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Kenya - Nairobi National ParkSituated at the northern end of the Athi plains, Nairobi National Park covers just over 100sq km's and lies on the south western outskirts of Nairobi city. Nairobi National Park is open from dawn to dusk - both are the There is a 'picnic' area on the banks of the Athi river where you can see crocs and hippo - and get ripped off by the local monkeys if you are not careful with food and loose belongings! There are a couple of lion prides resident in the Nairobi National Park and it is not uncommon to be witness to them actually on a fresh kill. (Just look for the flock circling vultures in the sky - a sure sign that their pickings are imminent.) There are no resident elephants in the game reserve but they occasionally have an orphan or two undergoing rehabilitation. Other animals present within Nairobi National Park are warthogs, leopard, cheetah, water buck, jackal, hyena, kudu, badger dik-dik, gerenuk, baboons. Bird life is fantastic! If birding is your bag - you won't be What we will say is - you will need a good bird identification book as you won't get any decent information from local sources (unless you book an ornithological tour). |
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best times to visit (or why not spend the whole day there!) The game reserve is teeming with plains dwelling wildlife from common herbivores like Thomson's and Grant's gazelles, zebra, wildebeest (Gnu), hartebeest and impala to scrub and forest dwelling giraffe, buffalo and the occasional rhino.
disappointed in that area either - in Nairobi game reserve there are too many species to list here! 
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