Olorgesailie site is a prehistoric factory for stone tools located 70km from Nairobi and surrounded by a 100,000 year old lake basin at the foot of the Great Rift Valley.
The abundance of tools provide empirical evidence that this site represents an actual campsite of early man.
The site is run and managed by the National Museums of Kenya, and visitors can picnic, camp or lodge in Bandas (Guest Houses). Guests can also take a Museum tour, go bird watching, and climb Mt. Olorgesailie. Click Here is a mobile friendly link.

The Great Rift Valley View point is always a perfect place to be in the evenings. Here you can watch the enthralling Rift valley with it's vast vegetation and the sun rays kissing the far and wide stretching mountains in the surrounding. The Great Rift Valley is a wonder of the world stretching from the Middle East passing through Africa and has a great and vast chunk in East African part and ends in Mozambique in the South.

Karen Blixen Museum is a farm at the foot of the Ngong Hills which was initially owned by Danish Author Karen and her Swedish Husband, Baron Bror von Blixen Fincke. Located 10km from the city centre, the Museum belongs to a different time period in the history of Kenya. The Museum is open to the Public every day (9.30 am to 6pm) including weekends and public holidays. Visitors are encouraged to be at the Museum by 5.30.  Guided tours are offered continuously.

The Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) is a meetings, conferences and exhibitions venue in Kenya. It is built for Conference tourism. The 30-storey landmark of Kenya's skyline was built in 1969 and the only building in the region with a helipad.

Sagana Camp Site is an attractive campsite south of Mount Kenya. Besides white water rafting, Sagana also offers outdoor activities, team building, zip line across the river and last but not least a 60 ft. bungee cord jumping. All under the close supervision of very professional staff.

Mount Longonot is an inactive volcano near Lake Naivasha currently protected by Kenya Wildlife Service in Mount Longonot National Park. It offers a great scenic walk around the rim of the crater.

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