Nairobi staycation self-drive 2025 deals

from $120.00

Duration

3 days

Max People

100

Tour Type

Safari

Reviews

(3)

4.33 /5

Overview

A staycation in Nairobi, Kenya’s bustling capital, offers a unique blend of urban excitement, cultural immersion, and access to nearby natural attractions—all without having to travel far. Nairobi is a vibrant city where modernity meets history, and nature is just around the corner, making it a fantastic destination for locals and international visitors looking to unwind, explore, and relax.


Hotel	Per person sharing	Solo occupancy	Child sharing	Meal plan
Clarion Hotel	11,900	16,800	6,000	FB
Olive gardens	13,200	22,000	6,600	BB
Swara acacia	15,400	28,150	13,200	FB
Sakinas at Karen	19,200	24,600	9,650	FB
Prideinn azure	22,700	33,900	11,400	BB
Lerruat log	25,300	38,600	12,600	FB

Kindly note:

Transport and Activities can be organized at request
Rooms are subject to availability and rate change at the time of booking

Validity: Till 31Dec,2025

Inclusive

3 Days 2 nights’ accommodation
Meals as per the chosen hotel
Use of hotel facilities & Entertainment

Tour Plan

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1. Nairobi National Park

Just a short drive from the city center, Nairobi National Park is a unique wildlife reserve where visitors can see a variety of animals, including lions, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos, with the city skyline as a backdrop. You can enjoy a game drive, nature walks, or even a picnic in the park. It’s an ideal spot for those wanting a safari experience without leaving the city.

2. David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust

This world-renowned elephant orphanage is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating elephants. Visitors can watch baby elephants being fed and playing in the mud, and learn about the trust’s conservation efforts. It’s a heartwarming experience that offers insight into wildlife conservation in Kenya.

3. Giraffe Centre

The Giraffe Centre in Nairobi is a conservation center dedicated to the endangered Rothschild giraffe. Guests can feed and interact with these gentle giants and learn about giraffe conservation efforts. The lush, peaceful surroundings make it a lovely spot for a relaxed day out.

4. Karen Blixen Museum

Located in the serene Karen suburb, this museum was once the home of Danish author Karen Blixen, best known for her memoir Out of Africa. The museum provides a fascinating look at her life in Kenya and offers beautiful views of the Ngong Hills. The lush gardens surrounding the house make it a lovely place for a quiet afternoon.

5. Nairobi Railway Museum

For history buffs, the Nairobi Railway Museum offers a peek into Kenya’s colonial past, showcasing the history of the railway system and its importance in the development of the country. The museum is home to historic trains and exhibits, making it an interesting stop for those interested in Kenyan heritage.

6. Kazuri Beads Tour

For a more hands-on experience, you can visit Kazuri, a local workshop where handmade pottery and beads are crafted. Take a tour to see the artisans at work and purchase unique handcrafted jewelry and pottery as souvenirs.

7. Nairobi Railway Golf Club

Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a round at the Nairobi Railway Golf Club, one of the oldest golf clubs in Kenya. Located in the heart of Nairobi, it offers a serene atmosphere with lush greenery and is a great spot for both beginners and experienced golfers.

8. Ngong Hills

A short drive from Nairobi, the Ngong Hills offers beautiful views of the Great Rift Valley and is a perfect spot for a day trip. The hills are great for hiking, picnics, and simply enjoying the fresh air while gazing at the vast landscapes.