Kiambethu Tea Farm Tour From Nairobi with Lunch
Immerse yourself in the world of tea with a tour of the Kiambethu Tea Farm near Nairobi. Learn about the history and process of tea-making, explore the farm, and indulge in a delicious farm-fresh lunch with stunning views of the Ngong Hills tea fields.
Duration:
4 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Kiambethu Tea Farm - Our driver guide will come to Pick you at your hotel or residency within Nairobi City at 9:30AM and start the drive to Limuru arriving at 11am and over a cup of tea or coffee the history of the farm and process of making tea is informally explained, followed by an opportunity to see tea in the field. Then take a walk in the indigenous forest with our resident Kenyan guide who will identify the plants and explain how they are traditionally used. Look out for the Colobus monkeys close up and wander in the gardens which are home to a wide variety of birds and flowers. Return to the house to enjoy a pre-lunch drink on the verandah with sweeping views across the tea fields to the Ngong Hills. Enjoy your three course buffet lunch from our set menu prepared with vegetables from the garden and desserts are topped with cream from our herd of Channel Island cows. Later is drop off to your hotel or residence within Nairobi City.
What's Included
- Transportation included
- Lunch provided
- Drinks at the farm
- Hotel pickup and drop-off in Nairobi
- Assistance available throughout
- All fees covered
What's Not Included
- Tips (Optional)
Additional Information
Spend the day at the Kiambethu Tea Farm just outside Nairobi and learn all about tea during this small-group tour. Once you arrive, listen to engaging commentary about the history of Kiambethu and the process of making tea before embarking on a guided tour of the farm. Then enjoy a farm-fresh 3-course lunch, along with a cup of tea, while admiring the sweeping views of the Ngong Hills tea fields.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
