Nairobi Snake Park
Description
In the grounds of the National Museum, the Snake Park has some impressive snake species, including the puff adder, black mamba, Egyptian cobra, African rock python and Gaboon viper (with 4cm-long fangs, the longest in the world). There are also local fish species, lizards, turtles and some sad-looking crocodiles. Watch for the elephant fossil on the way down from the museum.Note the Gaboon viper’s venom description: ‘A good-natured snake that rarely bites. However, a bite would be a major medical emergency’.
| OFFER VALIDITY | January 1st – January 30th |
| BOOKING DATES | January 1st – January 30th |
| TRANSPORT | Hire of a 7 seater tour van- Ksh. 10,000 per day |
| RATES | Citizens; Child- Ksh. 300 Adult- Ksh 600 Residents; Non residents: This is combined entry fee to the National Museum & Snake Park |
This deal is only valid until January 30th . Book before it’s too late!
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