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Kiambethu Tea Farm Tour: Experience Nature and Wildlife Safaris in Nairobi

Limuru

Immerse yourself in nature and wildlife on the Kiambethu Tea Farm Tour in Nairobi. Explore the settler farm, learn about tea production, and spot Colobus monkeys in the indigenous forest.

Duration: 6 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Kiambethu Farm - Our driver will be ready to pick you from your city hotel in time. The drive to kiambethu tea farm takes 45 minutes driving through kenya highlands areas and which are rich with tea plantations. This is a unique tour for nature lovers willing to learn more about Tea farming in kenya. Just a short drive from the heart of Nairobi, Kiambethu Farm at Limuru provides a tranquil insight into life on a settler farm. Situated at 7,200 ft., Kiambethu was bought and farmed by AB McDonell in 1910. He was the first person to grow, make and sell tea commercially in Kenya - now one of Kenya’s biggest exports. Five generations have lived on the farm and it is currently run by his granddaughter Fiona Vernon. The farm house is set within beautiful gardens surrounded by acres of tea and indigenous forest - home to the Colobus monkey and plenty of other wildlife.
You will enjoy hot buffet lunch in the farm. later, depart for Nairobi dropping at your hotel.

What's Included

Hotel pickup and drop-off
Round-trip private transfer
Driver/guide
Lunch
Tea and coffee

What's Not Included

Gratuities

Additional Information

This is a unique tour for nature lovers and wildlife safaris. Just a short drive from the heart of Nairobi, Kiambethu Farm at Limuru provides a tranquil insight into life on a settler farm. Situated at 7,200 ft., Kiambethu was bought and farmed by AB McDonell in 1910. He was the first person to grow, make and sell tea commercially in Kenya - now one of Kenya’s biggest exports. Five generations have lived on the farm and it is currently run by his granddaughter Fiona Vernon. The farm house is set within beautiful gardens surrounded by acres of tea and indigenous forest - home to the Colobus monkey and plenty of other wildlife.