We are not done yet because Nairobi is rich in all
sorts of awesome attractions. Now it is upon you
to choose whether you want to stay in the house or breathe the fresh air in one
of these sites.
Paradise Lost
It is a holiday destination in Kenya. Paradise
Lost is said to be the largest picnic site in the city and one of Nairobi's top tourist attraction, it offers a myriad of
attractions and family activities.
Tourist Attractions and Holiday Events
It
has this ancient caves eroded by the waters of Gichi River and a spectacular
waterfall.
It has lots of events and so many things to do. The
activities at the site include; boat riding, fishing on the small lake, Ostrich
feeding, Horse riding, camel riding, camping, taking a walk on nature trails.
Locating Paradise Lost
Paradise
Lost is Located off Kiambu Road just after the Evergreen Centre. For those who would like to visit the site using
public means, board matatu No.100 from
opposite St Peter Claviers Catholic church or near OTC /Salvation Army areas
Entry Requirements
Visitors
are required to pay an entrance fee. All
activities are included in the entrance fee except for the pony, boat riding,
horse riding, and camel riding.
For
more information on Paradise Lost, get in touch with them on paradiselostcaves@yahoo.com,
Splash Water World
Splash
Water World is a recreational site.While on vacation in Nairobi, visit the splash water world and experience the fun and unwind.
Tourist Attractions and Holiday Events
The
activities include; water slides, camel rides, beach volleyball and kiddy cars
Locating Splash Water
World
The
Splash Water World next to the Carnivore Restaurant. To visit the site from
the city board matatu number.15 from Central Bus Terminus (BS)
Uhuru Gardens
Attractions
Uhuru
Gardens is among the places to visit while in Nairobi, has a paddle boats for rent in the man-made lake, shrub-lined walkways,
and extensive areas for picnics or general relaxation.
Locating Uhuru
Gardens
Uhuru
Gardens is situated in the Langata area of Nairobi, along Langata Road,
bordering Carnivore Restaurant to the south, and Wilson Airport to the east.
To
visit the site using public means; Board Matatu No. 24,126 from Railways Bus
Terminus or matatu no.15 from Central Bus Station (BS)
Entry Requirements
The
Park is open for free to the public, for more detailed information on Uhuru
Gardens; please visit the website.
Uhuru Park
It’s
one of the most attractive green spaces in the city.
Attractions and Events
It
has expansive lawns, shade trees, and well tended gardens. There is Boat riding on the artificial lake
in the Park and Several foot bridges. For
Picnic lovers, Uhuru Park provides the ideal setting and also features some
monuments.
Locating Uhuru Park
The
Park is situated on Uhuru Highway, across from Nairobi Intercontinental Hotel,
bounded by Kenyatta Avenue to the North.
Entry Requirements
The
Park is open for free to the public. The Nairobi City County, however, charges
for boat rides, and for the use of toilet facilities in the Park.
Village Market
The
Village Market in Gigiri has an assortment of family activities which makes it a tourist attraction. Therefore it
is the ideal site for a family outing.
Tourist Attractions and Holiday Events
The
activities include; Bowling, mini-golfing, football, pool tables, bouncing
castles, water slides and children’s playing ground.
Locating the Village
Market
To
visit the site from the city Centre; Board Matatu
No. 106 at Koja (Old Nation House) bus terminus
Requirements
There
is a parking fee per visit and they charge for recreational activities that
they offer
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