KENYA
Kenya's standouts.
The 10 most popular kibera slum tours in Kenya. Where each one goes, who runs it, and what a seat costs.
Walk Kibera with local guides, visit a real home and community centers, and shop fixed-price crafts. Your fee funds KCOOP programs.
“I would have liked to have had the opportunity to experience some church music. The guide did take us to a church but it was in the middle is a very enthusiastic sermon.”
Private half-day Kibera tour in Nairobi with Kevin and Ismael, including school and family home visit, hotel pickup.
“This is a very eye opening tour! Kevin was very welcoming and kind. My family and I enjoyed the tour and Kevin's hospitality! If you're visiting Nairobi, this is a tour you must book!”
A 3-hour Kibera walk with a local guide from Greenhouse Mall. Visit Toi Market, Hope and Shine Centre, a school and a home.
“Tour was very good. Our guid was from Kibera and he knew everything about it. It's really worth it, to see some another way of living in Nairobi.”
Private Kibera half-day with Lucas in Nairobi: Toi Market, Hope and Shine Centre, home visit, and stories of resilience for $35.
“This tour was absolutely amazing!!! I enjoyed it from start to finish. The kids at the school were awesome.”
3-hour Kibera tour from Nairobi: Toi Market, kids’ home, Fairview Academy, Uweza art, and bone recycling; 30% funds local care.
“Our guide Luke and his childhood friend are exceptional people. From the start Luke is very responsive on whatsapp. They made us feel safe and secure because they grew up in the slums soo they know about the life in Kibera. Problems faced by Kibra people, housing, water, electrity, health, waste, unemployment, education etc. We…”
Walk Kibera with Seed Foundation: meet residents, visit local sites and the Seed School, and learn how education helps shape Nairobi’s future.
“The non-profit teachers were knowledgeable, made us feel safe and comfortable. The tour is a walking tour for 3 hours so please keep that in mind.”
A private 4-hour walk through Kibera with real community encounters, matatu rides, football, school dance, and bottled water for $15.
“Very interesting tour through the probably largest slum of Kenya including loads of friendly local encounters! Fully recommended especially since tour groups are usually very small or even private.”
Private Kibera tour with Ismael: workshop crafts, home visits, a children’s rescue centre, plus Nairobi market time and Mamba Village area.
“Ismael was a great host and I was very touched by spending time with his wife in his home. Incredible self sustaining ecosystem and strong community.”
One-day Kibera slum walk from Equity Ayani with local guides Daniel and Elijah, community visits, and a safety-first vibe for $22.
“Sincerely appreciated the opportunity to walk through and learn about Kibera. As someone with deep connections to rhe community Daniel is a thoughtful guide with a wealth of knowledge. I recommend this tour. Ken from Canada”
Walk Kibera with Lucas for $35 in 3 hours: Toi Market, recycled-bone jewelry, a supported school, and a home visit.
“An amazing experience and opportunity to having had the chance to visit kibera people. They are amazing, always helping each other and friendly. We could see their houses, the school with the kids, the market and much more. Very recommended, if you are in Nairobi you should absolutely do this experience and book it with…”
