Kenya · DESSERT TOURS
The good dessert tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Walk Kibera, Nairobi’s Chocolate City, with resident guides, Agape Children Centre, and beadwork stops. 2 hours, $15.
“Was really interesting to see where the people live and hot it is. The guide showed us many places and explained a lot about their situation. Thanks”
Respectful Kibera tour with local guides, Toi Market and craftshop visits, Agape school, and a walk by Nairobi's old railway.
“Very interesting and eye opening tour through the slum of Nairobi. Highly recommended to everyone. Very good guides taking care of you all the way.”
A 3-hour Kibera walking tour in Nairobi with an English guide, public transport, and a visit to Chocolate City for real daily-life context.
“The tour offers a unique glimpse into the daily life in Kibera. We’ve visited a lot of places, while learning about the resilience and creativity of its residents. It was a meaningful experience!”
Walk Kibera with local guides, visit markets and community projects, meet artisans, and support youth initiatives from Nairobi’s heart.
“This guys were amazing. We enjoyed our tour in Kibera. Don’t worry just trust them and they will keep you trip safe. Some part of your payment will go to the expenses of the local school for kids. Totally recommend them!”
A 150-minute guided walk through Kibera, Nairobi’s Chocolate City. Meet residents, see community projects, and learn local history for $25.
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