Kibera Tours and Tickets

While the thought of visiting Kibera slums might sound overwhelming, the experience of spending a few hours in this vibrant, multifaceted community is educational and informative. With its maze-like network of unmarked streets and narrow alleys, Kibera is best visited in the morning or mid-morning led by Lucas who has a razor-sharp knowledge on the inspiring creativity, resilience, and ingenuity employed by Kibera residents to survive under challenging circumstances in what we call the “city of hope.”

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.

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.

DALA AFRICA is an indigenous firm harnessing Kenya's rich tourism and volunteerism culture for good. We specifically invest in creating unique experiences for our clients targeting under-served markets. We exclusively employ locals to provide employment where it matters. We look forward to having you on-board. DALA was originally founded by Dr. Erick Komolo, Kenyan Lawyer and Social Entrepreneur to address youth unemployment, high teenage pregnancies and school dropouts in his rural village in South Western Kenya. We cultivate part of our profits to this mission through MAKLWETA, a charitable trust Dr. Komolo founded.

Profit from your booking will be used to support the local community and send children to school. Kevin spends his whole life in Kibera and he can tell you stories, show you places. Kevin rescued a few street children and put them in orphanage school and the kids consider him Big Brother.

We heavily focus on cross-cultural exchange, wereby we believe it gives our client a convenient environment to express their culture and learn new deverse cultures.

Gain a deeper understanding of Kenyan life and culture on a visit to Kibera slums, one of the largest urban slums in Africa and a sight unseen by most visitors. Traversing the corridors of the slum with a private guide is a great way to get more out of a full day in Kibera — and to ensure your visit is respectful of local culture — as you discover the challenges that locals face and the unique ways they’re working to improve living conditions. See an open air market, a bead factory, a bone recycling plant and shop, a kindergarten/orphanage, two aerial views of the slum, two typical slum houses and a public ground

Take a walking tour of Kibera, Nairobi’s largest slum. Drive to Kibera with a local guide, then explore the neighborhood on foot. Visit a local orphanage that doubles as a school, learn how locals turn animal bones into beads, and visit with a local family to learn more about everyday life in the area. The tour is a sobering, yet realistic look into the lives of these humble and friendly people.

Gain a deeper understanding of Kenyan life and culture on a visit to the Kibera slum, one of the largest slums in Africa and a sight unseen by most visitors. Visit workshops, vendors, and schools in Kibera to learn how the slum's 250,000 residents live on a day to day basis while your guide provides informative commentary about the area's challenges and opportunities.

Get a chance to visit Kibera Slums as you get to learn and understand their life and there challenges they go through. Later have lunch (own expense) then later head to Bomas of Kenya and experience kenya's culture and its history.

A great one time opportunity very close to the city. This is a private and also a custom tour where you can have lunch breaks and shopping stop overs. We do our best to make the tour as memorable as possible. A Enjoy the diversity of the Kenyan People and Wildlife, Diverse

The city tour service is unique as it is offered on motorcycle. One of the most common forms of transportation used in Nairobi. It also provides an on the ground experience that is unlike anything offered in Nairobi

A Full Tour to the Famous nairobi national park and nairobi city centre with stopovers at historical places

Get to know a different side of Nairobi on this half-day guided tour to the Kibera Slums. See what daily life is like for the residents of Africa’s largest slums as you tour the open-air markets, nursery schools, and a local Biogas plant that uses human waste as its raw material and powers 200 homes in the area. Get an insider perspective and get a deeper understanding of these slums.

On the outskirts of Nairobi, Kibera is at once part of one of Africa’s most developed cities and at the same times stands apart from it. Yes, there is a lot of poverty here, but there’s also a sense of freedom. Safe Experience of The Slum walking with a guide born and raised there.

Waiting for your next flight but you have some time that you don't want to spend at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport? Good news! We have got you covered. Join us for tour gain a deeper understanding of Kenyan life and culture on a visit to the Kibera slum, one of the largest slums in Africa and a sight unseen by most visitors. Visit workshops, vendors, and schools in Kibera to learn how the slum's 250,000 residents live on a day to day basis while your guide provides informative commentary about the area's challenges and opportunities

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. Later have lunch (own expense) then later head to Bomas of Kenya and experience kenya's culture and its history.

A day well spent exploring the unseen side of Nairobi through Kibera Slum which is unseen by most tourists. Kibera is Africa's largest slum and the friendliest slum in the world. Gain a deeper understanding of Kenyan life and culture outside of the typical tourist realm. Then after lunch visit Stedmak Gardens the best Animal, Snake and Birdwatching park in Nairobi

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. Later have lunch (own expense) then later head to Bomas of Kenya and experience kenya's culture and its history.

Get a chance to visit Kibera Slums as you get to learn and understand their life and there challenges they go through. Later have lunch (own expense) then later head to Bomas of Kenya and experience kenya's culture and its history.

A tour to see the elephants at the David and Daphne Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and the namesake animals at the Giraffe Centre are included on this tour from Nairobi that showcases Kenyan wildlife within city bounds. Flexible transportation makes this tour extra appealing at an extra cost.

Why go out of town to enjoy a safari, while you can start right here. Nairobi National park, one of Kenya’s most fascinating parks, is located only a few KMs from the city center and JKIA; is a haven that promises nothing short of Adventure! Start your day by an early morning pick from the hotel. After a short brief, make your way to the park, through the city lanes to the open savanna with our open rooftop tour vans. Famed for its open grass plains that play host to a rich cast of wildlife such as; the famous big five , including the endangered black rhinos ,not to mention over 400 bird species. The distant skyscrapers offer nostalgic city feels that acts as a perfect contrasting backdrop to natures finest, After 4 to 5 hours of an amazing game drive , coupled with stops to capture the perfect moments, it’s time to wind up and head back to the hotel or to the airport . At Kenya Bush expedition, we thrive in making your tours and safari count!

Join a local for a private tour of the Kibera slum area, setting out on foot to learn about life in the Nairobi neighborhood. Exploring with a private guide is a great way to get more out of your time in Kibera—and to ensure your visit is respectful of local culture—as you discover the challenges that locals face and the unique ways they’re working to improve living conditions.

This tour is very unique since you get to experience first hand and real life of the people 2nd biggest informal housing in Africa. Below are the activities 1. A visit to the local youth center and see how they innovated electricity using the bio gas. 2. A visit to the women HIV victims group who have defied the odds of the disease and decided to make kangas clothe designs which they sell to earn an income among many things. 3. Visit to the local youth galleries where they use cattle bones to come up with the neckleses and various ornaments.