Day 1 - arrival
* Arrival to the airport
* Buy SIM card from the airport (or try the new eSims)
* exchange some cash
* taxi to accommodation
* optional: night walk in the city and dinner
Day 2 - 4- Safari
Massai Mara - or whatever we choose
Suggested by a Kenyan friend who knows them and trusts them. We need to check price and agenda with them.
Day 5 - Kibera Slum plus other activities
First half of the day
Kibera Slum
Kibera slum
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There are free tours
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Second half of the day optional from the below or other preferences
Cooking class from 5 PM or earlier
Free walking tour around Nairobi
What does it include in the 2 hours?
1. Uhuru Park
2. KICC Building
3. Tour around CBD
4. Nairobi City Market (we get to see real Kenyan food)
5. Mount Kenya from KICC building
6. Nairobi downtown
7. National archive museum
8. Jevanjee Gardens
9. Railway museum
10. Parliament of Kenya
What does it include in the 2 hours?
1. August 7th memorial park
2. Kencom house
3. Tom Mboya Statue
4. KICC
5. Masai Market
6. Uhuru Park
7. Free food tasting
Day 6 - hells gate and lake naiwasha
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Day 7 - tea and coffee farm
Fairview Coffee Estate
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2-3 hours tour with pick up and drop off
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Depending how long the tea and coffee factory will take
Giraffe Centre
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Tow option for free tour, one is just about giraffes the other includes other sightseeing.
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Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage
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Day 8 - Nairobi - Mombasa
Maybe the best way is to fly to save time
Probably just rest on the beach
Day 9 - Mombasa Watamu
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Day 10 - Beach and optional activities
DAY 11 - back home
Side note : I can see you Attila dancing with them :D
PAID tours and activities
Jiko Restaurant At Tribe Hotel
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Trip advisor number 1 but it looks to fancy even for my taste 😅
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Under the Swahili Tree
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They have normal options also vegetarian pizza and halloumi burger
Booming in popularity, Under the Swahili Tree is a firm family favourite since it opened in the latter half of 2022. Set in delightful gardens off Marula Lane in Karen, there’s space for the kiddies to run around and on weekends they have a bouncy castle, make your own pizzas and often pottery making or face-painting. There’s a wide menu ranging from snapper taco’s, pizzas, currys, and salads and there’s nearly always a special think crab burgers or lamb tagine and they do a mean Sunday Roast. Emma, the owner, is excellent at setting up events, they’ve held karaoke, gin tasting nights, speed dating and art exhibitions to name just a few. I recommend you sign up to their instagram or Facebook to keep abreast of the many events
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Talisman Restaurant
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New your times best restaurant in Nairobi but also for party
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Mama Oliech Restaurant
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Eat ugali and “wet fry” fish (or one of many other Kenyan dishes) for lunch at Mama Oliech.
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Uhuru Gardens
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Part of the free walking tour
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Uhuru Park
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Part of the Nairobi tour
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Kenya Railway Museum
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Part of the free walking tour
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Jeevanjee Gardens
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Part of the free tour
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