Nairobi Safari Walk

The Closest You Can Get to the Wild

Step into the wild, without leaving the city. Nairobi Safari Walk is not just a nature trail; it’s a thrilling plunge into Kenya’s untamed beauty, wrapped in the heart of the capital. With three simulated ecosystems; wetland, savannah, and forest. This immersive experience lets you explore the country’s rich biodiversity from a raised wooden boardwalk that winds through lush habitats and rocky thickets, all overlooking the Mokoyet River.

Here, you don’t just see wildlife, you feel it. Watch white rhinos graze, big cats prowl, and pygmy hippos splash, all from a safe but exhilarating vantage point. Crocodiles lurk in the wetlands, antelopes leap through the brush, and primates swing overhead. It’s a living showcase of Kenya’s natural heritage, with over 150 indigenous tree species adding to the sensory feast.

But Nairobi Safari Walk is more than a spectacle, it’s a mission. It’s a hub for conservation education, rallying students, families, and curious minds to protect Kenya’s wildlife legacy. Interactive exhibits and identification boards bring each animal’s story to life, while the Children’s Museum, with its vivid diorama, sparks wonder in young explorers.

Whether you’re strolling, birdwatching, picnicking, or diving into a hands-on learning experience, the Safari Walk offers something unforgettable. And for those who want to go deeper, volunteer and internship programs open the door to real conservation work; perfect for students and global visitors alike.

It’s wild. It’s real. It’s right here in Nairobi.