Nairobi national Park
A unique wildlife sanctuary located on the doorstep of Kenya's bustling capital city.
Discover Nairobi national Park
Nairobi National Park is a unique protected area located just a short drive from the center of Kenya's capital city. It is the only national park in the world that borders a major metropolis, offering a stark contrast between urban development and wild savannah. The park serves as a critical sanctuary for endangered black rhinos and hosts a wide variety of plains game.
National Park
Place
Kenya
Country
Nairobi County
Region
What makes this place special
Offers an unparalleled opportunity for short-stay travelers to experience a genuine safari environment without leaving the city limits.
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Black rhino sanctuary
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Lion and leopard sightings
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Unique city skyline backdrop
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Ivory burning site monument
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Diverse bird species
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Walking trails at Hippo Pools
Know before you go
Best time to visit
The dry seasons are best for wildlife viewing as animals congregate around water sources.
January
5 out of 5 season suitabilityDry weather makes wildlife easier to spot.
February
5 out of 5 season suitabilityExcellent visibility and dry conditions.
March
April
May
June
July
4 out of 5 season suitabilityCooler temperatures and dry conditions.
August
4 out of 5 season suitabilityPeak dry season with good game viewing.
September
October
November
December
The park is easily accessible by car from Nairobi city center. Visitors must pay entry fees via the Kenya Wildlife Service e-citizen portal. Guided game drives and walking safaris are available.