Name: The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust
Address: KWS Central Workshop Gate, off, Nairobi, Kenya, KE
Telephone: +254 20 2301396

The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is a point of interest, located at KWS Central Workshop Gate, off, Nairobi, Kenya. They can be contacted via phone at +254 20 2301396, visit their website www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org for more detailed information.

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KWS Central Workshop Gate, off, Nairobi

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Added by Jopie, at 17 November 2016

Monday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Tuesday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Saturday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

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Anonymous

11 May 2018

Amazing experience, couldn't recommend highly enough!
Anonymous

01 May 2018

Close encounter with orphaned baby elephants. They look gentle and well taken off We did t see any rhino's though. Visit time is strictly 11am to 12pm everyday. Fun experience seeing the young jumbos at close range
Anonymous

27 April 2018

Great place for elephant lovers, very close to the giraffe park. Good for tourists
Anonymous

27 February 2018

Amazing work they are doing. Sad to see how humans treat other earthlings
Anonymous

14 December 2017

If thank you says your work is amazing, setting standards and examples, profoundly caring, dedicated, courageous, and many more accolades.then I can.simply say thank you a million times over. ..you GOTTA love elephants and conservation.
Anonymous

26 November 2017

Is my 4th time here and not once I've been able to leave this place without crying. It trully brakes my heart to hear the horrific stories in which this stunning animals have been part of. This org has gone above and beyond for the safety of all elephants. Please donate and support them. They need more kind humans like us.
Anonymous

01 August 2017

Must see in Nairobi. Opened only on Sunday for visit to save natural habitat of the small elephants. You can adopt one for $50/yr
Anonymous

29 June 2017

A beautiful experience. You have one hour to watch the young, orphaned elephants come down for feeding time. During the second half, someone offers informative dialogue about the foundation and the elephants, including their names. You can pet them as they frolic past. For the equivalent of $5 US this is definitely worth the experience while helping to support a worthy organization.
Anonymous

26 June 2017

Baby elephants are super cute. Only one for a day and must pay with dollars/shillings in exact amount. (500 shillings or equivalent usd). Nice gift shop. Get there about 1030 to get first in line to (wait to) pay and pick your spot around the feeding area.
Anonymous

22 June 2017

What an incredible place. Visit here between 11 and 12am. You ll see the tens of orphan elephants being saved by this place who try to reintegrate them while feeding them for more than 10 years each. Entrance is 10$ but petting a baby elephant seeing them play witnessing their love for their caretakers and having the chance to learn about this and maybe make a donation is invaluable. Absolute to do.
Anonymous

14 June 2017

Wonderful experience! The orphanage is only open for 1 hour at 11am so arrive early, the elephants are adorable and the tour is informative, but there is lots of red dust so dress in clothing and shoes you don't mind getting dusty.
Anonymous

18 April 2017

Had no idea baby elephants were soo HUGE. Don't wear white like I did. I got splashed with a spray of muddy water
Anonymous

15 April 2017

Very nice place. Fee 500sh. Open only from 11-12.
Anonymous

30 March 2017

Incredible place. Make sure to show up early and it's only open 11-12, bring cash to get in 500 kes each.
Anonymous

04 December 2016

So touching. to see baby elephants been taken care ofI like the way they feed them milk. and they have a daily routine that they stick to. I'd advice everyone with the love for animals to visit David Sheldrick you will not regret. I'll surely come back. God Bless you team and keep on with the good work!
Anonymous

24 November 2016

Such an amazing experience getting to see these baby elephants. It makes my soul happy to see so many people care about the animals on our planet and the work they do to ensure their survival.