Nairobi National Park with African Heritage House and Bomas of Kenya.
Check in early in early in the morning into the only wildlife park in the capital of a country, Nairobi National Park! It boasts as a thoroughly rewarding game drive and safari. The park has the big four of Lion, Rhino, Leopard and Buffalo alongside Wildbeest, Africa’s biggest antelope; the Eland, majestic Giraffes, Hippos, Crocodiles, Ostriches, Warthogs, Hyenas, Cheetahs, Baboons, Impala, Topi, Zebra, DikDik and Hartebeest.
A stop over at the Ivory burning site gives you a glimpse into the ever continuing battle between conservation and poaching and the triumphs that have been recorded so far.
Several picnic sites exist in the park that allows to get a health break, grab a snack or picnic meal, host a cocktail in the wild or enjoy the beauty of mother nature.
We then proceed to The African Heritage House about twenty-five minutes from the David Sheldrick Elephant Trust. This is like going through traditional Africa and especially African huts and arts from one stop. Having been a co-founder of the African Heritage Gallery together with Kenya’s second vice president, the owner, American Alan Donovan is both unreserved in his collection of African art as well as varied. Everything from jewelry, musical instruments, home appliances, decorative pieces as well as fabric is to be found here.
The house itself combines several models of huts from all over Africa. A restaurant within the house offers breakfast, lunch and dinner and is delightfully prepared and presented. The fact that you can enjoy your meals as you enjoy the views of Nairobi National Park from the facility adds that extra magic to the whole experience.
Check in at the Bomas of Kenya. This is a one stop center for a display into the cultures of Kenya including models of their traditional homes and display of their cultural paraphernalia. The cultural dances picking from all over Kenya at 4:00pm are not to be missed.
You will then be dropped back to your hotel/home.