Nairobi

Kenya’s capital is a nexus of government, commerce, and culture, presenting a multifaceted experience that diverges from the singular narrative often assigned to African urban centers

Conventional safari routes often shortchange Nairobi, using it merely as a transit point. This does a disservice to what is arguably Kenya’s beating heart. Nairobi is a hub for contemporary art, music, and literature, often serving as the stage where Kenya’s political and social issues are played out and debated.

Proximity to nature defines Nairobi uniquely. Nairobi National Park, situated with the city’s skyline visible in the distance, offers an arresting juxtaposition. It can be viewed as a poignant representation of human encroachment upon nature, providing an immediate connection to wildlife conservation conversations.

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Best Time To Visit: Nairobi

The optimal period to visit Nairobi is from late June to October. The dry season offers exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, while the city’s elevation keeps temperatures mild. Other times of the year also have their merits, offering different hues of Nairobi’s rich tapestry.

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Activities

At the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, you can closely engage with animal conservation efforts, especially those focused on elephants and rhinos that are targeted by poachers for their ivory and horns. For aficionados of art and culture, Nairobi does not disappoint. The city offers curated art tours that guide you through galleries and studios, demonstrating the scope and depth of Kenya’s burgeoning art scene.

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Conservation Projects

Conservation initiatives in and around Nairobi are an important part of the city’s broader ecosystem and are integral to understanding its unique relationship with nature. The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is pivotal in this regard, specializing in the rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned elephants, enabling them to return to the wild when ready. They play a significant role in educating the public about wildlife conservation and the ongoing fight against poaching. Similarly, the Friends of Nairobi National Park organization actively engages in the conservation of this urban wildlife haven.

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Connectivity and logistics

Accessibility to Nairobi is facilitated through direct flights from New York or via numerous hubs in Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.

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Our Approach

Remote, Exclusive, Seamless

At Fitzroy, we prioritize direct, personalized communication, offering a highly tailored service built around your individual interests. Our approach focuses on traditional methods, such as face-to-face meetings and telephone consultations, to ensure every detail of your journey is thoughtfully considered.

To discuss your travel plans, we welcome you to arrange a meeting or phone call, enabling us to provide expert guidance shaped to your preferences.

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