Kenya National Archives Tours and Tickets

Get to know a Nairobi beyond its history during this private walking tour with former street children. Follow your guides through the city streets and learn about their upbringing on the streets and how they transformed their lives with the Nai Nami project for underprivileged youths. Learn about life on the street, ask questions, and develop personal connections with the locals during this storytelling tour.

This is a Half Day Nairobi walking & Bus tour designed to give you a snap shot of the rich history and culture of the Kenyan people in East Africa's most sophisticated city. This tour includes a city walk and a ride on the famous Matatus with visits to museums. You will also get a complementary Kenya's finest local beer/juice if you book through our website

Explore the different neighbourhood of Nairobi in Central business district,where you explore and visit some of the Nairobi attraction centres such as,Kenya National Archives,Kencom bus station,Kenya international conference centre(KICC),Railway station,uhuru park,Nairobi city hall,Nairobi city market,Jevangee garden,University of nairobi,Globe roundabout,Nairobi Museum,Galzon fenzi monument,gods corner,upperhill of nairobi and so many we are going to explore together

Pick up at 6:00am from the hotel and held to Nairobi National Park the only park inside a city, have a game drive for about 3hrs where will have a chance to see among the big five then proceed to Naivasha a drive of 100km on the way stop at Rift Valley Escarpment for photography Arrive at Hell's Gate National Park and do a game drive while other do the biking riding through the park them proceed down to the gorges as well get closer to wildlife like zebras Proceed to Lake Naivasha for boat ride for about 2hrs then Return back to your hotel

With a full day to explore, get an authentic insight into Nairobi life. With a like-minded local by your side you will experience the vibrant and exciting culture of the city, as you discover the same of most iconic attractions as well as getting a taste of local delicacies and way of life in off the beaten path locations. Your experience will be fully personalized to include the famous sites and areas you’d most likely want to explore, in addition to hidden spots creating a memorable day in Kenya!

This is our special tour that adds a historical touch to Nairobi's walking tours. It gives you an opportunity to view Nairobi in a different perspective.

A 3-day safari at two of Kenya’s most famous parks – Tsavo West and Amboseli. Tsavo West is immense and its great plains are filed with herds of elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo and rhino. No other park in Kenya features as many elephants as Amboseli. Set against the backdrop of world-famous Kilimanjaro, sunsets here are spectacular. The Amboseli national park lies at the floor of the Mount Kilimanjaro – Africa’s highest mountain. Your 3 days safari shall spend a night at each of the national parks with game drives for wildlife viewing and awesome landscapes.

This tour is aimed at giving an an indepth view of Nairobi and its most important features. We give our clients a chance to experience the day to day lives of Kenyans by waking in the same streets, visiting some major attractions and learning new things about the country. Our tour involves both certified and local guides to ensure that our clients get an authentic experience.

Spend time encountering huge herds of wildebeest and the “big five” in the Maasai Mara, enjoy twice daily game drives.

Using the same paths walked by the nomadic tribes since the dawn of civilisation, horseback safaris allow for enjoyable, uninterrupted rides across open country with the freedom to move with the wildlife. From helicopter rides to game viewing on horse back to multiple Elephant spotting then the village people interactions will leave you with life long unforgettable tale telling memories.

The verdant riverine forest is the preferred habitat for Leopard and abundant birdlife including 2 local species. In all, there are more than 400 bird species - the Taita Falcon, Palm Nut Vulture, Great Egret and Yellow-billed Oxpecker to name a few, have been recorded here. Kamunyuk the Lioness is a famous resident of Samburu due to her adoption of an orphaned Oryx. Shaba is associated with Joy Adamson (author of Born Free), who spent her last years in the reserve returning a Leopard into the wild. The book Queen of Shaba is about this experience. Shaba has also been the site for a Survivor Africa programme. Umoja near Archer's Post (on the way to the Samburu Reserve), is the site of a ground-breaking Game viewing is the primary activity via game drives and walks, also birding and lodge activities. Cultural interaction with the fascinating Samburu people who are linked to the Maasai is also offered. Sometimes you can go river rafting in Samburu when the waters are high

Kenya attracts plenty of repeat visitors. The main reason for this is the unpredictability of its game reserves (no two days on safari are ever alike) and its immense variety of safari destinations (it would be difficult to do full justice to more than half of them in the course of one vacation).

Get to explore some of the best places to spot wild games and explore the natural wonders. From the Great Rift Valley, amazing lakes and the world renowned Maasai Mara

Enjoy walking along the streets of Nairobi with maasai mara safaris guide. As one of the largest cities in all of Africa, Nairobi can be a handful for first-time visitors. Get a grip on this super-sized city by booking a guided tour, which takes you to attractions like the Nairobi Railway Museum, Kenyatta International Convention Center, and National Archives. Your guide narrates to you of the city’s history and culture while you walk to top Nairobi landmarks..

Kenya is the land of variety, everywhere you go there are different tribes, elegant in their finery. The culture here is a real highlight but areas such as the Masai Mara, when combined with the North (Samburu, Laikipia or Meru) are so different you feel as if you’ve been in two different countries. We kwezi safaris work with some of Kenya’s most remote and luxurious safari camps, so overcrowding isn’t an issue for our guests. It is the Kenyan people themselves that often make your safari here so special

The verdant riverine forest is the preferred habitat for Leopard and abundant birdlife including 2 local species. In all, there are more than 400 bird species - the Taita Falcon, Palm Nut Vulture, Great Egret and Yellow-billed Oxpecker to name a few, have been recorded here. Kamunyuk the Lioness is a famous resident of Samburu due to her adoption of an orphaned Oryx. Shaba is associated with Joy Adamson (author of Born Free), who spent her last years in the reserve returning a Leopard into the wild. The book Queen of Shaba is about this experience. Shaba has also been the site for a Survivor Africa programme. Umoja near Archer's Post (on the way to the Samburu Reserve), is the site of a ground-breaking Game viewing is the primary activity via game drives and walks, also birding and lodge activities. Cultural interaction with the fascinating Samburu people who are linked to the Maasai is also offered. Sometimes you can go river rafting in Samburu when the waters are high