Day Excursions

Elephant Orphanage & Giraffe Centre

Your journey begins at David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, where you’ll witness adorable orphaned elephants being cared for and rehabilitated. Then, continue your wildlife adventure at the Giraffe Centre, where you can get up close and personal with the endangered Rothschild’s giraffes and even feed them by hand.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 200
Price via a Safari Landcruiser – USD 280
Price via a Van – USD 230

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide, and Landcruiser
Excludes: Lunch Cost

Nairobi Safari Walk

The Nairobi Safari Walk is a conservation-focused attraction situated next to Nairobi National Park in Kenya. It offers a unique opportunity to explore three distinct ecosystems: wetlands, savannah, and forests, all within a 2.5 km walking trail. Visitors can encounter various wildlife, including rare species such as the bongo, albino zebra, white rhino, and numerous bird species. The walk is designed to educate visitors about Kenya’s rich biodiversity and the importance of conservation, making it an ideal destination for families, tourists, and nature enthusiasts​.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 160
Price via a Safari Landcruiser – USD 240

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide, and Van (Noah)/Electric vehicle
Excludes: Lunch Cost

Nairobi City Tour (Half Day)

Nairobi came about as a result of the building of the Uganda Railway line. It started as a supply depot in 1898 and in 1950, it was elevated to city status. Over the years the city has grown in leaps and bounds, and more modern structures are still coming up. The tour of this beautiful city includes the National Museum, (famous for Leakey prehistoric discoveries and tribal artifacts), Snake Park, the Railway Museum, the 1998 bomb blast site, the 1st President Jomo Kenyatta’s mausoleum among other sites.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 150
Price via a Safari Landcruiser – USD 230
Price via a Van – USD 180

Includes: Attraction Fees,Tour guide fee and Van (Noah)/Electric vehicle
Excludes: Dinner

Bomas of Kenya

Kenya is a country of diverse cultures and traditions, and it’s at the Bomas of Kenya where some of these are displayed. It entails traditional dances (held in an amphitheater), dressing, and housing structures.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 140
Price via an Electric Car – USD 120
Price via a Safari Landcruiser – USD 220
Price via a Tour Van – USD 170

Includes: Attraction Fees and Van (Noah)/Electric vehicle
Excludes: Lunch

African Heritage House Tour

African Heritage House is a stunning architectural gem nestled in Nairobi’s outskirts. Designed by Kenyan architect Alan Donovan, this iconic residence is a tribute to African art and culture. Explore its curated collection of artifacts, sculptures, and artworks, immersing yourself in the rich tapestry of African heritage. With knowledgeable guides to illuminate its history and design, this tour promises an unforgettable experience celebrating Kenya’s cultural identity.

Price via a Noah Van– USD 155

Includes: Entry fees, Car entry fees
Excludes: Lunch Fees

Kiambethu Tea Farm in Limuru

Kiambethu Tea Farm in Limuru, where you’ll discover the rich heritage of Kenyan tea production and delve into the fascinating history of this renowned estate. Established in 1910 by British settler AB McDowell, Kiambethu stands as one of Kenya’s oldest tea plantations.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 180

Includes: Tea/Coffee and lunch, entry Fees and Van (Noah)/electric vehicle
Excludes: Personal expenses

Purple Tea Farm – Gatura Gardens

While at the farm, guests are taught how to pick tea, after which they pick some purple tea. This tea will then be taken back to the farm where guests will be taught how to make their very own specialty orthodox tea (this includes learning to roast it, roll it by hand, dry it then pack it for themselves to take home). After guests make their very own hand-picked and rolled purple tea, they head to the waterfall trek through a beautiful bamboo forest finishing o with a refreshing dip at the waterfall by the farm.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 190

Includes: Tea, Nature Trail, Three Course Buffet Meal, entry Fees, and Van (Noah)/electric vehicle
Excludes: Personal expenses

Browns Food

Browns Cheese tasting is a unique experience for foodies and lovers of artisan and organic cheeses. Start the day with a tour of the organic farm as you are welcomed with drinks and canapes. As the day progresses the guests are taken through a cheesemaking demonstration by the host. This is followed by a tour of the production facility, with the highlight being a visit to one of the cheese caves, and seeing thousands of cheese maturing using traditional methods. After the tour, sit down for a cheese tasting and a three-course meal, and explore the garden and animals, and even milk a cow before dessert.

Price via a Noah Van – USD 160

Includes: entry Fees and Van (Noah)/electric vehicles
Excludes: Personal expenses

The Forest

Thrill your way through the day with an octane-filled experience at The Forest. Take to the skies on East Africa’s longest ziplines as you fly over the canopy below. Hit the trails and bike those kilometers under your wheels; then take up arms in our paintball battle zone for challenge, strategy and sheer unbridled fun.

