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Weight restrictions. Maximum weight of a jumper is restricted to 105 kg. Minimum weight 40 kg. Maximum weight with a tandem jump (two people jumping together at the same time) is a combined weight of 105 kg. There is no age restriction; on the other hand the client will have to fit properly into the harnesses provided. Weight and the correct fitting of the harnesses are the most important safety factors in Bungee jumping. We do take safety seriously so people will be weighed before the jump and those that do not fulfill the weight restrictions or fit into the safety harnesses properly will not be allowed to jump. In case a client is refused a jump due to weight or size a full refund will be given. Time restrictions for each jump. Every person will have 15 minutes in the jump cage. If the jump has not taken place after that time the person will be returned to the ground without refund. On days where we are not so busy the time spent in the cage before the jump may be extended, alternatively another chance may be given sometime later in the day. Release of liability. Every jumper, or in the case of minors, a parent or guardian, will have to sign a release and assumption of risk form. Bungee jump as part of a safari. The Bungee jump can be as part of a Safari up north, on the way to Mount Kenya, the Aberdares or Samburu National Park as we are located only one hour thirty minutes out of Nairobi on the Nyeri road. A picnic-camping site is available. Bungee and White Water Rafting. The Bungee jump can be combined with a day of white water rafting . In this case transport from and to Nairobi as well as a barbecue lunch and drinks will provided by us and the Bungee jump will take place either before or after the rafting. -
Today, Kenya can give you one of the most exciting horse riding holidays on the planet. With unrivalled game viewing, and during migration, the chance to horse ride alongside the largest herds of wildebeest and zebra in Africa. Kenya boasts both lodge-based horse safaris and the traditional luxury mobile tented-camp horse safaris. The accommodation is as if lifted from the set in ‘Out of Africa’. Consequently, every single detail is thought of, this is luxury Africa at its absolute best. Immerse yourself and feel at one with Africa’s wilderness, while also lavishing all those wonderful creature comforts. The price for a horse riding holiday in Kenya may be high, but believe us, it’s worth every penny. -
Travel from Nairobi to Mombasa in the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR), a major project of the Kenyan government as a transportation component , which aims to make Kenya a middle-income nation by 2030. -
The Nairobi city walking tour takes you through the modern city center, including the colorful Nairobi city market, parliament buildings, the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), the 7th memorial park bomblast, the Nairobi railway station museum, Nairobi snake park, and the renowned National Museum, which houses spellbinding displays of early man tribal regalia and flora and fauna. Nairobi Snake Park is one of the National Museums of Kenya's attractions, and it is quite popular with visitors. It is located near to the Nairobi National Museum. Cobras, puff adders, mambas, and the enormous African-Rock python (non-poisonous) found exclusively in Kenya are among the reptiles on show. -
Experience how the Maasai Live
The Maasai, arguably Africa's most iconic tribal tribe, dominate wide swaths of Kenya's southern regions and are the major ethnic group around the Masai Mara. Many of the customs of this nomadic, warrior tribe, who formerly controlled great swaths of pre-colonial Kenya, are still practiced in areas surrounding Masai Mara, where they remain virtually unaffected by modern day society. So, why should you go to a Maasai village, and what can you expect to see? This one-hour tour to a Maasai village gives you the opportunity to connect with the Maasai and learn about their culture, way of life, and observe some of their rituals and practices firsthand. -
Learn to cook like a kenyan native
Our cooking lessons taught by our in-house Kenyan chefs wit a deep experience in the cultural origins of a local cuisine through traditional recipes and indigenous cooking techniques. Designed for tourists interested in learning about Kenyan cuisine and the techniques used to use local products. There is a limited number of seats available, therefore making a reservation as soon as possible is highly encouraged. It is necessary to pay in full within 72 hours after making a reservation. -
Experience our tailor made walking safaris
Guided safari walks are not permitted in Kenya's national parks and reserves, but they are available in nearby private conservancies. The majority of walking safaris take many days, although a few, like as the one on Ugali Mountain, may be completed in a one day. You don't have to be in top physical condition to participate. Working with a tour guide has the advantage of allowing you to go at your own pace, you will have nothing to fear, even though the trails are free of wild animals. One thing you will notice is that Kenya walking safaris are mostly a reserve of private conservancies where owners have better control of the animals. -
Visit this unique tea plantation in Nairobi
The history of the farm and tea making process is informally explained at 11 am, we offer you a hot cup of tea or coffee, and then a chance to watch the tea field. Then walk around the indigenous forest with our resident Kenyan guide who will explain how the plants are traditionally used. Look at the Colobus monkeys closely and walk through a wide range of birds and flowers in the garden. Come back to the house and enjoy a drink overlooking the tea field. Enjoy your lunch buffet on three courses from our set menu, with garden vegetables and cream from our herds of Channel Island cows topped by desserts.
