Nairobi city is Kenya’s vibrant capital city, a stunning city that combines urban vibes with the tranquility of Kenya’s nature and wildlife that will keep guests locked in. And yes, you can enjoy a day tour in Nairobi City. This is the only day that would show off why Nairobi is so special, visitors will dive into rich history, local markets, natural museums, rich culture and get rewarded with the most unforgettable memories.

Places to visit on a day tour in Nairobi city.

National Museum of Kenya.

Nairobi city’s remarkable tour kicks off right at the museum hill where visitors are able to visit and capture memories at the National museum of Kenya. The spot is such a treasure to Nairobi city’s history and breaks down her past from human origins, diverse cultures and the road to independence.

Notable figures like Sir Robert Coryndon and Dr. Louis Leaky who crafted the bigger part of the museum to what it looks like today are recognized at the museum and you get to learn more about these key figures.

Whereas Robert was a nature lover, Leaky always went out of his way to hustle and invest cash in the museum, combining to come up with the National museum of Kenya.

Encountering Giraffes at the Nairobi Giraffe Center.

Next exciting stop while on a Nairobi city tour is the Nairobi giraffe Centre in Lang’ata. The place offers visitors such a remarkable opportunity of interacting and feeding the giant Rothschild’s giraffes.

The whole look of a giraffe is such a thing to remember; from their noticeable giant and tall stature, big eyes to their long tongues that spade food like no man’s business. The whole feeling of encountering giraffes and get to spend time with them is such unforgettable feeling as guests get to learn how to conserve these graceful natural creatures.

David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage.

After having some lunch, you’ll then transfer to this famous elephant orphanage that was founded in 1977 and named in honor of David Sheldrick, once a popular naturalist who is also Tsavo’s legend.

The center is home of orphaned elephants and rhinos that have been rescued from illegal wildlife activities like poaching. In here, visitors will have an opportunity to learn how the gentle wildlife is fed, bathed and tireless efforts for their rehabilitation. It is here that both orphaned elephants and rhinos are given a second shot at life.

Nairobi national park – wildlife in the city. 

Spending your afternoon in one of the Urban Wildlife spots is such a dream come true! Visitors won’t believe setting their eyes on this enormous home of nature in form of rocky pieces, forests and grasslands situated right in the heart of the City.

Visitors will be in for their game drives while sighting rhinos chilling, leopards, lions, elephants, giraffes, and numerous antelopes.

To imagine that these find home right in the middle of the busy business center is such unbelievable but entirely true as it shall be the visitor’s eyes to witness. The whole experience of visiting Nairobi national park is such unforgettable feeling as it offers a blend of modernity and wildlife all at once.

Evenings at the Nairobi City Market. 

What a perfect timing to grab fresh goods, souvenirs and handmade crafts to share back home with friends and family! The whole place is buzzing with busy stalls and friendly vendors and that’s how some visitors end up with colorful beads and hand-made crafts that weren’t on budget.

One would also agree that this is a perfect place for meat lovers – from chicken, beef, pork, you name it.

Nairobi carnivore restaurant. 

Wrap up the long exciting day tour at the Nairobi Carnivore Restaurant in Lang’ata. This is where all visitors have a full blast of the Nairobi Day tour. The place is a meat lover’s place and not the local meat but crocodile’s, ostrich’s and other exotic types of meats roasted right on live flames before your sight.

Best time to do a day tour in Nairobi City.

Nairobi city can actually be visited throughout the whole year even though the best time for such a less challenging and a no stress experience is the dry season of the year; between June and December.

The wet season is also fine with the day tour but not as fine given its cool temperatures and slippery trails.