Nicole London
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Nicole London
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A New Yorker living in Nairobi, working in global public health and exploring Kenya. I can often be found on an international flight to visit family and friends or in search of an excellent meal.
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I have lived in three continents and been lucky to have incredible and diverse travel experiences – from solo travel to organizing a 10 person road trip, from staying at the top luxury safari lodges to camping in national parks, from walking the biggest cities to spending quiet time in remote places. I will go anywhere for good food and I am obsessed with travel research and soliciting recommendations from the people who know each destination best. I love to learn about wherever I am and you can always find me peppering a guide or local expert with rapid-fire questions.
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The Green City in the Sun: Complete Guide to Nairobi, Kenya
Many visitors who come to Kenya for world-class safaris and pristine beaches make a critical mistake: they treat Nairobi as a mere transit point. By spending as little time in Kenya’s capital city as possible, they use it only as a stop-over to their main destination.
As a resident of Nairobi for the last three years, let me tell you: there is so much to see, do, eat, drink and experience here. Known as "The Green City in the Sun", Nairobi has 4.4 million people and is a regional (if not continental) hub for arts and culture. We have one of the largest United Nations campuses in the world and a booming tech and start-up scene. At 5,500 ft. above sea level, the weather is temperate all year round and it’s easy to take advantage of this climate as you explore.
With two to three days, you can get a taste of what Nairobi has to offer and make your time here a wonderful part of your trip to Kenya.
The Green City in the Sun: Complete Guide to Nairobi, Kenya
Many visitors who come to Kenya for world-class safaris and pristine beaches make a critical mistake: they treat Nairobi as a mere transit point. By spending as little time in Kenya’s capital city as possible, they use it only as a stop-over to their main destination.
As a resident of Nairobi for the last three years, let me tell you: there is so much to see, do, eat, drink and experience here. Known as "The Green City in the Sun", Nairobi has 4.4 million people and is a regional (if not continental) hub for arts and culture. We have one of the largest United Nations campuses in the world and a booming tech and start-up scene. At 5,500 ft. above sea level, the weather is temperate all year round and it’s easy to take advantage of this climate as you explore.
With two to three days, you can get a taste of what Nairobi has to offer and make your time here a wonderful part of your trip to Kenya.
The Green City in the Sun: Complete Guide to Nairobi, Kenya
Many visitors who come to Kenya for world-class safaris and pristine beaches make a critical mistake: they treat Nairobi as a mere transit point. By spending as little time in Kenya’s capital city as possible, they use it only as a stop-over to their main destination.
As a resident of Nairobi for the last three years, let me tell you: there is so much to see, do, eat, drink and experience here. Known as "The Green City in the Sun", Nairobi has 4.4 million people and is a regional (if not continental) hub for arts and culture. We have one of the largest United Nations campuses in the world and a booming tech and start-up scene. At 5,500 ft. above sea level, the weather is temperate all year round and it’s easy to take advantage of this climate as you explore.
With two to three days, you can get a taste of what Nairobi has to offer and make your time here a wonderful part of your trip to Kenya.
The Green City in the Sun: Complete Guide to Nairobi, Kenya
Many visitors who come to Kenya for world-class safaris and pristine beaches make a critical mistake: they treat Nairobi as a mere transit point. By spending as little time in Kenya’s capital city as possible, they use it only as a stop-over to their main destination.
As a resident of Nairobi for the last three years, let me tell you: there is so much to see, do, eat, drink and experience here. Known as "The Green City in the Sun", Nairobi has 4.4 million people and is a regional (if not continental) hub for arts and culture. We have one of the largest United Nations campuses in the world and a booming tech and start-up scene. At 5,500 ft. above sea level, the weather is temperate all year round and it’s easy to take advantage of this climate as you explore.
With two to three days, you can get a taste of what Nairobi has to offer and make your time here a wonderful part of your trip to Kenya.