Safaris in the African Wild

Nairobi National Park

HIGHLIGHT
Wildlife photography, Giraffes, Lions, Leopards, Rhinos, Cape Buffaloes, Zebras.

Nairobi, Kenya

Exploring a
wildlife Oasis in a City

Nairobi National Park stands as a unique global marvel: a bustling, fully operational game reserve located just a few kilometres from a major city capital. This incredible ecosystem is separated from the metropolis by an electric fence on three sides, leaving the southern boundary completely open to allow migrating wildlife to move naturally between the park and the adjacent Athi-Kapiti plains.
It is a place where you can capture a truly surreal photograph - a wild lion resting in golden savannah grass with the towering glass skyscrapers of Nairobi's central business district forming the backdrop.

Wildlife Photography:
The park provides one of the most visually fascinating safari backdrops in the world. Wildlife photographers flock here to capture iconic images of giraffes, rhinos, and lions moving across open grasslands with an urban skyline cutting across the horizon.

“Big Four” Experience:
The reserve hosts thriving populations of “four” of the classic big five game, including rhinos, lions, leopards, Cape buffaloes, and large prides of hyenas, alongside Maasai giraffes and zebras.

What's the weather like?

When to visit Nairobi National Park

Best Time for Wildlife Spotting: July to March (The dry seasons; grasses dry up and thin out significantly, forcing wildlife to gather around the park’s permanent man-made dams and the Mbagathi River).

Dry Season
June to October
Wet Season
April to May & November
High Season
July to October

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