Fourteen Falls is located in Thika about 65 Kilometers North East of Nairobi off Thika-Garissa Road turning at Makutano junction. Fourteen Falls derives the name from their 14 distinct waterfalls on the broad section of the famous Athi River.on arrival at the Falls, a local guide will lead you down a rocky path to the near side base of the falls where you get a boat for crossing the river.

The experienced boat guides use a long pole, guiding the boat on a leisurely ride downstream, back upstream and across the river to a rocky bank on the far side. The view of the falls from the boat is extraordinary!

You may spend a couple of hours strolling around the rocks at the base of the Falls and enjoy the fresh air, breathtaking view and local flora.The base of the Falls is characterized by large boulders and the powerful sound of rushing water as it cascades down the 25-foot drop. 

A fine spray hangs in the air and keeps everything cool. There are lots of birds. The guides also entertain visitors by performing jumps (they call it 'diving') from the top of the falls to the plunge pool below. Also the tourist can do the diving only if they are well guided and know how to swim. picnic lunch will be served at a convinient picnic site the returm to Nairobi thereafter to end your educational adventure tour.

Leisurely drive along Waiyaki Way past the Limuru Highlands & to the first view point overlooking the Rift Valley which is lovely place to take pictures and have a chai at the local kiosk. From there, visit Brown’s cheese and the best of Kenyan world class and winning cheese. Lunch at the neighbouring tea farm established in 1910 and having been home to four generations. The Kiambethu Tea Farm is a lush and lovely tea estate in the Limuru Highlands where you will have an introduction of the area as well as an opportunity to learn some history. A walk through the tea plantations and forests is an interesting experience and you also will be shown tea pickers plucking the leaves and buds from each plantation .The uplands is a rich fertile land with an abundance of rainfall.On the way back to the hotel, you may choose to stop at the Sarit Centre Shopping Mall.

This is a lovely drive along the top of rift valley and finishing at Lake Nakuru.Once just bird sanctuary, Lake Nakuru is now the best place in Kenya to see the highly protected black and white rhino.
Among other animals found in the park includes;- rhino, lion, leopard, flamingoes, Egyptian geese, waterbuck, giraffe, hyena, buffalo, baboons, vervet monkeys, gazelles. Depending on the time of the year, Lake Nakuru may be a pink landscape caused by Flamingoes.

Hell's Gate National Park Tour departs Nairobi in the morning for a jouney down the Great Rift Valley stopping briefly at the viewpoint for photography then proceed on to get to Hell's Gate National Park

Explore Hell's Gate National Park which is the only National Park in Kenya where
visitors are free to leave their vehicles and optionally walk , cycle or ride on a horse in
the Park.Hell's Gate National Park is an ideal for a school/ student  day trip from
Nairobi

Hell's Gate National Park is famous for its natural hot geysers, eagle and vulture
breeding grounds, visitors have the choice of driving, walking, camping, cycling and
rock-climbing within the park. Horseback safaris can also be arranged. Hell's Gate
National Park

Interesting special locations to view include:

Fischer's Tower, formerly a volcano's plug, the Central Tower and Njorowa Gorges.  

Two extinct volcanoes: Olkaria and Hobley's are worth a trip.

Natural steam vents rise from fissures in the volcanic rock.

Obsidian, a striking black glassy rock formed from cooled molten lava is a feature of this landscape.

Game to view includes: buffalo, Masai Giraffe, eland, Coke's Hartebeest, lion, leopard and some cheetah.

Day 1: Nairobi – Mt. Longonot - Naivasha

Depart Nairobi with picnic lunch boxes for Mt Longonot National Park going through the Kikuyu lush green highlands and then on the eastern escarpment of the rift valley system. You will make a scheduled brief stop at the view point on the side of the escarpment to enjoy the view of the Rift valley floor from a bird’s eye view. The rift valley system was formed 5 million years ago and the rift runs from the red sea through Ethiopia and Kenya and Tanzania. The rift valley is an active volcanic area and has some of the most interesting features including more than 8 lakes, dormant and active volcanic mountains and hotsprings and geysers like the Olkaria geothermal wells and Lake Bogoria geysers. You can actually see the volcanic Mt Suswa and Mt Longonot from this high place with their evergreen craters and the undulating green rift valley floor. The view from here is just amazing. Make sure to take as many photos from here as you can. Drop into the rift valley and arrive at the Mt Longonot national park for your Hike up to the crater. The hike requires medium physical fitness and you will climb through the gulleys that dot the sides of this mountain. You will have a guide and you can make some rest stops at the designated places on the trek. You will get to the rim of the crater and look into the awesome crater below. If you have the strength for it, you can go round the rim of the crater. Picnic lunch will be at a convenient place then descend from the Longonot Mountain for the base at the park headquarters. After a successful descent, drive to Naivasha for dinner and overnight stay at the camp.

Day 2: Hells Gate National Park

After breakfast, we drive to Hellsgate National park with our packed lunch for a full day walk or optionally cycling. We hike up the vulture-inhabited cliffs and to the gorge, down a dry/wet river bed to the sulphurous hot springs. The walk takes you through Hells Gate National Park, past herds of Zebras, Kongonis, Giraffes and Warthogs. The variety species of bird life should not be missed. Our picnic lunch is in the Park and back to our camp for dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Hells Gate National Park – Nairobi

After breakfast, You will optionally enjoy a boat ride the shining waters of Lake Naivasha or just rest and relax at the camp. After lunch, drive back to Nairobi arriving early evening to end your tour.

Mount Kenya Trek Sirimon Route 4 days is much more scenic than Naromoru and it is on the drier side of Mt Kenya which offers some of the finest walking. Climb up through forest into a wide ridge approach to the summit area. sirimon route climbing expedition starts on the northwest side of the mountain near Nanyuki. Access is adequate and the bunk house facilities are the best on this side of the mountain.

Day 1: Nairobi | Sirimon | Judmier Camp (Old Moses Camp) 3-4 hrs, 9km, 860m ascent

Leave Nairobi in the morning taking about 3 hours to Nanyuki town for lunch. Proceed to Sirimon Gate, 1 hr, 2440m. From the gate follow the track as it winds uphill though the forest which becomes heath land after about 3 hrs. About 3½ hours from the gate the track veers right to Judmier Camp, 3300m for dinner and overnight, L, D

Day 2: Judmier Camp | Shipton Camp 6-7hrs, 14km, 900m ascent

After breakfast, follow the track uphill, forking left at the junction. After one hour from Old Moses Camp, the track crosses Ontulili River. Go right contouring through the Moorland and crossing Liki North and continue uphill to Mackinders Valley from where there are panoramic views up the valley towards the main peaks.

Dinner and overnight at Shipton Camp, 4200m, B,L,D

Day 3: Shipton Camp | Point Lenana | Judmaier Camp (Old Moses Camp) 9-10hrs, 21km

Leave at 3am up a steep stony quarry that cuts through a cliff clearing visible part towards lower Hall Tarns arriving point Lenana at 6:30am, taking about 3hrs. After the sunrise, descend down to Shipton Camp, 2hrs, for breakfast and further, 4hrs, down to Old Moses Camp for dinner and overnight, B,L,D

Day 4: Judmaier Camp | Sirimon | Nairobi 2-3hrs, 9km

After breakfast, walk down through the rainforest for 2 hours to connect with your transport