Snake Park;

The Snake Park is situated adjacent to the National Museum. Built in the early 1960s, for educational purposes to visitors and the public about snakes and the common reptiles of Kenya. Today, the Snake Park is home to over one hundred reptiles displays and all in the rang of East African snakes that are viewed in glass cages.

The Snake Park has a variety of collected features some of the deadliest snakes in Africa including black mamba and the puff adder.

There is a lake within the Snake Park that is home to Nile crocodiles and fish from the great lakes Tanganyika Victoria and Nyasa.

Attractions are: Lake, Zoo or animal collection.

The park works Monday – Sunday from9:30 – 18:30 and Park entry fee is; adult200.00 and children 100.00 local Kenyan shillings.