Top Kenya Walking Tours - page 3

The culture and heritage of the Kenyan people is displayed in various ways around the city. This is through architecture, the way of life as well as the political environment. We will take you on a journey through the growth of the City from a papyrus swamp to a metropolis and Kenya's capital. Visit Nairobi's Gallery, a colonial monument Which was used for native affairs and administration for a briefing over a cup of coffee at Point zero coffee. Walk down Kenyatta Avenue pointing out monuments which includes, Nairobi's focal point, major streets and the history on naming, colonial buildings and banks. Make a stop over at Sarova Stanley the oldest hotel in Nairobi where you will learn a lot about the hospitality growth and royal visits to Kenya. Finally this tour takes you to KICC helipad for a panoramic view. At the end of the tour you will have learned about the country, its people and its culture.

Without leaving Nairobi, you can still see plenty of wildlife in just a few hours on this tour to Nairobi National Park. A private vehicle takes you through the park in search of animals like lions, zebras, and giraffes in a wild habitat, and an in-the-know guide shares information and ups your chances of seeing the animals you most want to see.

Be the first to see the African Colonial Hotel built by the British in 1901 and where Danish "Out of Africa" writer Karen Blixen stayed during her visit in 1914. Visit Fort Jesus which was built by the Portuguese in 1593 and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2011. The walking tour in the Old Town of Mombasa which will give you the opportunity to appreciate the authentic Swahili culture and Arab architecture. You will also see the remains of the old historic Port of Mombasa. The most colorful and lively place is the Spice Market built by the English in 1914. Without missing out on seeing the four gigantic elephant tusks erected in 1952 for the arrival of the Queen of England.

Turn your visit to Lake Naivasha into a wildlife safari by booking this tour to Crescent Island, a game park in the middle of the lake with miles of walking trails and abundant wildlife. Follow your guide down miles of trails in search of dik-diks, gazelles, buffalo, and more—you might even see crocodiles and hippos on your boat ride back to the mainland.

Packed with landmarks and colorful markets, Nairobi’s compact city center is perfect for exploring on foot, but finding your way through the crowds can be overwhelming. Join a guide for a Nairobi walking tour that covers key sights, from a rooftop observatory to the American Embassy Memorial Garden, with time to browse markets, learn about local history, and discover Nairobi’s green spaces.

As we walk along the Streets of Nairobi I will tell you all about our street names and who they were named after and why.and We will get to see some historic monuments so its advisable you have your camera with you.On this day with me i believe you will learn more about the Kenyan culture than you already know.

This hiking adventure takes you to the stunning natural wonder of Mount Longonot National Park. Instead of organizing car rental and searching for a parking spot, benefit from having round-trip hotel transfer from Nairobi included. Once at Mount Longonot National Park, set off on a trail to explore the crater of an extinct volcano. Then, enjoy a hassle-free return to Nairobi.

Nairobi Historical Walking city tour offers a comprehensive guide to Nairobi's rich history and diversity in addition to the modern architecture and the famous matatu culture. Itinerary for this activity: 1. Meeting point is at the entrance of Jamia Mosque Nairobi. 2. Activity proceeds to Nairobi city market to explore different sections of the market. 3. Pass by nation centre: one of Kenya’s premier media stations. No pictures allowed. 4. Explore Nairobi's masai market for Souvenirs 5. View Nairobi from Kenyatta International Convention Centre at a 360⁰ view. 6. Learn the comprehensive history of the old East African railway with various exhibits including: locomotive and rolling stock and historical artefacts.

See Kibera as only a local could and experience the real Kibera through the lense of hope. We’ll meet the dreamers creating a difference in Kibera through their mission-driven, small businesses. There are 5 stops on our journey...

Climbing Mount Kenya is a challenge, and making the ascent requires the services of a guide. While tour packages can fill up, you can guarantee your chance at climbing the epic mountain by booking in advance. This package not only includes guide services, food, and lodging, but it also includes transportation from Nairobi so that you won't have to figure out any logistics on your own.

Learn about life in one of Africa’s largest urban slums in a responsible way by booking this private tour to Kibera Slum from Nairobi. You spend a full day exploring the markets, recycling plants, a bead factory, a kindergarten, and more. Your guide explains local issues the community is tackling, and gives you an insider look at the area’s culture.

Nairobi is an excellent choice for souvenir shopping, but finding good quality crafts can be hard, and carrying purchases on public transport simply isn’t practical. This private tour, with transfers direct from your hotel or the airport, takes you to two high-quality souvenir venues: the Utamaduni Craft Centre, which sells jewelry, fabrics, paintings, carvings, and clothes, and the Kazuri Bead Factory, a traditional jewelry workshop.

