Feeding Giraffes-The Long and Short of It

Alan FeldsteinByAlan Feldstein

Many eager Safari travelers have heard of Giraffe Manor in Nairobi, where well-heeled guests boast about feeding the resident giraffes through the windows. But guess what, we can take you to meet the giraffes for a lot less money at the Giraffe Center, right next door, where they are just as hungry — and just as tall!

Let Infinite Safari Adventures wrap your giraffe experience into our Nairobi highlight tour which can also includes Nairobi National Park (where I just saw a rhino mom with her baby)  Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, Kobe beads and Karen Blixen Estate.
Alan Feldstein
Alan Feldstein

As a lawyer turned founder of an African wildlife safari company, Alan combines his professional expertise with his love for adventure to craft extraordinary journeys that connect travelers to Africa’s wonders. Beyond his work, Alan is a dedicated advocate for wildlife conservation and education. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Cheetah Conservation Fund, is President of the Board of The Bird School Project, and sits on the Advisory Board of Over And Above Africa.

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