Enjoy a thrilling morning game drive at Nairobi National Park, the only national park within a city in the world, across open plains and acacia woodlands as you look out for lions, rhinos, buffalo, zebras, giraffes, and more — all set against the dramatic Nairobi skyline.

Continue to the Giraffe Centre, home to the endangered Rothschild’s giraffes. Learn about their conservation story, get the chance to hand-feed these gentle giants from a raised platform, and capture unforgettable photos.

End your day at the Kobe Beads Factory in Karen, where talented Kenyan women craft beautiful handmade beads and jewelry. Learn about the bead-making process, support local artisans, and perhaps pick up a few souvenirs before returning to your hotel.

Kazuri, derived from the Swahili word for "small and beautiful," was founded in 1975 by Lady Susan Wood in Nairobi, Kenya with not much but a love for collecting beads and a dream to create employment opportunities for women from the area. Thus a humble workshop with two employees emerged and a remarkable journey began. By the late 1980’s the operation had moved from Woods’ garden shed to a factory which employed over 100 people. Fast forward to the present, Kazuri remains a world-renowned brand and champion of sustainable, handcrafted jewelry. Every necklace, bracelet, and earring carries the essence of its maker's dedication and creativity, making it truly one-of-a-kind. Stocked in several countries and worn by fans like Meryl Streep, the brand continues in a long and rich heritage of adornment in Kenya while celebrating the country’s beauty and nature through sustainably crafted jewelry.