KENYA
Kenya's standouts.
The 7 most popular food tours in Kenya. Where each one goes, who runs it, and what a seat costs.
Watamu Marine Park boat cruise, dolphin sightings, snorkeling, and a guided Sudi Island mangrove canoe ride, finished with a seafood lunch.
“Excellent excursion with African Tours and transfers. Good driver Eric. We saw Dolphins, good snorkeling, Canoe trip into mangroves followed by a delicious seafood lunch bbq on the beach.”
A short walk through Old Town Mombasa with a local guide, tasting Swahili street food, coffee, seafood, and sugarcane juice.
“Paní průvodkyně byla moc milá. Dozvěděli jsme se spoustu zajímavých informací nejen o jídle, ale i o životě místních lidí a také o historii města.”
Private Mombasa tour with Fort Jesus Museum and Haller Park, plus an included seafood lunch and time to feed giraffes.
“We keken er naar uit om deze tour met ons gezin te maken, maar een uur voor vertrek kregen we een telefoontje van de operator Natives Tours, dat we twee uur voor de afgesproken tijd hadden moeten vertrekken. Het was niet meer mogelijk om deze (privé!) tour te maken. Read more”
Private 5-hour Nairobi street food lunch with hotel pickup, Swahili classics, grilled meats, soups, and a samaki finish for $163.
“My mom and I had an excellent time on this tour with Simon. We got to explore many different parts of Nairobi while trying out all the local foods. The food was delicious and plentiful...we didn't have to eat for the rest of the day. Simon was Read more”
4-hour Old Town street food walk from Fort Jesus with 6 vendor tastings, Swahili cultural stories, and food, drinks, plus transport included for $55.
“Amazing experience of street food tasting in Old Town Mombasa! Hawa was fantastic and so knowledgeable about the history of Mombasa and the culture of the area, the architecture and the foods. Very worth it!!”
Taste Nairobi in one hour with a local guide: market stops, samosas, chapati, nyama choma, and Kenyan drinks for $37 plus cash.
“The tour was fantastic. Ishmael is knowledgeable and a good companion to explore the streets of Nairobi. He patiently answered all my questions. We tried a bunch of different varieties including snacks, sweets, BBQ, fruits. I had fun knowing about local cuisine, history and culture. I also got good tips about local food and restaurants…”
A 90-minute Diani street-food walk with a local guide: market sights, Swahili bites, and a palm wine tasting at a neighborhood bar.
“Eigentlich nichts”
