Nairobi Animal Orphanage

If you want a qick peek into the wild life, just visit this place and take a stroll on the Orphanage and the safari walk, you'll see different types of animals for example; lion, lioness, cheetahs, leaopards, warthogs, the two types of hyenas -spottedand stripped - buffalo, and, they also have lemurs! I saw different types of birds, e.g the national bird for uganda, the crestes crane, guinea fouls and many more . ostriches are there, Rhinoceros are there, there are the two different types of Zebras, the one found on the northern part of Kenya, and the one found on the southern part of Kenya, you'll see the difference. Visit

Lovely place. Small and smells because of animals but great job done in caring for them. You grt to see them feed all animals and walk very close to them. There is also a short safari of 2 hours you may take into the nairobi national park that is close by. You will get to see the big 5 in the skyline backdrop.

Its another ...you must go if you visit Kenya. Loved it. Had a private tour guide who made the journey extra special. Very knowledgeable. We went in the day. A little tip...pay on your arrival. It us much much cheaper. You can book a tour guide and range van when you are there as the drivers are waiting outside

We had a wonderful experience at Nairobi Animal Orphanage. It is a beautiful place to visit, especially for families and children, because you get to see and learn about Kenya’s wildlife up close while also supporting conservation and animal care. We were lucky to visit during feeding time, which begins around 2:30 pm, and it made the experience even more exciting and memorable. We saw many amazing animals, including baboons, buffalo, cheetahs, leopards, many lions, warthogs, peacocks, and different types of deer and antelope. The variety of animals made the visit very special, and it was lovely to see them being cared for. A very special thank you to our guide, Stanley, who truly made the experience outstanding. He took us to the best locations during feeding time, helped us get the best views, and even recorded special videos for us so we could keep those memories. He was patient, knowledgeable, friendly and very dedicated throughout the tour. Overall, Nairobi Animal Orphanage is a great place for anyone who loves animals, nature and conservation. I would definitely recommend visiting, especially during feeding time for the best experience — and if you get Stanley as your guide, you will be in very good hands.

Had an amazing experience at Nairobi National Park and the Animal Orphanage today. From the moment we arrived, everything was well organized. The payment process was smooth, security at the gate was professional, and the entire experience felt safe and welcoming. We spent about four hours exploring and enjoying the game drive, and to top it all off, we were lucky enough to spot a lion, which made the day even more special. The food was also great, and overall it was a memorable experience. Definitely worth a visit for anyone looking to enjoy Kenya's incredible wildlife and natural beauty.