Best Kenya Golf Open – Nairobi (With Safari)
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The Green City in the Sun
Welcome to Nairobi, Kenya’s lively capital, where city vibes mix with wild nature. Called the “Green City in the Sun,” Nairobi is special for its close-to-town wildlife park and exciting activities. It’s a place where you can sip coffee downtown one moment and spot giraffes the next—all thanks to Nairobi National Park, right on the city’s edge. Whether you’re chasing adventure, craving luxury, or curious about Kenyan life, our carefully crafted safari packages open the door to it all. From quick day trips to deep dives into the wild, we’ve got something special for everyone, blending the thrill of discovery with the ease of a well-planned getaway. Get ready to see Nairobi in a way that’s yours alone—full of wonder, fun, and stories to take home.
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Where to Eat
Budget-Friendly Restaurants (KES 400-800)
Downtown Nairobi CBD—think Tom Mboya Street and Moi Avenue—is packed with eateries where you can fill up without emptying your wallet. These spots are lively, local, and perfect for a quick, tasty meal on the go.
Mid-Range Restaurants (KES 900-1500)
Uptown Nairobi—streets like Kenyatta Avenue, Muindi Mbingu, Kimathi, Kaunda, and Mama Ngina—offers a step up in ambiance and flavor. These places balance quality and cost for a satisfying meal.
Luxurious Restaurants (Price Varies, Typically KES 2000+)
The outskirts—Mombasa Road, Westlands, Kiambu Road, and Ngong Road—deliver upscale dining with ambiance to match. These are perfect for a special occasion or a lavish treat.
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Location: Westlands (also Kilimani and Mombasa Road branches)
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Menu: Brazilian churrascaria—all-you-can-eat meats (17 cuts) like sirloin, ribs, and crocodile, with a salad bar.
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Why Visit: Around KES 2500-3500/PP. Use the green/red card to control the meat flow—green for more, red to pause. The Kilimani branch is a local fave for perfect grilling.
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Location: Kitisuru Road, off Kiambu Road (also in Kilimani)
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Menu: African steakhouse—dry-aged steaks, grilled meats, and sides like plantains.
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Why Visit: Meat lover’s paradise, KES 2000-3500/PP. A unique upscale experience with a nod to East African cattle culture.
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Location: The Curve By The Park, Mombasa Road
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Menu: Farm-to-table Asian and South American fusion—prawn aguachile, seasonal plates with edible flowers.
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Why Visit: Stunning city views, KES 2500-4000/PP. A greenhouse vibe with an open kitchen—great for a fancy night out.
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Location: Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD
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Menu: African staples—ugali with fish, goat stew, or sukuma wiki.
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Why Visit: Friendly staff and authentic eats for KES 900-1300. A top pick for traditional Kenyan food in a welcoming setting.
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Location: Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD (multiple branches citywide)
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Menu: Multi-cuisine comfort food—burgers, quesadillas, grilled tilapia, plus killer coffee and desserts like sundaes.
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Why Visit: Reliable and cozy, with meals around KES 900-1300. Open early (6 AM weekdays) for breakfast fans—try the Spanish omelet with African tea.
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Location: Imenti House, Moi Avenue, Nairobi CBD
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Menu: Local and international options like fries, grilled chicken, or fresh juices.
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Why Visit: A chill spot for evening bites (KES 400-800), with corporate catering if you’re feeding a group. The downtown breeze adds to the vibe.
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Location: Muindi Mbingu Street, Nairobi CBD
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Menu: Coastal Swahili classics—wali wa nazi (coconut rice), biryani, bhajia, and fresh juices.
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Why Visit: A taste of the coast in the city for KES 400-700. Fast service and a bustling vibe make it ideal for a lunch break.
Best Time to Visit Nairobi
Nairobi welcomes you any time, but picking the right season makes all the difference. Dry months offer clear views and easy wildlife spotting, while wet months bring lush scenery and extra birds—though rain can complicate plans.
Nairobi's Dry Month Season
Period: June to October, January to February
What to Expect: Perfect for wildlife fans, these months are cool, clear, and dry. Animals gather at waterholes in Nairobi National Park, roads stay smooth, and views are wide open. June to October is busier, so book ahead. January to February is quieter with warm days—great for a relaxed visit with fewer crowds.
Nairobi's Wet Month Season
Period: November to December, March to May
What to Expect: Rain brings green landscapes and migratory birds, ideal for birdwatchers. November to December has short showers—manageable but trickier for spotting wildlife. March to May sees heavy rains, making roads messy and animals harder to find. If you’re okay with wet weather, you’ll get lower rates and a peaceful vibe—just pack for it.
How to Get to Nairobi
Nairobi is easily accessible by plane, train, car, or bus. The airport is 10 miles away, and taxis are the best option for transfers. Nairobi is a hub for Kenya Railways, with nightly trains to Mombasa and Kisumu. The city is connected by highways, but roads may not always be paved or well-maintained. Private bus companies like Coast Bus Nairobi and Easy Coach LTD offer intercity service.
Land at Jomo Kenyatta Airport (NBO).
Nairobi is a hub of Kenya Railways and the Mombasa to Kampala line runs right through the city.
Take a bus like “Modern Coast” from other Kenyan spots.
Nairobi National Park is only 7 km away—a fast taxi or tour ride gets you there.
