Overview

Visiting Nairobi National Park offers a unique safari experience just outside Kenya’s capital. Located only 7 kilometers from the city center, it’s the only park in the world bordering a major urban area. This makes it perfect for a quick escape into the wild.

The park spans 117 square kilometers with a mix of grasslands, acacia trees, and riverine forests. It is home to iconic wildlife like lions, leopards, and giraffes. The park also protects black and white rhinos, making it a key spot for rhino conservation.

Bird lovers will enjoy spotting over 400 bird species, including ostriches and migratory birds. Visitors can also explore the Ivory Burning Site, a symbol of Kenya’s fight against poaching. This site offers insight into the country’s strong commitment to wildlife protection.