Introduction

The Emakoko is a boutique lodge uniquely positioned on the edge of the Nairobi National Park. It is located a short 45 minute drive from either of Nairobi’s airports. The drive through the park itself, with its beautiful scenery and abundance of plains game is a superb way to start any East African safari. What better way to start a holiday by supporting the conservation of this unique area and in particular, by supporting the endangered Black Rhino which are prolific in this park.

The Nairobi National Park, despite its proximity to the capital city of Kenya, boasts a spectacular assortment of birds and wildlife, with over 400 species of bird recorded in one day. With an excellent possibility of spotting four of the Big Five, many Nairobi residents find the lodge a perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle of city life. By staying at The Emakoko you are directly contributing to the protection and conservation of Nairobi National Park and its wildlife.

Day

Accommodation

Destination

Duration

Basis

day 0

The Emakoko Nairobi National Park

1 night

FB

Key

FB: Full Board - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Lunch

 

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Fast Facts

2 Days / 1 Night

Group Size: TBA

Reference Number: BS/CWT/2020

Price

USD 580 per person sharing per night

USD 670 per person in a single per night

Includes:

  • Full board accommodation (lunch, dinner and breakfast)
  •  Soft drinks, local beers, non-premium wines and spirits,
  • Laundry,
  • Statutory taxes,
  • Airport transfers Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) and/or Wilson Airport - minimum 4 pax guarantees exclusive use of vehicle for game drives

Activities Included:

Two game drives per day in Nairobi National Park and excursions to Giraffe Centre / the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust (time permitting) - entrance charges for excursions payable directly

Excludes:

  • Champagne
  • premium spirits
  • cellar wines
  • Nairobi National Park fees

Nairobi National Park: The Emakoko

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