Tales From Africa

The Icing on the cake for your Kenyan Experience. Listen to Old Tales from the African Continent around a Bonfire, as told by an experienced storyteller. Expect Natures friendly Visitors to join you as you cozy up to the African Stories and Tales, Spot the Sykes monkeys in the forest and other small mammals. Surrounded by pure Nature, this promises to be a highlight of your African ride, having some expected twists and some totally unexpected but pleasant turns. The Mood is ancient, the Stories are filled with lessons fit for the whole family, individuals and groups. Its best to book Early but we allow last-minute bookings as well.

The Icing on the cake for your Kenyan Experience. Listen to Old Tales from the African Continent around a Bonfire, as told by an experienced storyteller. Expect Natures friendly Visitors to join you as you cozy up to the African Stories and Tales, Spot the Sykes monkeys in the forest and other small mammals. Surrounded by pure Nature, this promises to be a highlight of your African ride, having some expected twists and some totally unexpected but pleasant turns. The Mood is ancient, the Stories are filled with lessons fit for the whole family, individuals and groups. Its best to book Early but we allow last-minute bookings as well.

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Organizer:FRESHLOOK Ltd.
The Icing on the cake for your Kenyan Experience. Listen to Old Tales from the African Continent around a Bonfire, as told by an experienced storyteller. Expect Natures friendly Visitors to join you as you cozy up to the African Stories and Tales, Spot the Sykes monkeys in the forest and other small mammals. Surrounded by pure Nature, this promises to be a highlight of your African ride, having some expected twists and some totally unexpected but pleasant turns. The Mood is ancient, the Stories are filled with lessons fit for the whole family, individuals and groups. Its best to book Early but we allow last-minute bookings as well.

THE LOCATION, OLOOLUA NATURE Forest:

Oloolua Nature Trail is located in Karen Neighborhood in Nairobi in the indigenous tropical dry Oloolua forest. Oloolua Forest has the Institute of Primate Research (IPR) in Nairobi, located about 20km from the Nairobi city center.
The National Museums of Kenya, the institution that runs this bio-medical research facility, established the 5km long Oloolua Nature Trail in part of this forest, providing an oasis of tranquility for city residents looking to escape the city hustle and bustle.