It is beautiful to see firsthand the important work being done to save these magnificent animals. I was able to adopt a baby elephant and was able to see them being brought back in and bedded down for the night. The keepers actually sleep with...More

Learn about elephants, meet them, watch them and if you wish adopt one. They are so cute...watch them feed from their bottles and swim in the mud pools. Seeing a group of very excited baby elephants running to get feed is one of the best...More

Initiated by the first warden of the tsavo national park, Mr. Sheldrick catering for orphan elephants.Its a serene place and very very friendly animal caretakers who take very good care of the animals you might think they come from one family.Family friendly environment quit good.Very...More

It was good to see the baby elephants but I thought it was a very long unessessary begging for money , I would not go back.

We visited with a group of friends who all adopted time share of a baby elephant. Seeing the baby elephants come back from their day in the field brings tears to your eyes. Keep up this most important initiative!

Incredible to see the orphans being cared for with unconditional love from their keepers. A lovely place, full of love and hope.

Rare opportunity to meet some elephants ! Thoroughly enjoyed my stay here and learnt a great deal about the sanctuary!

This was the best thing I did in Nairobi - it was amazing to see all the good work the trust and the keepers do with these wonderful animals. Well worth a visit.

You must be there by around 11:30 to watch the baby Elephant feeding. It's worth the trip. And the bottles are quite big.

a must see while in Nairobi!! We loved it,,, you can sponser a baby for $50 and they will let you come back at 5PM for a one-on-one with your baby. They will email you during the following year to let you know how he...More