A short tour for people who do not have so much time to spare but yet are in need to experience the best that Cities and Towns in Kenya have to offer.
Drive directly to the Nairobi Hill viewpoint from where you have a panoramic view of the city. Continue on to "God's corner", significant for the number of different churches situated in this area.
Discover the principal landmarks of Nairobi, as you enjoy a drive around the city centre, and take in the best the city has to offer such as the Parliament building and the city market. Rejoin Uhuru Highway on your way to the National Museum, a major International Centre for natural history and especially the study of human evolution. The tour also includes a visit to the Snake Park, where you will face-to-face with some impressive species.
Please note Cruzeiro Safaris has/ reserves the right to change departure time depending on political, environment or weather situation of the day. Local rules and regulations apply
Visit Aberdare National Park, Samburu National Reserve, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sweetwaters Sanctuary to see the resident orphaned or rescued chimpanzees, Lake Nakuru National Park, Maasai Mara National Game Reserve and Stone Town
View Thomsons Falls in Nyahururu
Kerugoya: Built in 1962 and set in rural Kerugoya town on the foothills of Mt. Kenya, the house is located within an operational coffee and tea estate. It is the home of the late Geoffrey Kariithi, a pre-eminent civil servant in Kenya’s first independence government, now run and managed by his daughter Grace. While at the house you will have the opportunity to discover and learn about the complete process of coffee and tea production, from planting to processing, and enjoy local cuisine including a sample of the region's tea and coffee.
Aberdare National Park: Resembling Noah's Ark, the Ark Lodge in Aberdare National Park has four viewing areas for observing the wildlife which congregate around a floodlit waterhole and salt lick.
Samburu National Reserve: Drive through the Samburu National Reserve, known for its diverse wildlife and expansive landscapes.
Samburu National Reserve: Embark on a morning game drive through Samburu National Reserve, perhaps glimpsing the animal inhabitants that roam the grasslands and riverside.
Samburu National Reserve: Join a local ranger for a guided nature walk along the edge of Samburu Reserve, following the trail towards the meeting point of the Ewaso Nyiro and Isiolo rivers. Learn how water shapes life in this dry landscape as you look for zebras, antelopes and crocodiles resting along the riverbanks.
Lake Nakuru: Stop to take in the thunderous power of Thomson's Falls.
Lake Nakuru: See the birds of Lake Nakuru National Park and marvel at the flamingos that crowd the water's edge.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Embark on a journey through the wilderness as you enjoy the sights of the best game viewing in the world at Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Head to a Maasai village in the Maasai Mara National Reserve and get a feel for their everyday life. After a guided tour of the village, you’ll see the warriors’ famous jumping dance and give bush hunting skills a go with the Maasai people.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Full day in the Mara with morning and afternoon game drives to explore its vast plains and rolling hills with more game spotting opportunities.
Zanzibar: Taste and smell the spices, herbs and fruits that helped Zanzibar earn its title of 'The Spice Island'.
Zanzibar: Join a Local Specialist and explore UNESCO-listed Stone Town, the heart and soul of Zanzibar.
Ol Pejeta: Visit Ol Pejeta, a not-for-profit conservancy known for its anti-poaching efforts and learn about its valuable endangered species conservation work.
Visit Aberdare National Park, Samburu National Reserve, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Sweetwaters Sanctuary to see the resident orphaned or rescued chimpanzees, Lake Nakuru National Park, a local Maasai tribe village and the Maasai Mara National Game Reserve
View Thomsons Falls in Nyahururu
Kerugoya: Built in 1962 and set in rural Kerugoya town on the foothills of Mt. Kenya, the house is located within an operational coffee and tea estate. It is the home of the late Geoffrey Kariithi, a pre-eminent civil servant in Kenya’s first independence government, now run and managed by his daughter Grace. While at the house you will have the opportunity to discover and learn about the complete process of coffee and tea production, from planting to processing, and enjoy local cuisine including a sample of the region's tea and coffee.
Aberdare National Park: Resembling Noah's Ark, the Ark Lodge in Aberdare National Park has four viewing areas for observing the wildlife which congregate around a floodlit waterhole and salt lick.
Samburu National Reserve: Drive through the Samburu National Reserve, known for its diverse wildlife and expansive landscapes.
Samburu National Reserve: Embark on a morning game drive through Samburu National Reserve, perhaps glimpsing the animal inhabitants that roam the grasslands and riverside.
Samburu National Reserve: Join a local ranger for a guided nature walk along the edge of Samburu Reserve, following the trail towards the meeting point of the Ewaso Nyiro and Isiolo rivers. Learn how water shapes life in this dry landscape as you look for zebras, antelopes and crocodiles resting along the riverbanks.
Lake Nakuru: Stop to take in the thunderous power of Thomson's Falls.
Lake Nakuru: See the birds of Lake Nakuru National Park and marvel at the flamingos that crowd the water's edge.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Embark on a journey through the wilderness as you enjoy the sights of the best game viewing in the world at Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Head to a Maasai village in the Maasai Mara National Reserve and get a feel for their everyday life. After a guided tour of the village, you’ll see the warriors’ famous jumping dance and give bush hunting skills a go with the Maasai people.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Full day in the Mara with morning and afternoon game drives to explore its vast plains and rolling hills with more game spotting opportunities.
Ol Pejeta: Visit Ol Pejeta, a not-for-profit conservancy known for its anti-poaching efforts and learn about its valuable endangered species conservation work.
