Explore Nairobi National Park, the only wildlife park in the world located within a capital city. Riding in a 4WD Jeep or Land Cruiser, travelers head out on a game drive across open grass plains and acacia bush in search of the park's resident wildlife, including endangered black rhinos, lions, leopards, giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, and over 400 species of birds. A highlight is the striking contrast of wild animals grazing with Nairobi's skyline in the background. The guide shares insight on the animals and the park's conservation work, with stops at scenic viewpoints for photos.

Visit the Nairobi National Museum, Kenya's flagship museum showcasing the country's rich natural history, culture, and heritage. Highlights include an extensive collection of prehistoric fossils and hominid remains tied to the Leakey family's paleontological discoveries, a gallery of Kenyan art, ethnic cultural exhibits from the country's diverse communities, and a taxidermy hall featuring the region's iconic wildlife. Travelers can also stroll the surrounding botanical gardens and snake park on the museum grounds. It's an easy way to add historical and cultural context to a wildlife-focused trip to Kenya.

Take in the sights of Kenya's capital on a guided drive through Nairobi's key landmarks and neighborhoods. Travelers get a feel for the city's mix of modern skyline and everyday Kenyan life, typically passing by or stopping at sites such as the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Uhuru Park, the Central Business District, Parliament Buildings, and Nairobi's leafy residential areas. The guide shares commentary on the city's history, growth, and culture along the way, offering context before or after time spent in the national park.