Airlines Serving Nairobi
| Airline Name | No. of Reviews |
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| Lufthansa | 6,949 (Good) |
| KLM | 1,318 (Good) |
| British Airways | 6,711 (Good) |
| SWISS | 1,569 (Good) |
| Delta | 7,886 (Excellent) |
| Turkish Airlines | 3,745 (Good) |
| Iberia | 2,645 (Good) |
| Austrian Airlines | 769 (Good) |
| Air France | 1,422 (Good) |
| United Airlines | 8,604 (Good) |
| Emirates | 3,191 (Excellent) |
| Qatar Airways | 3,540 (Good) |
| Brussels Airlines | 344 (Good) |
| Air Canada | 8,941 (Good) |
| Finnair | 1,266 (Good) |
| Alaska Airlines | 9,783 (Excellent) |
| Etihad Airways | 1,176 (Good) |
| ITA Airways | 945 (Good) |
| Singapore Airlines | 1,284 (Excellent) |
| Cathay Pacific | 833 (Good) |
Where to Stay
Nairobi offers a variety of accommodations, from luxury retreats to budget-friendly gems. Hemingways Nairobi, a boutique luxury hotel in Karen suburb, offers colonial-chic rooms, private balconies, and butler service. Guests appreciate the warm staff and amenities like free Wi-Fi, an infinity pool, spa, and cocktail bar. The hotel is conveniently located near Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and Nairobi National Park.
More Nairobi Stays
- Details: A historic gem on Harry Thuku Road, minutes from the CBD and 10 minutes from JKIA. Think elegant rooms, lush gardens, a heated pool, and a spa. The staff’s exceptional service—think warm welcomes and jazz nights at Cin Cin Bar—pairs with dining options like Tatu Restaurant’s seasonal menus. It’s steps from Nairobi National Museum and a quick ride to the park.
- Price: KES 25,000-40,000 ($190-$310) per night.
- Why Stay: Timeless luxury with city-center convenience and a tranquil vibe.
- Details: In the upscale Gigiri area near Village Market, this modern spot offers stylish rooms, an outdoor pool, and free Wi-Fi. The staff are friendly and efficient, and you get extras like a gym and Kaya Spa. It’s 30 minutes from JKIA, close to Karura Forest, and perfect for business or leisure with UN offices and embassies nearby.
- Price: KES 15,000-20,000 ($115-$155) per night.
- Why Stay: Sleek comfort at a fair price, with a trendy, green setting.
- Details: A cozy B&B in Karen, surrounded by gardens where they grow fresh produce for your meals. Rooms are simple but comfy, with free Wi-Fi and a homey feel. The hosts are welcoming, offering tips for exploring nearby Nairobi National Park or Oloolua Nature Trail. It’s 50 minutes from JKIA and quieter than the city center—taxis are your best bet for getting around.
- Price: KES 5,000-8,000 ($38-$62) per night.
- Why Stay: Affordable, peaceful, and a taste of local life.
Getting Around
Nairobi’s busy streets call for smart ways to move from place to place. Whether you’re zipping to the CBD, heading to Nairobi National Park, or exploring Karen, here’s how to get around easily—pick what fits your style, budget, and plans.
Tap your phone to book a ride with Uber or Bolt—big players in Nairobi since 2015 and 2016. Options range from budget-friendly (Bolt Lite, UberX) to roomier rides (Bolt XL, UberSELECT).
- Why Use: Fast, cashless (card or mobile money), and safer with driver tracking. Fares start at ~KES 150-200, with per-km rates around KES 50-60. Bolt’s often cheaper; Uber’s got wider reach.
- Good For: Solo travelers, quick trips, or late-night rides. Use airport Wi-Fi to book from JKIA if you’re just landing.
- Tip: Share your ride details with someone for extra peace of mind.
Yellow-striped cabs parked at hotspots like the CBD, Yaya Centre, or JKIA. No app needed—just hop in or call companies like Kenatco.
- Why Use: Private and comfy, with fares around KES 500 in the city center or KES 1200 to suburbs like Karen. Negotiate upfront—meters are rare.
- Good For: Tourists who prefer a classic ride or need a lift when apps are down.
- Tip: Carry small bills; drivers might not have change. Stick to licensed cabs for safety.
Rent a car with a driver from firms like Bamm Tours & Safaris or Jimcab Services. Options include sedans, SUVs, or vans for groups.
- Why Use: Stress-free—your driver knows Nairobi’s roads and traffic quirks. Costs vary (KES 5,000-10,000/day), but it’s cheaper than multiple taxi trips.
- Good For: Day-long outings, families, or business travelers who want a local pro behind the wheel.
- Tip: Book through your hotel or a trusted company for reliability.
Rent a car to drive yourself from companies like Bamm Tours & Safaris. Choose compacts (KES 3,000/day) or SUVs (KES 5,000+/day).
- Why Use: Total freedom to explore at your pace—great for park visits or suburb hops. You’ll need a valid license (23-25 age minimum) and a credit card.
- Good For: Confident drivers who don’t mind left-side roads, potholes, or city traffic.
- Tip: Grab a GPS—road signs can be spotty. Lock doors and keep windows up in busy areas.
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Traffic: Peak hours (morning and late afternoon) clog roads—plan around them.
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Safety: Stick to well-lit areas for pickups; avoid flashy gear when hailing rides.
Nairobi National Park
The World's First National Park Within a City
Nairobi is unique for hosting Nairobi National Park, one of the world’s few urban national parks. Visitors can spot a variety of wildlife, including lions, giraffes, zebras, and rhinos, just a short drive from the city center.
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