Day Trip to Nairobi National Park and Giraffe Centre - 6:00 am: Depart from Nairobi city to Nairobi National Park (approximately 30-45 minutes drive) - 7:00 am: Arrive at the park and start the game drive - 10:00 am: Break for breakfast/picnic - 11:30 am: Continue the game drive, spotting wildlife like lions, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, and more - 1:00 pm: Have a packed lunch at the park or depart for the Giraffe Centre - 2:00 pm: Arrive at the Giraffe Centre, enjoy feeding and interacting with the friendly Rothschild's giraffes - 3:30 pm: Depart for Nairobi city Inclusions: - Park fees - Transport in a safari van with a pop-up roof - Game drive - Entrance fees to the Giraffe Centre - Packed lunch - Bottled water
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A senior and family-themed Kenya-Tanzania circuit exposes you to some of the best game parks in Kenya and Tanzania, filled with abundant wildlife and diverse cultures and landscapes. The highlights include Amboseli National Park, Lake Nakuru, Masai Mara in Kenya, Serengeti, Ngorongoro, and Lake Manyara in Tanzania. You'll discover and get a chance to trail the famous wildebeest migration from the Masai Mara, Serengeti to Ngorongoro, ending your safari in Nairobi or extending to the beach.
A typical African capital with a compact, high-rise centre surrounded by sprawling suburbs, busy Kampala is Uganda’s commercial, political and logistical hub but also one of East Africa’s most laid-back and friendly cities. Uganda’s only international airport is set next to Lake Victoria in Entebbe 35kms away. This small town serves as the country’s main entry and exit point and many visitors will spend a night here or in Kampala before and after their Uganda safari.
Combining easily with Bwindi Forest, Queen Elizabeth National Park is Uganda’s most popular and most accessible savannah reserve and is home to elephant, buffalo, leopard, numerous antelope species and the famous tree-climbing lions of the Ishasha Plains. Take a boat cruise on the Kazinga Channel to spot hippo and crocodile and don’t forget your binoculars: with a staggering 600 recorded bird species, Queen Elizabeth NP is one of the world’s premier bird-watching destinations.
