A very nice volcanoe to hike to! We did it on 2 days, to point Lenana, and it was not too hard. Slept in the Naro Muri hut and woke up at 3 o clock to get the sunrise at the summit. If you go with guides (which is mandatory), make sure they make breakfast, otherwise it will be hard. There is a wee bit of scrambling but no multipitch climbing, where you have to go to the Battian. The first 500hm are trough bog, so take waterproof boots with you!!

The Nairobi Animal Orphanage is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience Kenya’s wildlife up close. Located right next to Nairobi National Park, it’s home to rescued and rehabilitated animals including lions, cheetahs, leopards, hyenas, monkeys, and a variety of birds. What makes it stand out is how close you can get to the animals while learning their stories and the conservation efforts behind them. The moment I walked in, I could hear the calls of different birds and the distant roar of a lion — it immediately felt like I had stepped into a sanctuary full of life. I also remember standing quietly by the lion enclosure when they were being fed. It’s spine-chilling. The orphanage is well-kept, affordable, and easy to access, making it perfect for tourists, families, and school groups alike. It’s not just about seeing animals — it’s about understanding the importance of protecting them. A short visit leaves you with both unforgettable sights and a deeper appreciation for Kenya’s conservation work. If you ever find yourself in Nairobi, take a couple of hours to visit the Animal Orphanage. It’s more than just a stop - it’s an experience that stays with you!