​​​​​​Do(s)

• Try the Nyama Choma, a local delicacy which literally translates as "barbequed meat".
• Go on a safari outside the Masai Mara.
• Visit a “Maasai Market” where you can buy souvenirs and gifts.
• Keep your valuables safe.
• Kiss a giraffe at the Giraffe Centre!

Don’t(s)

• Don’t forget to ask the fare of a taxi/cab before departure so you won’t be cheated.
• Don’t forget to carry change— it helps drive a good bargain!
• Don’t forget you might need to pay for a visa upon arrival.
• Don’t smoke in the streets. It can incur a hefty fine.

Despite being in a city so proud of its colorful culture, the locals are no strangers to having a great time! Thanks to the abundance of bars and nightclubs, Nairobi's flashy nightlife is world-famous. The bars of this vibrant city offer a vast variety of liquor. Typically, these clubs are open late into the night. The city is chock-full of dance clubs, as Kenyans are naturally gifted in the art of energetic rhythmic dancing. With Kenyans being incredibly friendly and readily welcoming of enthusiastic tourists, you don't need to be shy in joining them to strike some fancy moves on one of the city's many dance floors.

• The Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage is located in the Nairobi National Park. It was started with the aim of taking care of orphaned elephants and rhinos.
• Out of Africa offers a visit to the museum of Karen Blixen— the Kazuri beads center and the Giraffe Centre.    
• Tour of the City of Nairobi includes visits to several important buildings such as the Parliamentary building and the National Museum, where magnificent paintings of animals can be seen.
• The dinner cruise lasts about 4 hours, and offers you a fun and romantic way to spend an evening with plenty of room for live music and dancing after a delicious, hearty meal.

• White river rafting on the Tana River: This exciting adventure starts with a 3 kilometer stretch of Class II and III white water, perfect to get the hang of river rafting!

• There is a cruise through the waters around Wasini and Kisite Marine Park with plenty of opportunities for swimming and admiring scenery.

• Go shopping in the Maasai market of Nairobi for a great selection of souvenirs, jewelry, and cultural Kenyan items.

• Kenyan fashion includes shorts and dresses made from Kikoi fabric.
•  Locally made Kenyan coffee and tea.
• Kazuri's ceramic beads
• Hand-woven woolen fabrics
• Animal-printed pottery
• Soft leather goods.