City: Kenya
Top Things to do in Kenya
Top Hotels in Kenya
- 1. Crowne Plaza Nairobi Airport
- 2. PrideInn Paradise Beach Resort & Spa
- 3. Palacina Residence & Suites
- 4. Tamarind Tree Hotel
- 5. ibis Styles Hotel Westlands Nairobi
- 6. Voyager Beach Resort
- 7. Movenpick Hotel & Residences Nairobi
- 8. The Social House Nairobi, a Preferred Lifestyle Hotel
- 9. Trademark Hotel
- 10. PrideInn Hotel Nyali
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The 8 Best Zoos & Aquariums in Kenya, Kenya
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Restaurants in Kenya
1. David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Bidule005 - France, null
I visited David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, that is a non-profit trust, in January 2020. It was a unique and unforgettable experience At 11 am, the 17 orphan baby elephants come with their keepers around a muddy waterhole. Baby elephants are aged from 1-month to 3 years old. Firstly, we can see keepers feeding baby elephants with milk bottles. Second, we see baby elephants taking a muddy bath and playing together. It is clear that all baby elephants have very close relationship with their keepers and that they trust them, taking them for their mother. Interestingly, the keepers talk about each elephant baby story (age, where they were found, what happened to their mother…) and about their personality and behavior, allowing us to learn a lot of things about elephants. The aims of objective of David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust are also to release these orphan baby elephants in the wildlife, i.e.: in East Tsavo National Park, when they will be older 4-years old. They will be followed up in the wildness by the rangers, until they have joined a herd of wild elephants. At 5pm in the afternoon, , because I have had the opportunity to adopt 2 baby elephants: Kiasa and Ziwadi (50 euros per adoption), I was allowed to visit David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, when baby elephants came back to the stockades (you have to do a reservation). It was again a wonderful experience!!! You can talk with the keepers to learn more about baby elephants. Altogether, the work of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is huge for elephant survival in the wildlife. When you’ll come in Nairobi, I highly recommend to visit the centre and to support them in continuing their fantastic work.
2. Snake Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Safari14616596177
The staff here are very friendly and cooperative. Yo have to visit this place!! If you had a negative view on snakes that will definitely change by the time you are leaving this park. You even get to carry snakes on you and take photos of such achievements. They also have crocodiles, chameleons, turtles, tortoises & an owl. Its truly awesome.
3. Mamba Village Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 105 reviews
We provide you the opportunity to observe one of the world's most spectacular predators at close range in our Crocodile farm.
Reviewed By rra97 - Mombasa, Kenya
Crocodiles are huge there, Amazing scenery , tour guides are great , and crocodile meat is something you should try when you visit there
4. Nairobi Mamba Village
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 460 reviews
East Africa’s largest crocodile farm.
Reviewed By rizwanmawji - Nairobi, Kenya
Took the family and we had a great Sunday here! Lots to do horse riding, camel riding, bouncing castles, boating and we came on time for feeding time. It was breath taking watching the crocs grab their share of meal!
5. Massai Ostrich Resort & Farm
6. Mombasa Butterfly House
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 20 reviews
7. Mamba Village Kisumu
Crocodile and animal park, located in Mamboleo, Kisumu. Offers you a day out option for friends and family in Kisumu.
8. Kipepeo Aquarium
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 1 reviews
