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Nairobi National Park-David Sheldrick-Giraffe-Karen Blixen
Morning game drive at Nairobi Nat Park, Home of 4 of the "Big Five". Visit Orphaned Elephants at David Sheldrick, Giraffes at Giraffe Centre & Karen Blixen Museum home of the movie "Out of Africa"
Highlights
- Tour Nairobi National Park
- Visit the orphaned Elephants
- Have lunch / snack with Rothschild's Giraffes
- Visit Karen Blixen Museum the home of the movie 'Out of Africa'
Description
Nairobi National Park This unique wildlife sanctuary is just a few kilometers from Nairobi's bustling city center. Despite its proximity over 50 species of mammals can be found there, including four of the 'Big Five'. The park is one of Kenya's most successful rhino sanctuaries and sightings of Black Rhino are almost guaranteed. The park has a rich and diverse range of bird-life with 400 species recorded, however all species are not always present and some are seasonal. Giraffe Centre Later proceed to The Langata Giraffe Centre to view and feed the famous Rothschild's giraffe from a specially constructed viewing platform. These are an endangered species in Kenya. Karen Blixen Museum All fans of the movie 'Out of Africa' will want to pay a visit to the Karen Blixen Museum at Rungstedlund. The Karen Blixen Museum opened in May 1991. It occupies the house in which Karen Blixen was born, Rungstedlund, and to which she returned in 1931 following 17 years as a farmer in Africa. She lived at Rungstedlund until her death in 1962, from here that she wrote all her internationally renowned stories.Includes
Hotel pick up and drop off Transport in safari van fitted with pop-up roof for ease of game viewing and photography Services of an experienced English-speaking driver/guide Driver’s allowance liter mineral water bottle per personEasy cancellation
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