Welcome to Africa | to Kenya | to Nairobi!

We hope you will stay a little longer and experience some of what Nairobi and Kenya has to offer! Often referred to as the “Safari Capital of the World,” Nairobi is a gateway to some of Africa’s most iconic wildlife experiences, making it the perfect place to combine business with exploration. Whether exploring the city, opting for a day tour, or venturing further to explore surrounding Kenya there are so many options; you’re spoilt for choice.

outdoors and wildlife

Giraffe Centre
The Giraffe Centre is the creation of the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (A.F.E.W. Kenya), a Kenyan non-profit organisation. Their main purpose is to educate Kenyan school children and youth on their country’s wildlife and environment, as well as give local and international visitors an opportunity to come into close contact with the world’s tallest species, the giraffe.
See their website for more information.
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Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Elephant Sanctuary
Every day, from 11am - 12 noon, the Sanctuary invites visitors to book a space to join the orphaned elephants at their midday mud bath and milk feed at their orphanage in Nairobi National Park. Access for this special visit is by advance booking only. Funds from your visit help support the rescue and rehabilitation of the orphaned elephants in our care.
See their website for more information.

Nairobi Animal Orphanage | Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS)
‍The Nairobi Animal Orphanage, run by the Kenya Wildlife Service, serves as a treatment and rehabilitation centre for wild animals. Visitors can see lions, cheetahs, hyenas, and other rescued wildlife up close while learning about conservation efforts in Kenya.
See their website for more information

Karura Forest
A large urban forest reserve in Gigiri, perfect for walking, cycling, and light hiking. Known for its peaceful trails, waterfalls, and well-maintained paths.
See their website for more information.

History and culture

The Nairobi Railway Museum
A small but fascinating museum showcasing Kenya’s railway history, including vintage locomotives and exhibits from the colonial era and the construction of the Uganda Railway.
See their website for more information.
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Karen Blixen Coffee Garden and Museum
The former home of author Karen Blixen, offering insight into colonial-era Kenya. The nearby coffee garden is a popular spot for a relaxed meal in a historic setting.
See their website for more information.

Food and dining

Cultiva Farm
A stylish farm-to-table restaurant set on a working farm. Seasonal, fresh ingredients with a strong focus on sustainability and beautifully presented dishes. Great for a relaxed but high-quality dining experience.
See their website for more information.
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The Carnivore
One of Nairobi’s most famous restaurants, known for its “all-you-can-eat” meat experience served on skewers (Brazilian churrasco-style). Lively, tourist-friendly, and great for groups.
See their website for more information.

Hobhouse
A charming Lebanese vegetarian restaurant set inside a small house with a lush garden. Intimate, peaceful, and very personal — the kind of place where you feel like a guest rather than a customer. The food is fresh, flavourful, and beautifully prepared, with a strong emphasis on hospitality from the owner.
See their website for more information.

Karoga & Cocktails Restaurant
A fun, social dining experience where you cook your own food at the table (“koroga” style). Popular for groups. Good food, drinks, and a lively atmosphere.
See their socials for more information.

Shopping and local brands

- The Village Market: A lively open-air shopping and dining complex in Gigiri, combining boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment in a relaxed, social setting.
- Kuzuri Beads Factory: Renowned for handmade ceramic beads and pottery produced by local women.
- KOBE Tough Beads and Leather: Features high-quality beadwork and leather goods, often with welcoming, song-filled visits.
- Utamadumi Craft Centre: A multi-shop center offering a vast selection of Kenyan jewelry, fashion, and home décor.
- Kariokor Market: A bustling, traditional market ideal for finding intricate beadwork, leathercraft, and baskets.
- Dazzle Jewellers: Specializes in rings, bracelets, and necklaces for varied budgets.
- Ocean Sole: Collectable and art pieces made from recycled flip-flops.
- Nenana Knitters: A non-profit knitting collective.

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