Nairobi Park Wildlife Safari

Oh had qn amazing and excellent 👌 safari here,the guide Emmanuel was awesome experienced and knew where to go, we were lucky to see so much that included white rhinos abd two lions. This was a game changer.. highly recommend

My friends and I booked for this tour and it turned out to be super amazing. We Saw giraffes lions and so many Rhinos.George was our guide and loved his expertise and experience 😂

Spending Christmas Day in Nairobi National Park with the family was absolutely brilliant! Our guide George impressed us all with his deep knowledge and sharp eyes for animals. We saw rhinos right up close, a lion dozing peacefully in the shade, plus countless zebras and gazelles grazing in big groups. It was the most unique and heartwarming holiday outing ever. Special thanks to Rachel and Jonathan for setting up this wonderful safari, we couldn't have asked for better!

We had an amazing Christmas Day at Nairobi National Park with the family! Our driver-guide George was fantastic, super experienced and knew exactly where to find the best wildlife. We spotted rhinos up close, a lion lounging in the shade, and huge herds of zebras and gazelles roaming everywhere. It turned out to be the perfect festive outing, full of excitement and great memories. Big thanks to Rachel and Jonathan for organizing this unforgettable safari! Highly recommend it for anyone wanting a special day in nature.

This was an amazing day, Nairobi national park was the best ever park we had visited and I can truly say we saw rhinos, zebras, giraffes, wildebeest and so many gazelles. Our guide was George guide a very professional guy, and we highly recommend his services.

We visited Nairobi National Park last month with the whole family and honestly, it was one of the best days we’ve had in Kenya. Our guide George picked us up right on time from the city and from the first minute you could tell the man just loves what he does. He’s super humble, never shows off, but the amount of knowledge he has after all these years guiding is unbelievable. He knew exactly where to find the animals and could spot things from miles away that we would have completely missed. We saw so much in just one morning – a big pride of lions lazing under a tree (one male with a huge dark mane), rhinos really close to the van, giraffes crossing the road right in front of us, zebras everywhere, buffaloes, ostriches, even a serval cat that George pointed out in the grass. The kids were losing their minds with excitement. And the crazy thing is you have the skyline of Nairobi right there in the background the whole time – it still blows my mind that a place like this exists just 20 minutes from the city center. George kept everything relaxed, answered a million questions from the kids without ever getting tired, and made sure even the little ones could see properly. He also told us stories about the park and the animals that you don’t read in any guidebook. By the end of the trip we felt like we’d made a new friend. If you’re in Nairobi, even for a short time, do yourself a favour and book a safari here with George. You won’t regret it. We’re already planning to come back!

Today felt like borrowing a secret that Nairobi keeps right on its doorstep. We spent the whole day inside Nairobi National Park with Flexivel Kenya Safaris, and our guide George turned a simple game drive into something I’ll remember forever. George has been doing this for more than a decade, and you feel it immediately; calm voice, zero rush, eyes that see everything. He greeted us with a massive smile and a thermos of proper Kenyan tea, then spent the next seven hours proving why experience matters. He knew exactly where the two resident cheetahs like to hunt in the morning, found us a rhino mom and her half-grown calf before most guides had even had breakfast, and somehow timed it so we had a pride of lions completely to ourselves while they played with their cubs like oversized house cats. What I loved most was how George talked about the animals; not like a tour, more like introducing old friends. “This one is Mama Fatuma,” he said about a lioness, “she raised four litters right here.” By the end of the day we’d seen four of the Big Five, countless birds I can’t pronounce, and the weirdest skyline-meets-savanna views you’ll ever witness. If you’re coming to Nairobi, do yourself a favor: one day with George and Flexivel is worth more than a week anywhere else.