Kibera Tours and Tickets

This Tour was an Eye opener. Vincent my guide was very knowledgeable and explained a lot of things in Kibera. I felt very safe throughout. There’s fair bit of walking through very narrow alleys Vincent was very helpful to make sure I was fine. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone who has interest in reality of this world

An eye-opening experience. Rally was so accommodating and flexible. He shares his first-hand knowledge of the slum, the school, and the people living there.

This tour was fantastic. We went through many areas even Nairobi friends didn't know existed. I felt safe and my friends said all the kids were so sweet to them

This is once in a lifetime experience. Rally is an exceptional guide, known in the community, and helped us learn everything about the slum and the way of people living there. Nobody should miss it!

Rally is very kind and respectful in Kibera society. He helped us not only to feel a bit the daily life of the people living there but to understand how some of them try to improve people lives especially through education and prospect to leave Kibera. Please support through your tour to improve people lives.

We went on the Kibera tour with Elijah and thoroughly enjoyed it. Two of the tour group participants turned up late, but he was very patient and didn't make a fuss about it. He showed us around the area, answered all our questions and actively encouraged us to ask more. We really appreciated him showing us his family home, where we got to see his childhood photos and see where his parents still live. Having a true insider as our guide gave us knowledge and a perspective we wouldn't get from a regular tour. Highly recommended.

I had an incredibly moving and memorable experience visiting Kibera, guided by Elijah and organised by Lucas. From start to finish, it felt authentic, respectful, and genuinely insightful. What stood out most to me was the contrast between what you might expect and what you actually find. There is a real sense of order within the chaos — from the tidy, well-organised market to the intricate maze of streets, everything has its place and rhythm. It completely reshaped my perception. The people we met were warm, welcoming, and full of life. The children in particular were some of the most polite, kind, and joyful I’ve ever encountered. I was fortunate enough to spend time at a school run by my guides, and that was easily one of the most profound and humbling moments of the entire trip. Around every corner, there was another story — not of hardship alone, but of resilience, community, and hope. I would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking to better understand Nairobi beyond the surface, in a way that is both eye-opening and deeply human.

The kibera slum was an eye opener. The tour of nairobi was great too as well as the bead factory. Collins was a great guide.