At the Giraffe Centre, guests can photograph and feed the giraffe. The Giraffe Centre is located on the grounds of the well-known Giraffe Manor, built in 1932 by Sir David Duncan. The Giraffe Centre is situated on 120 acres of land just a few miles from the centre of Nairobi, Kenya's capital city. In 1974 Jock Leslie-Melville, grandson of a Scottish earl, and his wife Betty, who also founded the African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW), bought the land and Manor. They then moved five babies of the highly endangered Rothschild giraffe to their property where they have been successfully reared and they now have their own babies.

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The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is dedicated to protection and preservation of Africa's wildlife, and especially species such as elephants and Black Rhino. This is a unique opportunity to experience the feeding of baby orphaned elephants and rhinos...up close!

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Masai Mara is known as the “Jewel of Africa”, a site with of the largest and the most spectacular animal migration in the world. It is situated in the Maasai land. With a concentration of game superseding most national parks in Africa - Kenya, the Masai Mara offers an 'Out of Africa' experience.

While game viewing at Masai Mara National Reserve, roads and tracks cover every corner of the Mara reserve; game viewing on foot or specially from a hot air balloon adds an exciting dimension to yourl safari. Within the boundaries of the reserve and just outside, there are several luxury lodges and tented camps.

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Samburu National Reserve has an endless pageant of wildlife with frequent nocturnal visits from the leopard family right from your lodge’s main gate.

Samburu National Reserve has excellent game spots for reticulate giraffe, the unusual Beisa Oryx with its lovely long straight horns, gleaming black and white coat impala, blue legged Somali ostrich, waterbuck, Grant's gazelles, dik dik, duiker, olive baboons, gerenuks, llions, spotted and striped hyenas.

Samburu National Reserve lies north of Nairobi, adjoining with Buffalo Springs and Shaba National Reserve. The lifeline of these three sanctuaries, the palm fringed Uaso Nyiro River, attracts vast and varied herds of game, abundant bird life and crocodile infested waters.

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