Visit Solio Game Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, Lake Naivasha, Maasai Mara National Game Reserve, Lake Victoria, Serengeti National Park, the Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara National Park, Tarangire National Park and Stone Town
View Thomsons Falls in Nyahururu
Kerugoya: Built in 1962 and set in rural Kerugoya town on the foothills of Mt. Kenya, the house is located within an operational coffee and tea estate. It is the home of the late Geoffrey Kariithi, a pre-eminent civil servant in Kenya’s first independence government, now run and managed by his daughter Grace. While at the house you will have the opportunity to discover and learn about the complete process of coffee and tea production, from planting to processing, and enjoy local cuisine including a sample of the region's tea and coffee.
Solio Game Reserve: Join a local ranger at Solio Game Reserve to hear how one of Kenya’s most successful rhino sanctuary protects endangered species. Learn about anti-poaching efforts and the rewilding of black and white rhinos before heading out on a game drive through this ground-breaking conservancy. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 15: Life on Land.
Lake Nakuru: Stop to take in the thunderous power of Thomson's Falls.
Lake Nakuru: See the birds of Lake Nakuru National Park and marvel at the flamingos that crowd the water's edge.
Lake Naivasha: Enjoy a boat ride as you search for the hippos in Lake Naivasha.
Lake Naivasha: Marvel at the wonderous wildlife on your Crescent Island Visit.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Embark on a journey through the wilderness as you enjoy the sights of the best game viewing in the world at Maasai Mara National Reserve.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Full day in the Mara with morning and afternoon game drives to explore its vast plains and rolling hills with more game spotting opportunities.
Maasai Mara National Reserve: Head to a Maasai village in the Maasai Mara National Reserve and get a feel for their everyday life. After a guided tour of the village, you’ll see the warriors’ famous jumping dance and give bush hunting skills a go with the Maasai people.
Serengeti: Keep your eyes peeled for the hidden wildlife at the Serengeti National Park.
Serengeti: Discover the vast beauty and incredible wildlife of the Serengeti National Park.
Ngorongoro Crater: Venture into the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater and explore its forests and wildlife.
Lake Manyara: Enjoy a scenic drive through Lake Manyara National Park as you watch for the tree-climbing lions.
Tarangire National Park: Tarangire National Park is renowned for its majestic elephants. Glimpse these and other animal inhabitants of the park, and take in the unique landscape during your drive today.
Zanzibar: Taste and smell the spices, herbs and fruits that helped Zanzibar earn its title of 'The Spice Island'.
Zanzibar: Join a Local Specialist and explore UNESCO-listed Stone Town, the heart and soul of Zanzibar.
The Naivasha hotel traces its roots back to the 1930s when it was first opened as a staging post for Imperial Airways flying boat service from Durban to Dublin. With the Country Club's colonial architecture and sprawling 55- acre gardens, experience a slice of natural paradise.
Lake Manyara: Meet the farming community of Mto Wa Mbu on a guided walk through local villages, farmlands and markets. Learn how daily life is shaped by the land, meet the people who call this place home and try traditional banana beer before sitting down to Swahili cuisine prepared by local women.
Enjoy this exciting and enthralling African show and dinner as the perfect end to your day exploring in Nairobi, Kenya. Indulge in a delicious traditional buffet dinner served in the local style known as 'Nyama Choma' and feast on the unique tastes prior to the show.
Essentially Kenyan in both atmosphere and cuisine, the Nyama Choma Ranch offers a stunning selection of roasted barbecued meats; sizzling hot, presented on skewers and carved at your table; accompanied with jacket potatoes, crispy salads and tasty dips. Choose from prime Kenyan steak, succulent chicken, traditionally roasted mutton... and sink your teeth into a variety of meats (plenty of vegetarian options too!).
Warmly lit by the glowing inferno of the barbecue, open to the night air and wafted by luscious aromas of barbecued meat, the Nyama Choma Ranch also features one of the most evocative stage shows in Africa. A compelling kaleidoscope of beat, colour, costume, culture, acrobatics and raw excitement the sleekly sensual Safari Cats are a dance team with a difference.
With its own stage, state-of-the-art lighting and sound, the Nyama Choma Ranch plays host to Nairobi's premiere cabaret. Commencing their 45-minute performance at 9pm nightly, the Safari Cats are our team of professionally trained and choreographed dancers, whose performances are also eagerly welcomed all over the world.
The Safari Cats' dancers and Acrobats stage show is the premiere event in town, and is complemented by the resident live band nightly. Essentially Kenyan in both atmosphere and cuisine, the Nyama Choma Ranch Bar overlooks our famous BBQ area. It's the place to be as you enjoy a variety of drinks, wine and exotic cocktails.
Enjoy the safari cat show and dinner in one while listening to the African Rhythms which will never run out.
Nairobi National Park lies 10 km (6 miles) from the heart of the capital. It was established in 1946, 114 km (44 sq miles) of pristine savanna with a large stock of migratory game and lies between the Nairobi-Mombasa railway and the garden suburb of Langata.
It is open on its southeast perimeter and here the Kitengela Conservation Area allows a natural migration of the game which takes place with the seasonal rains. Game drives are unique every time non is like the other.
After visiting the park we will have lunch in the Carnivore Restaurant. Famous for its succulent steaks, barbecue dishes and a huge variety of game meat, the Carnivore has almost now become one of Nairobi's "must-see" and as much a tourist attraction as the National Museum!After lunch depart for the Karen Blixen museum before driving back to the hotel.
Join an English speaking guide to explore Nairobi. Take a walk through Uhuru Park in the heart of the city, than wander past the parliament buildings to the mausoleum of the first president of Kenya, Mzee Jomo Kenyatta. See the Kenyatta Conference Centre and the August 7th memorial park which was built to commemorate the bombing of the US Embassy.
There is also time to visit the Kenya National Archives and various other sites within the city centre. Walking through the city streets and travelling by public transport provides plenty of opportunity to mingle with the locals as they go about their daily lives. Enjoy an opportunity to sample local cuisine with lunch at a restaurant.
