Nairobi Staycation

Package Overview

NAIROBI: A MELTING POT OF CULTURE AND INNOVATION
Nairobi, Kenya's capital and largest city, is a vibrant hub known as the "Green City in the Sun." With over 4 million residents, it blends urban dynamism with lush greenery and a pleasant climate. Founded in 1899 as a railway depot, Nairobi evolved into Kenya's capital after independence in 1963 and remains a center for politics, culture, and business.

Geography & Climate
At an altitude of 1,795 meters, Nairobi enjoys temperate weather with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 26°C. Its location near the Great Rift Valley offers scenic landscapes and proximity to wildlife attractions.

Key Attractions

• Nairobi National Park: A unique safari experience near the city.
• David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: A sanctuary for orphaned elephants and rhinos.
• Giraffe Centre: Focused on Rothschild giraffe conservation.
• Karen Blixen Museum: Showcasing the life of the Out of Africa author.
• Nairobi National Museum: Exhibits on Kenya’s natural and cultural history.
• Bomas of Kenya: Traditional music, dance, and crafts.

Culture and Lifestyle
Nairobi’s diverse population fosters a rich cultural scene, from traditional music to international cuisine. The city is also an East African business hub with a thriving tech sector, dubbed "Silicon Savannah."

Activities
Enjoy safaris, cultural tours, vibrant markets, shopping, and nightlife in areas like Westlands and Kilimani.

Accommodation
Nairobi offers options from luxury hotels (Giraffe Manor, Hemingways) to budget stays.

Getting There
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport connects Nairobi globally, while roads and rail link it to major Kenyan attractions.

Nairobi’s blend of urban life, wildlife, and cultural heritage makes it a must-visit destination for any traveler to Kenya.