Enjoy a stunning and varied trek along the Sirimon Route during this private, full-day hiking excursion to Mt. Kenya. Walk through forested landscapes filled with bamboo and rosewood and heather meadows. Experience stunning panoramas along the trail, including two of the mountain’s highest peaks, Nelion and Batian. Admission fees and round-trip transfers from Nairobi are included.

Get acquainted with Kenya’s oldest informal settlement during this private, two-hour community-led slum tour of Mathare. Meet local community members, including a visit inside the homes of local mothers. Understand the impact of HIV and other public health crises. Get a chance to visit local craft shops and shop for handmade beadwork. Bottled water is provided.

Get a glimpse of life in Africa’s largest urban slum on a private walking tour to Kibera, a deeply impoverished area that’s home to thousands of people. Visit the area with a guide who was born and raised in Kibera, tour an orphanage and school, then see how local craftspeople repurpose bones in a bead factory. This tour includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Nairobi.

Enrich your visit to Nairobi with a local’s perspective during this half-day, small-group food and shopping tour. Enjoy panoramic views overlooking the capital from Kenya’s oldest skyscraper and a relaxing paddle-boat ride or ice cream in Uhuru Park. Then, head to the famous Maasai Market for a chance to pick up souvenirs, household products, handicrafts, and apparel. Lunch and bottled water are included.

Explore the vibrant heart of Nairobi on this guided city tour, showcasing the rich history and culture of Kenya's capital. Stroll along Kenyatta Avenue, visit the iconic Macmillan Library, and admire the architectural beauty of Jamia Mosque. Experience the bustling atmosphere of City Market for some shopping and bargaining, then unwind in Uhuru Park and Jivanjee Park. Discover Nairobi University and Point Zero before concluding the adventure at the KICC with panoramic views of the city. Guided tour featuring Nairobi's key historical and cultural sites Visit iconic landmarks like the Macmillan Library and Jamia Mosque Enjoy a shopping experience at the lively City Market Conclude with stunning views from the KICC observation deck

Spend an afternoon with some of Africa's most iconic animals on this day tour from Nairobi that gives access to giant elephants and towering giraffes. TThen stop at the Giraffe Center, where you'll find Rothschild giraffes wandering the grounds. This memorable experience includes a tour of the Kazuri beads women factory

Don’t just wait for your connecting flight. Make the most of your layover in Nairobi during this private, two-to-four-hour city tour. Enjoy a guided visit to the Kenyan capital and its environs with a professional guide. Optional highlights include artifact-filled Nairobi National Museum, souvenir shopping in Galleria Shopping Mall, or a visit to scenic Uhuru Park.

Get an insider glimpse of Nairobi’s Kibera neighborhood on this walking tour, led by an NPO worker. Visit neighborhood landmarks, meet local residents, and learn about daily life in Africa’s largest informal settlement, as well as the work currently done by local and government agencies to further improve the area’s infrastructure.

With darting tuk-tuks and blaring matatu minibuses, Mombasa can feel intimidating to newbies. Get a handle on this historic trading city, founded around 900 AD, on this small-group walking tour with a certified tour guide. Meet at Fort Jesus, a 16th-century Portuguese fort that’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a cultural tour of sights including Marikiti Market, the Shree Cutch Satsang Swaminarayan Temple, the Mombasa Tusks, and more.

Go into the Great Rift Valley to hike an extinct volcano and explore a shimmering lake on a full-day, private tour from Nairobi to Mount Longonot National Park and Lake Naivasha. A guided hike to the summit earns sweeping views across the Great Rift Valley and into forested crater, and the tour’s early departure from Nairobi means you’ll be hiking Mount Longonot in the cooler morning hours.

Enhance your knowledge of traditional home cooking in Kenya with this combination of a local market tour and a cooking lesson. Enjoy one-to-one guidance and a more personalized experience than large group classes, as it’s a private session for just your party. To begin, source fresh local ingredients from the market, then cook a five-course meal with Kenyan and Indian influences—such as curries, and “ugali” (cornmeal).

Visit both Hells Gate National Park and Lake Naivasha in just one day with this group tour from Nairobi. Start at Hells Gate, where you get the chance to walk or cycle through the park, which is home to everything from zebras to gnus. Then head over to Lake Naivasha for an optional boat ride—if you're lucky, you may see hippos along with a variety of birds.