on the outskirts of Nairobi. The Sanctuary is run by Dame Daphne Sheldrick and is set in the grounds of her house. Here you will see the orphaned animals and meet the people who handle and care for these animals. It is an interesting excursion and the team who run the orphanage are always willing to spend time answering any questions guests have. Upon completion, return to hotel or city centre by approx 1245 (lunch is not included). It is suggested that due to demand, visits should be pre-booked and at times there may not be any animals in care. Visiting times are limited to approximately one hour and are between 1100 and 1200 daily.
PRIVATE VISIT – EARLY AFTERNOON – 4 HOURS, EXCLUDES LUNCH
subject to availability. You are provided a return transfer to your Nairobi area hotel or transfer to JKI Airport for your onward arrangements.
ADOPTION VISIT – LATE AFTERNOON – 4 HOURS, EXCLUDES DINNER
Part of the funding that supports the orphanage comes from adoptions. With prior arrangements, guests can visit the orphanage to take part in an adoption ceremony. Depart to Daphne Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage situated on the outskirts of Nairobi. Adoption visits are between 1700 and 1800 and are by appointment only. They are subject to availability. You are provided a return transfer to your Nairobi area hotel or transfer to JKI Airport for your onward arrangements.
Nairobi National Park
HALF DAY MORNING OR AFTERNOON – 4 HOURS, EXCLUDES LUNCH
Just 10 kilometres from the city centre and only 117 sq. kilometres in size, this is Kenya’s oldest park. Established around 1946, it is a real contrast to the hustle and bustle of the city. With over 500 varieties of birds recorded and more than 100 mammal species, it makes a great location for an early morning or afternoon game drive. Common sightings include zebra, giraffe, buffalo, ostrich, gazelle, eland, hippo, vulture and lion. It is also a great place to see black rhino.
Pollman’s Club Lounge
USE OF CLUB LOUNGE WITH LIGHT SNACKS – 4 HOURS
Located at the main offices of Pollman’s Tours & Safaris on the Mombasa Highway just a few kilometres from JKI Airport, the Pollman’s Club Lounge is the perfect place for our travellers in transit. Decorated in pleasant earth tones and surrounded by subtle African art, the lounge can accommodate up to 30 guests at a time.
Facilities include:
✓ Computer for checking email
✓ WiFi Internet point so guests can use their laptop computers
✓ Flat screen television with local programming
✓ Washrooms with shower facilities
✓ Soft drinks, coffee, tea, & mineral water
✓ Light snacks including cookies, crisps, biscuits and nuts
✓ Computer for checking email
✓ WiFi Internet point so guests can use their laptop computers
✓ Flat screen television with local programming
✓ Washrooms with shower facilities
✓ Soft drinks, coffee, tea, & mineral water
✓ Light snacks including cookies, crisps, biscuits and nuts
The ideal resting place for:
✓ Guests arriving on early flights before their safari*
✓ Guests returning from the bush connecting to an evening international flight
✓ Guests arriving from Tanzania by road in transit to JKI Airport
✓ Guests arriving on early flights before their safari*
✓ Guests returning from the bush connecting to an evening international flight
✓ Guests arriving from Tanzania by road in transit to JKI Airport
Nairobi Dining Experiences
CARNIVORE RESTAURANT, LUNCH OR DINNER – 3 HOURS
The Carnivore Restaurant is one of Africa’s greatest eating experiences, made famous for its succulent steaks, barbecue dishes and great African hospitality. A visit here is an excellent complement to a holiday and makes a perfect spot for welcome or farewell meals. Delicious barbecued and skewered vegetarian meals are also available. Transfers from Nairobi area hotels are included.
PAMPA CHURRASCARIA NAIROBI, LUNCH OR DINNER – 3 HOURS
Conveniently located in the Panari Sky Centre, just a few minutes drive from Nairobi’s JKI Airport, the Pampa Grill is the perfect choice for travellers wanting a great farewell dinner before their departing flight. The menu features a truly varied fare with roasted meats including guinea fowl, crocodile, Brazilian beef and goat. Vegetarian meals are also available.
HAANDI RESTAURTANT, LUNCH OR DINNER – 3 HOURS
The influence of the Indian subcontinent is evident throughout East Africa. Nowhere is it more dominant then in the exceptional quality of Indian cuisine found in restaurants across the region. We have selected the best with two choices of location. The Westlands location is convenient to those returning from the bush or staying in the Westlands area. The Capital Centre location is on the Mombasa Road convenient to JKI Airport. Both offer flavour and variety.
NYAMA CHOMA RANCH, DINNER – 2 HOURS
Located at the Safari Park Hotel, the exceptional meal option combines a succulent variety of meat, fresh off the grill with dazzling local entertainment featuring the Safari Cats. A perfect welcome to Africa for those staying at the Safari Park Hotel before their safari.
Home Hosted Dinner with Sonia Ryrie
DINNER – 3 to 4 HOURS
Starting with a transfer over winding roads to the farmhouse in Muthangari, you are treated to a tour of a home set in the colonial era. You have an opportunity to meet with Sonia and hear some of the fascinating tales she shares with her guests. A gourmet dinner is served in the farm house’s dining room. You return to your Nairobi area hotel.
Bomas of Kenya
AFTERNOON DEPARTURE – 5 HOURS, EXCLUDES MEALS
Bomas of Kenya provides an excellent opportunity to get an overview of the diverse culture of the Kenyan people. Often referred to as “Kenya in miniature”, Bomas offers traditional dance and music performances complete with folklore in song. Crafts representative of the different regions of Kenya are on display and on sale. The excursion includes return transfers to your Nairobi area hotel.
Shopping Trip to Utamaduni and Kazuri Bead Factory
AFTERNOON DEPARTURE – 5 HOURS, EXCLUDES MEALS
Bomas of Kenya provides an excellent opportunity to get an overview of the diverse culture of the Kenyan people. Often referred to as “Kenya in miniature”, Bomas offers traditional dance and music performances complete with folklore in song. Crafts representative of the different regions of Kenya are on display and on sale. The excursion includes return transfers to your Nairobi area hotel.

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