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Whether you’re looking to build strength, burn fat, boost your cardio, or find your flow, Power Flex has everything you need under one roof. Our state-of-the-art facility is stocked with modern weightlifting equipment, cardio machines, and a dedicated studio for dynamic group classes.

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Set in a beautiful garden setting, Oodles Garden Restaurant offers a relaxing escape from the everyday hustle — the perfect spot for a romantic dinner, family gathering, or casual brunch with friends. The lush greenery, open-air ambiance, and warm lighting create a serene atmosphere that complements every dining occasion.

Our menu features a delicious variety of African and international dishes, all prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From sizzling grills and flavorful vegetarian options to refreshing drinks and decadent desserts, every bite at Oodles is crafted with care and creativity.

Enjoy exceptional service, peaceful surroundings, and memorable flavors that make every visit to Oodles Garden Restaurant a delightful experience.

Oodles Garden Restaurant: Where nature and flavor come together beautifully.

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Buruburu 1 Primary School stands as a public institution dedicated to foundational education, strategically positioned to serve the local community. The school’s infrastructure, characterized by practical multi-story classroom blocks and secure perimeter fencing, facilitates a structured and secure learning environment for its pupils. Within its grounds, the institution upholds a formal academic atmosphere where a standardized national curriculum is delivered, fostering discipline and intellectual development from an early age.

As a government-maintained primary school, it operates as a crucial civic pillar, providing essential educational services and cultivating the foundational knowledge and civic values required for students’ subsequent academic advancement and integration into the broader society.

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Each of the four bedrooms is well appointed to provide restful nights after a long day of work or exploration. The home is complemented by an immaculate private garden, a rare find in the city, where guests can enjoy outdoor dining, unwind with a book, or simply relax in a peaceful, green setting.

The location is secure and family-friendly, offering ample parking and easy access to Nairobi’s major roads. Guests will appreciate being close to shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment options, while still enjoying the calm atmosphere of a residential neighborhood. With the central business district only a short drive away, the house strikes the perfect balance between serenity and convenience.

Whether you are visiting Nairobi for business, leisure, or a family gathering, this home in Buruburu Phase 2 offers an inviting and comfortable space where you can experience the best of Eastlands hospitality. Book your stay today and make this peaceful property your home away from home.

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LEE’S makes it easy with fast, fresh, and filling takeaways. Bold flavors, quick service, and unbeatable taste—that’s what keeps everyone coming back for more.

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Discover Ashaki Grill — Nairobi’s ultimate spot for authentic African flavors and unforgettable dining!

Nestled along Kindaruma Road, Ashaki Grill is where vibrant culture meets irresistible taste. Savor tender, smoky grilled meats, rich African stews, and flavorful vegetarian delights — all made with the freshest locally sourced ingredients. Every dish is a celebration of Africa’s rich culinary heritage, prepared with passion and served with warmth.

Whether you’re dining indoors or enjoying the fresh Nairobi breeze on our outdoor patio, Ashaki Grill offers an inviting atmosphere perfect for family meals, friendly get-togethers, or romantic evenings.

And the experience doesn’t stop with the food — enjoy live music and cultural performances that bring Kenya’s spirit to life every week.

Come for the food, stay for the vibe — at Ashaki Grill, every meal is more than just dining; it’s a journey through Africa’s vibrant flavors and rhythms.

Visit us today on Kindaruma Road, Nairobi — where great taste meets great times!

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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.

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The World’s only Wildlife Capital

Beyond the towering skyscrapers and the deafening music from the most popular Nairobi’s means of commute – matatus or mathrees as they are locally known, lies a haven of peace and tranquility. About 10Km drive out of Nairobi Central Business District is Nairobi National Park, the world’s only wildlife capital with a wide variety of wildlife, birdlife and the best scenic views from the park and beyond. The park is a popular outing space for families, couples and organized groups.

A short drive out of Nairobi’s central business district is the Nairobi National Park. Wide open grass plains and backdrop of the city scrapers, scattered acacia bush play host to a wide variety of wildlife including the endangered black rhino, lions, leopards, cheetahs, hyenas, buffaloes, giraffes and diverse birdlife with over 400 species recorded.

Visitors can enjoy the park’s picnic sites, three campsites and the walking trails for hikers.

Attractions & Activities

A great game viewing experience awaits wildlife lovers against the city backdrop. Common animal species include – Giraffe, leopard, zebra, buffalo, antelope, lion, black and white rhino, hippo, and crocodile. The park is a thriving rhino sanctuary and is one of Kenya’s most successful rhino sanctuaries.

The park’s exceptional birdlife records a remarkable over 400 species whose numbers tend to swell up between March and May when a host of European migrants make the park their home.

Picnic and event sites that include Impala observation point, Ivory burning site, Kingfisher picnic site, the club house and Mokoyiet picnic site offer perfect grounds for weddings, bush dinners, team building, corporate events and picnic outings.

Endless activity options that visitors can indulge in include: Scenic and game viewing, picnicking, bird watching, team building. The three options of taking up a game drive are; Self-drive, hire of VIP tour vans, Bus Shuttles (over Easter and Christmas holidays).

NB: For more information on hire of VIP tour van services contact the park warden.

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