The Emakoko is a boutique lodge situated on the outskirts of the Nairobi National Park. It is located a short 45-minute drive from either of Nairobi’s airports. The drive through the park itself, with its beautiful scenery and abundance of plains game, is an excellent way to begin any East African safari. What better way to begin a vacation than by supporting the conservation of this unique area, particularly the endangered Black Rhino, which are abundant in the Nairobi National Park.
The Emakoko
Nairobi National Park, despite its proximity to Kenya’s capital, is home to a diverse range of birds and fauna. With a great chance of seeing four of the big five, many Nairobi residents find the lodge to be the perfect antidote to the rush and bustle of city life. By staying at The Emakoko, you are directly contributing to the preservation and conservation of Nairobi National Park and its wildlife.
Emakoko provides an exclusive and personal environment for guests to enjoy. Emakoko has ten rooms, five on the main level and five built into the cliff face higher up. The climb to the upper rooms is worth it for the spectacular views. The room designs and interiors are designed for comfort, from huge, luxurious beds to black-out curtains, each room has a private
Activities performed in the Emakoko Nairobi National Park.
The Emakoko is the ideal location; the silence may be nearly deafening during the day, and the nights are frequently filled with distant sounds of wild animals going about their nocturnal activity. At Emakoko, you can have a private game drive into one of the world’s most unusual game parks, Nairobi National Park, or explore the surrounding settlements. Otherwise, a journey into Nairobi to visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, followed by a run in the Kitengela Conservancy to stretch those legs, is one of several choices.
The game drives.
The Emakoko is located on the Nairobi park boundary and has easy access to the park, which is where the game driving takes place. The Emakoko has four Toyota Land Cruisers that have been adapted specifically for game viewing; the guests are also KPSGA qualified and have extensive knowledge of the area’s flora and animals. Nairobi National Park is well-known for its thriving black rhino population and for close encounters with lions.
Hiking.
The Emakoko is lucky to be located in such a beautiful environment; with the National Park on one side and the Kitengela Conservation environment on the other, there is plenty of open space and some of the best jogging paths in Nairobi. The lodge is bordered by communal grazing area that extends into the park, where wildlife and domestic animals coexist. Walking among giraffe, eland, impala, and gazelles provides unforgettable memories for travelers during trekking activities.
Shopping.
During your visit to Emakoko, you can take your time and explore Nairobi, which is just around the corner for those who need to get last-minute items. The boutiques are fully stocked, and you can take any of the local shopping areas in Nairobi, with the assistance of driver guides who will help you understand the art of bargaining.
Private safaris.
The Emakoko, which provides a unique safari stopover experience in Nairobi, is glad to offer safaris and private guided safaris. Emma and Anthony have lived and worked in some of the most beautiful places in Kenya, and their knowledge and experiences, coupled with their passion for conservation, ensure that their new safari itineraries take you to places that have the most significant positive impact on conservation in Kenya. These focus on conservation that is ”community-based and aims to invo
Something special.
During your stay at Emakoko, you can visit the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, the world’s most unique elephant and rhino relocation program, which is situated in Nairobi. The Sheldrick Trust welcomes visitors to view the orphans from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The Emakoko
The endangered Rothschild’s Giraffe can also be found at the Giraffe Center, just around the corner. The center is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and allows visitors to interact with the giraffes.
Both the Sheldrick Trust and the Giraffe Center allow visitors to get up close and personal with these wonderful creatures, which is a must-see for anybody visiting Nairobi.
The Emakoko
The food.
Emakoko Lodge offers a variety of meals to suit guests’ preferences, including British, French, Thai, and Indian cuisine. The menus are expertly curated to satisfy even the most discerning eaters.
How to Get to Emakoko Lodge.
The Emakoko is a 45-minute drive from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or Wilson Airport, and a comparable distance from the city center. A shared, courtesy bus is offered.
