Top Strategies for Navigating Kenya Efficiently
From secludednational parksandstunning hikesto invitingcoastal townsand the vibrant atmosphere ofNairobi, you will want to experience all that a trip toKenyahas to offer.
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From secludednational parksandstunning hikesto invitingcoastal townsand the vibrant atmosphere ofNairobi, you will want to experience all that a trip toKenyahas to offer.
Kenyan writer Carey Baraka was ready to set off on the first adventure in what he hoped would be decades of wandering. Then, the pandemic hit – and laid bare the challenges of traveling in Africa as an African.
With enticing options to suit any taste, it’s never been more tempting to escape the hustle and bustle of Nairobi for a day. Nature lovers can explore pristine forests from the ground or above the treetops, while adrenaline junkies can tackle exhilarating whitewater rapids. For those seeking peace and relaxation, delightful art studios and quaint tea farms await.
Nairobi’s cafe culture has taken off in a big way, with visitors now being able to pick from a plethora of trendy cafes, each home to bold decor and menus to match. Whether you’re craving a cappuccino or simply want to sit back and watch the world go by, here are Nairobi’s 10 best independent cafes.
Nairobi is a multifaceted African city undergoing dizzying development. It’s full of skyscrapers, crowded markets, and congested roads, but is also dotted with lush forests, hills, and a national park crawling with iconic wildlife. Therefore, there is a remarkable amount that can be experienced in just a couple of days.
The days are gone when Nairobi shopping was limited to crowded curio stalls, where endless bartering made patrons ask themselves just how much they wanted that little wooden statue anyway. Now, a smattering of independent, eclectic stores provide a platform for the country’s talented designers and artisans to sell items that truly represent and reflect the country’s creative energy.
Nairobi is known as the green city in the sun for good reason. Despite its rapid development, it still boasts areas of serene forest and sprawling savannah where visitors can get close to some of Kenya’s famed safari species. Here are the top five places to spot wildlife in Nairobi.
Nairobi is not only a transit hub for visitors heading to Kenya’s famous game reserves and coastal resorts, but it is also home to numerous attractions worth exploring. From wildlife sanctuaries to cultural institutions, Nairobi invites tourists to experience its vibrant atmosphere and rich heritage. Below, we highlight some essential spots to visit in the city.
If you’re headed to Nairobi and have a passion for African wildlife, you’ll want to make time for a visit to the capital’s famousGiraffe Centre. Founded and run by the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW), the center is undoubtedly one of Nairobi’s best-loved attractions. Originally set up as a breeding program for the endangered Rothschild’s giraffe, the center offers visitors the opportunity to get up close and personal with these magnificent creatures.
Have you ever stayed in a place where you could feel the history all around you? A place that feels frozen in time, where signs of a more decadent era can be seen at every turn? That is exactly how we felt staying at Fairmont, The Norfolk Hotel Nairobi.