Nairobi elephant sanctuary and giraffe center day tour is the stunning and thrilling way of exploring Nairobi. At eight in the morning, our safari guide come get you from the airport or your hotel. You will be taken on your tour in a cosy private pop-top safari minivan.
Prepare to explore two of the world’s most distinctive wildlife sanctuaries. You will get up close and personal with orphaned young elephants and endangered Rothschild’s giraffes on this half-day excursion! What a fantastic way to explore the distinctive wildlife parks in Nairobi.
This early excursion lasts five to six hours, during which we visit the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and the Giraffe Centre, which is home to a tower of giraffes. Come for the adventure, guests of all ages will love it.
In the morning Giraffe Centre.
Here, climb the feeding tower and give a food pellet to a giraffe. Not only could he (or she) accept your offer, but you might also get a kiss in return! At the Giraffe Centre, the main refuge for the critically endangered Rothschild’s giraffe, such incidents are frequent.
Since its founding in 1979, the Centre has been in charge of protecting and propagating this exquisite giraffe subspecies. Thanks to the extraordinary efforts of their founders, Jock and Betty Leslie-Melville, they have come back to life and are now spreading throughout Africa.
By acknowledging and showing interest, you may contribute to this endeavour. You may find out more about how the giraffes are taken care of and eventually returned to Kenya’s parks at this Information Centre.
Prepare yourself for lots of entertaining company Kenyan youngsters love visiting the Centre with their schools and taking in the sight of the enormous giraffes. Then, it’s a quick drive to the elephant orphanage.
David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage.
You’ll get to this renowned animal sanctuary in time for the 11:00 am daily feeding. Imagine the sight of dozens of baby elephants running to their handlers and latching on to giant baby bottles! This scene is so adorable.
It’s bath time after the babies have finished their formula. The baby elephants tumble around in the mud a few feet away from you, playing and splattering each other.
Elephants from Kenya and other countries that are orphans find refuge in this extremely special location. These infants have finally found a secure home after being saved from the drought, accidents, or being poached for their ivory.
The orphanage has saved over 200 infant elephants and juvenile rhinos, making it the most successful sanctuary of its kind in the world. To date, 100 of the young charges that were pampered and lovingly raised have been returned to the wild.
After visiting the Nairobi Animal Orphanage you will there return to back to your hotel which will make your day to come to the end.
Safari includes.
Safari experiences.
Enroute lunch.
All the entrance fees.
Animal viewing experience.
Safari vehicle.
Well experienced safari guide.
Pickups and dropffs.
Safari excludes.
Visas.
Activity not included in the itinerary.
Soft drinks and beverages.
Tips.