SELECT YOUR EXPERIENCE: 1. Nairobi National Park Only The pure safari experience. A 4-hour private 4x4 game drive through the world's only wildlife capital. 2. Nairobi National Park + Giraffe Centre Wildlife from the ground and the sky. Morning game drive followed by hand-feeding endangered Rothschild giraffes. 3. Nairobi National Park + David Sheldrick The Conservation Duo. Spot lions in the wild, then meet the world-famous orphaned baby elephants at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. 4. Nairobi National Park Full Day (Added Sites) The "Nairobi Deep-Dive." Includes the Park, Sheldrick, and Giraffe Centre, plus the Karen Blixen Museum and Kazuri Beads for a touch of history and culture. 5. Nairobi National Park + 5 Elite Sites The "Grand Slam" of Nairobi. A full-day marathon including: Nairobi National Park David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage The Giraffe Centre Karen Blixen Museum Bomas of Kenya (Cultural Dances) City tour National museum

What Travelers Will See & Do: The 11:00 AM Public Viewing: This is a strictly timed, one-hour window. You’ll stand at the edge of the mud bath as dozens of orphaned baby elephants (from newborns to toddlers) stampede into the arena for their giant milk bottles. Tactile Interaction: If you are at the rope line, these playful giants often come close enough to touch. You’ll feel their coarse, bristly skin and watch them play-fight, roll in the red dust, and blast each other with water. Hear the Rescue Stories: Each elephant has a name and a story. You’ll listen to the Keepers explain how they were rescued from snares, droughts, or poachers across Kenya. The Foster Program: You get the chance to "adopt" an orphan on the spot (approx. $50/year), giving you private updates on your elephant’s journey back to the wild.

The "Eye-to-Eye" Kiss: This isn't a zoo. You will stand on a raised wooden observation platform that puts you exactly at eye level with the world’s tallest land mammals. Hand-Feeding: We provide you with specially formulated nutrient pellets. You will experience the sandpaper-like texture of a 12-inch long, blue-grey tongue as the endangered Rothschild Giraffes take food directly from your hand. Conservation in Action: You’ll see the breeding pens where calves are raised before being released back into the wild (like at Ruma National Park). The Nature Trail: If your itinerary allows, we take a 1.5km stroll through the Gogo River Bird Sanctuary on-site to spot rare birds and smaller dik-diks.