This tour combined the three things I was most interested in seeing in our short time in Nairobi. We had a single day to spend in Nairobi before traveling onward... read more to Tanzania. Santa arrived early to pick us up from the hotel and was cheerful and excited to get started. There were only two of us, so the whole trip was pretty flexible. We discussed the itinerary for the day and what time we would arrive back to the hotel. Since we were traveling to Tanzania the next day, we needed a recent negative PCR test. Santa coordinated a traveling medical professional to come test us and they provided same day results, so we were able to relax and enjoy a stress free day. We rearranged the stops so that Giraffe Center was our second stop since the test took some time and the elephant orphanage is only a 1-hour time slot. We arrived to the orphanage on time and were able to pet baby elephants as they came up to the fence and watched them drink bottles of milk and play in the mud. They explained the reasons why the elephants were there and each of their names and personalities. Overall it was very educational. They're pretty active on Instagram as well if you're interested in learning a little about the organization or want to follow them after your visit. We stopped to purchase souvenirs at a shop that had just about everything you could want. They source their items from various villages and artists and sell on behalf of them so purchases go back to the community. The Giraffe Center was pretty simple, but we did what we came to do - hand feed the giraffes and took plenty of photos! For lunch we stopped at Hungers Nest and had some authentic Kenyan food and tea. Order the chapati! The food was delicious and the ambiance was relaxing with outdoor seating in a garden area. Nairobi National park was beautiful juxtaposed against the city in the background. It started to rain a little during our drive, so I was a little worried we weren't going to see many animals. A lot of the other safari cars disappeared but we continued to drive around. Santa spotted a black rhino in the distance with his eagle eyes. It looked like a brown speck on the horizon. We saw zebras, ostriches, gazelle, antelope, warthogs, hippos, a crocodile, and a male lion sleeping. Then we turned a corner and saw a pride of lions that were right next to the car. Santa told us about animal traits and educated us while we encountered animals. Overall it was a fantastic experience and I would 10/10 recommend doing this if you are spending any time in Nairobi.