January 2001 Spring Discovery Across Africa
Witness nature's awakening with over 1,700 spring tours across Africa in January 2001. Perfect weather, blooming landscapes, and comfortable temperatures make this ideal for exploration, backed by 5,200 spring travelers.
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Safari Park Hotel Cat Dancers and Dinner Experience - Spring tours
Picture an evening filled with mouthwatering cuisine, live music, and dazzling performances—the Safari Park Hotel Cat Dancers and Dinner Experience delivers just that. Perfect for families and seniors seeking a leisurely night out in Nairobi, this tour begins with a comfortable transfer from your hotel to the renowned Safari Park Hotel.
Upon arrival, you’ll settle into the vibrant Nyama Choma Ranch Restaurant, where a sumptuous dinner awaits. Feast on prime Kenyan steak, chicken, and traditionally roasted mutton, all carved tableside and served with hearty sides and vegetarian options. The lively atmosphere is elevated by an eclectic mix of local and international music, setting the stage for a memorable evening.
The highlight of the night is the Cat Dancers Show, an energetic hour-long spectacle starting at 9:00 pm. Immerse yourself in authentic Kenyan entertainment, with colorful costumes and dynamic choreography that capture the spirit of the region. After the show, you’re welcome to relax or, if you wish, extend your stay to enjoy dancing for a small additional fee.
A key selling point of this tour package is the seamless combination of cultural entertainment and culinary delight, all within a safe, inclusive environment. Whether you’re marking a special occasion or simply indulging in a unique Nairobi night out, this trip ensures stress-free enjoyment from start to finish—drinks billed separately for your convenience.
Culture shows and excursions
Half-Day Cultural Tour of Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi - Spring tours
Immerse yourself in Kenya’s vibrant heritage with a Half-Day Cultural Tour of Bomas of Kenya in Nairobi. Perfect for seniors and families, this cultural experience takes you just 10 kilometers from the city center to a lively village that showcases the traditions of Kenya’s 42 ethnic groups. Enjoy energetic dance and music performances, marvel at acrobatic shows, and explore authentic mud huts and traditional homesteads—set in clusters reflecting family life. Children can roam freely through play areas and climb ladders, while adults delve into the region’s folklore and daily customs. The unique highlight is the hands-on exploration of Kenya’s diverse culture, all in a welcoming environment that makes learning both fun and memorable.
Local culture