Nairobi Museum, Safari Walk and Bomas of Kenya Tour Itinerary

The 1day safari takes you deep into Kenya’s history as you tour the Nairobi National Museum. A cultural and natural history museum that is a host to Kenya’s extensive collection of art and artifacts showcasing the country’s rich cultural heritage, paleontological discoveries, and contemporary art. Later, take a leisure walk at the Safari Walk in Nairobi National Park, which offers visitors a chance to experience Kenya’s wildlife and ecosystems on foot. It brings you to an up-close encounter with various animals, including lions, cheetahs, and giraffes, in a natural, safe environment. End the day at the famous Bomas of Kenya, a cultural center near Nairobi. It features traditional homesteads, dance performances, and live music, providing insights into the country’s heritage.

Nairobi National Museum of Kenya

The Nairobi National Museum is an excellent starting point for understanding the country’s cultural and natural heritage. It collects, conserves, and displays artifacts, art, and cultural materials representing Kenya’s diverse ethnic groups and history. Additionally, it conducts scientific research in fields like archaeology, paleontology, ethnography, and ecology, contributing to global knowledge. It is also known for its paleontological research and fossil collections, particularly regarding early human evolution. It manages the East African Herbarium and the National Herbarium, important for botany research.

Safari Walk at Nairobi National Park

Safari Walk is situated within Nairobi National Park, a national park located within a major city. It complements the Nairobi National Park, offering insights into the country’s wildlife and ecosystems. The facility features a network of raising wooden boardwalks that wind through various habitats, including wetlands, savannahs, and forested areas. Along these boardwalks, visitors can observe a variety of animals, including lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, and numerous bird species, in spacious enclosures that mimic their natural habitats.

Safari Walk also incorporates informative displays, signs, and educational materials provide details about each animal, as well as information about their conservation status and behavior. It’s an excellent place to learn about Kenya’s wildlife and its conservation efforts. In addition to the animals, Safari Walk has a botanical garden that has a variety of indigenous and exotic plant species, adding an extra dimension to the educational experience.

About Bomas of Kenya

Bomas of Kenya offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse oneself in Kenya’s cultural tapestry, making it a must-visit destination for those interested in the country’s traditions, music, dance, and arts. It is a living museum that celebrates and preserves the cultural diversity that is one of Kenya’s defining features.
It features traditional homesteads, or “bomas,” representing different ethnic communities, including the Kikuyu, Luo, Maasai, and many others. One of the main highlights at Bomas of Kenya is the daily cultural performances. These performances feature traditional music and dances from various Kenyan communities. The cultural center also provides an opportunity to view and purchase traditional Kenyan art and crafts. These items include beadwork, wood carvings, textiles, jewelry, and more, made by local artisans.

Price Per Person

Package Cost Includes The Following Services:

-Services of a dedicated and knowledgeable English speaking safari driver guide.
-All safari game drives as per the safari itinerary in 4 X 4WD custom made safari Mini-Van
or Land Cruiser with a pop up top/hatch for easy game viewing and photography and guaranteed window seats
-All Entry Park Fees for driver and vehicle and Clients.

Package Cost Excludes The Following Services:

-International and visa charges to Kenya.
-All items of personal nature e.g. tips/gratuities/laundry, personal drinks’, telephone’s bills, personal insurance.

What to Bring during the safari

• Camera
• comfortable clothing