Top 10 Things to do in Kenya, Kenya

October 19, 2021 Joeann Galban

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1. Nairobi National Park

Langata Road, Nairobi Kenya +254 20 602121 [email protected] http://www.kws.go.ke/parks/nairobi-national-park
Excellent
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Good
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Satisfactory
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4.5 based on 3,321 reviews

Nairobi National Park

Noble black rhinos are the highlight of this amazing park, Kenya’s first national park and a local treasure.

Reviewed By nualap2014

As you travel through Nairobi National Park's 45 square miles, you'll find it hard to believe that you are in a modern city. The city's skyline in the distance, is the only reminder. The park is teeming with wildlife, all protected by aircraft overhead and discreet armed guards. You can expect to see lions, rhinos, buffaloes, giraffes and many others animals and birds, roaming in the grassy plains under the occasional acacia tree. If you don't have time for a full scale safari, when you visit Kenya you'll be glad you visited Nairobi National Park.

2. Giraffe Centre

Duma Rd, Nairobi Kenya +254 20 8070804 [email protected] http://giraffecenter.org/
Excellent
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Satisfactory
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4.5 based on 5,125 reviews

Giraffe Centre

It is a place that seeks to secure our environment. Our main work is to carry out environment conserving initiatives. The care for giraffes that are endangered is one of the conservation activities that we do.

Reviewed By travelwithshreya - Phitsanulok, Thailand

Giraffe center is the best sanctuary for the rare Rothschild giraffe. Giraffe Center is a breeding, research, and conservation center where you can learn about Rothschild giraffes and get the opportunity to feed giraffes.

3. Watamu National Marine Park

Watamu 80202 Kenya +254 702 981935 [email protected] http://www.kws.go.ke/content/watamu-marine-national-park-reserve
Excellent
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4.5 based on 594 reviews

Watamu National Marine Park

Reviewed By PilipiliNdogo - Nairobi, Kenya

Surrounded by the Clean and white sandy Watamu beach and nestled in the marine reserve it has unique coral reef garden and rich with turtles, cute fishes making it perfect for snorkeling or glass bottom boat rides.

4. Mida Creek

Watamu Marine National Park, Watamu 80202 Kenya
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4.5 based on 748 reviews

Mida Creek

Reviewed By PilipiliNdogo - Nairobi, Kenya

The adventure starts from the “wobbly” boardwalk as you balance yourself as you walk till the end, this was such a thrill Board your canoe here and the calm ocean gently rocks you to the creek, if the tide & water level is low you can get off at garden of eden to catch the sunset as the water turns to a shimmery gold, such a sight to behold! If you’re adventurous you can kayak, stand up paddle boarding or float around the mangroves in the creek experiencing it all and hopefully see some birds hunting in the shallow waters. We used a local guide who was very informative & affordable.

5. Watamu Beach

Watamu, Malindi 80200 Kenya
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4.5 based on 688 reviews

Watamu Beach

The coastal village of Watamu is known for its wonderful white sand beach. The region is protected as part of the Watamu National Marine Park.

Reviewed By SawaMA - Kigali, Rwanda

Watamu Beach especially near Fortamu is a paradise. Beautiful white sand beach where you can walk freely and enjoy the spectacular view. During high tides you can enjoy the water that is giving the sensation of a warm bathtub. I spent a wonderful week! Definitively a place to visit in Kenya.

6. David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

Mbagathi Road Kws Workshop Entrance - Nairobi National Park, Nairobi 00503 Kenya +254 733 891996 [email protected] http://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org
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4.5 based on 6,533 reviews

David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (DSWT) Elephant Nursery in Nairobi National Park provides a safe haven to orphaned baby elephants rescued by the DSWT. The Nursery provides the first stage in the hand-rearing and development of milk dependent baby elephants. Once they graduate from the Nursery, aged 2-3 years, the elephants move to one of the DSWT's Reintegration Centres in Tsavo East National Park, from where they will ultimately return to the wild.

Reviewed By marianne333607 - New Jersey, United States

What a wonderful elephant orphanage,also home to an 11 year old blind rhino!!Hearing the narrator talk about each elephant's history and seeing them romp and play was a memorable experience.What a joy!!!!!!

7. Diani Beach

Diani Beach, Ukunda Kenya
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4.5 based on 1,844 reviews

Diani Beach

Reviewed By 59purityf - Bulgaria, null

Lovely beach,white sands with clear warm water and lots of palms along the beach ,plenty of bars, restaurant, stayed in the maji hotel, very friendly staffs,highly recommend copacabana beach bar opposite the maji hotel.nice view with friendly staffs too.thanks manuu and Star for the transfers with some tours, I also recommend all visitors to diani to whatsaap this amazing local guides for better deals +254715577497

8. Fort Jesus Museum

Ndia Kuu, Mombasa 00200 Kenya +254 722 253458 [email protected] http://www.museums.or.ke
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4.0 based on 951 reviews

Fort Jesus Museum

Fort Jesus is Mombasa’s most popular tourist attraction. The fort, located along the coastline near the Old Town, is a monumental piece of architecture that was built in the 16th century by the Portuguese. The fort has a museum that displays various artifacts from the era where Mombasa served as a transit point for the slave trade and commodities, and which enjoyed regular visits by seafarers and the like

Reviewed By munirmohamedy - Mombasa, Kenya

It's a natural museum of Mombasa.. great history keeping.. great Indian Ocean view.. affordable.. tour guide available.

9. Haller Park

North Coast of Mombasa along the Mombasa Malindi Road, Mombasa 80100 Kenya +254 721 381949 les.info @ bamburi.lafarge.com http://lafargeecosystems.co.ke/index.php/our-products/haller-park-2
Excellent
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Satisfactory
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4.0 based on 1,163 reviews

Haller Park

Reviewed By Safariafficionado - Kampala, Uganda

I have seen Haller Park, formerly known as the Bamburi Nature Trail, grow from its humble starts in the 70's to what it is today, a text book example of a wasteland transformation which turned it into a nature reserve and home for many species of animals and birds. A must visit location when in Mombasa.

10. Nyali Beach

Mombasa Kenya
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4.0 based on 366 reviews

Nyali Beach

Reviewed By jacksonk590 - Eilat, Israel

One of the most beautiful beach,not as crowded as Kenyatta beach.nyali beach is very quiet and it has the best atmosphere.its very close to the shopping centers like naivas just a walking distance.we had the best time with maxi sally for tours .he is the best guy to walk with him for the old town history ,safari tsavo and also booked a fishing trip with him +254 726 382 358

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