Activities; 6 line Zip Tour two-hour sessions, Mountain Biking two-hour session & Paintball one-hour session

Price via a Safari Landcruiser – USD 460

Includes: Above-mentioned activities fees, BBQ Lunch: one meat option plus juice or 2 bottles water, and Safari Landcruiser
Excludes: Personal expenses and additional activities

Hells Gate National Park

Hell’s Gate National Park is named after a narrow break in the cliffs, once a tributary of a prehistoric lake that fed early humans in the Rift Valley. It received the name “Hell’s Gate” by explorers Fisher and Thomson in 1883. The 1994 film, The Lion King, was heavily modeled after the park. The 2003 film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life was also shot on location in this park.

Price via a Safari Landcruiser – USD 430

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide, and Safari Landcruiser
Excludes: Lunch Cost

Kitengela Glass

Our bespoke commercial design collection. Specially commissioned to help you make a big statement. A passionate and practical ensemble of scrap glass renewed & refashioned into stylish objects, functional art & inspired design. Kitengela Hot Glass and Anselm create blown objects, dalle de verre, chandeliers, lamps, beads & pieces of beauty from scrap glass on the Athi Kapiti plains in Kenya.

Price via a Noah – USD 190

Includes: Entry fees, Car entry fees, and Van (Noah)
Excludes: Lunch Cost

Lake Nakuru National Park

Lake Nakuru was first gazetted as a bird sanctuary in 1960 and upgraded to National Park status in 1968. It is a very shallow, strongly alkaline lake (62 km2 in extent). Situated 160 km northwest of Nairobi, the trip takes visitors into the floor of the Great Rift Valley and further past Lake Naivasha, and into Lake Nakuru. Apart from the flamingos and other birds (over 450 species) which the park is well known for, big game animals are also found such as lions, zebras, impalas, baboons, and giraffes. A breakaway lake called Oloiden situated west of the main lake is a good place to see flamingos. Return to the hotel late in the evening.

Price – USD 570

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide and Safari Landcruiser
Excludes: Personal expenses

Amboseli National Park

Full Day Branded as the “Kilimanjaro courtyard” Amboseli is 392 Km2. During the rainy season, Lake Amboseli which is part of the park is abundant with water-related birds e.g. sandpipers, avocets, and lapwings. It is the best place to view Mt. Kilimanjaro apart from the herd of elephants found in the many swamps in the pane. Other animals such as antelope, lions, and a variety of birds are also present. A 360-degree panoramic viewpoint is also a good place to visit.

Price – USD 620

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide and Safari Landcruiser
Excludes: Lunch Fees

Ol Pejeta Conservancy

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is approximately 205 km in the northern part of Kenya is a semi-arid country situated on the equator, in Kenya’s Laikipia District, between the foothills of the Aberdares and the magnificent snow-capped Mount Kenya. Ol Pejeta is East Africa’s Largest land animals like Grevy’s zebras, Beisa Oryx, Jackson hartebeests, and many more, for lovers of avifauna Ol Pejeta has a wide range of fascinating species of birds.

Price – USD 610

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide, and Landcruiser
Excludes: Lunch Fees

Lake Naivasha & Hells Gate National Park

Here you will go for a 1-hour boat ride to Crescent Island. This is a freshwater lake in Kenya, lying northwest of Nairobi. It is a part of the Great Rift Valley. The lake is home to a variety of wildlife and over 400 different species of birds. There is also a sizable population of hippos in the lake. After the boat ride you will be taken to Hells Gate National Park. This is situated in the environs of the lake. The park derives its name from the endless gorge. The gorge baffles explorers and it is said to resemble “hell” hence the name “Hells Gate”. The attractive sites are unlimited, for example, the Fischer’s Tower which stands strategically in the middle of the park.

Price – USD 450

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees, Tour Guide, and Safari Landcruiser
Excludes: Lunch Fees

Mt Longonot

Mount Longonot, a dormant stratovolcano in the Great Rift Valley, stands at about 2,776 meters above sea level. The hike up its steep, dusty trails is a challenging yet rewarding experience. Along the way, hikers encounter breathtaking views of the valley and the surrounding landscape. The real highlight is reaching the summit, where a massive crater, covered in lush greenery, awaits. The view from the top offers a panoramic perspective of the crater’s dense forest and the sweeping plains beyond.

Price via a Noah – USD 230

Includes: Park entry fees, Car entry fees
Excludes: Lunch Fees