Semesterboende i Kiambu County

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... 1. Moses's House - I'll start by inviting you into my house, to tell you my story, from growing up in Kibera through starting my own tour company with a mission. From there we’ll walk the railroad tracks of Kibera, meeting the people. 2. The Kibera Organization - We'll meet Edu who provides microloans for female-owned small businesses. They also provide motorbikes for Kibera residents to get to work. 3. Bio Gas Center - We’ll meet Edwin, the founder of a project which turns Kibera’s waste into energy for it’s inhabitants. 4. Women’s Craft Center - We’ll meet Rosemary who set up a workshop for women living with HIV. Collectively they remove the stigma of HIV by employing women with HIV to create crafts. 5. Master's Touch Bakery - At the finale of our tour, we’ll meet Nancy for coffee & fresh baked goods. Nancy will relate her story of starting a business as a single mother and the adversities women face starting a business in Kenya. +254 715184389 Other things to note Our meeting location will be the parking lot of Nakumatt Prestige, at the giant coca cola bottle. On the tour, please ask for permission before taking photos. Bring 1L water and comfortable shoes NB:Guests can buy;sew something at Power women center or make a small piece of jewelry to take with them

Kenya is a beautiful country that has a lot more to offer than the usual Safari, Sun and Sand. We are a diverse country with 44 Ethnic Groups each with its own unique culture, way of life and even dialect. Through my experience, I will share more insight on the people, the culture, the way of life of different groupings in the country. I will also help clear any misconceptions out there, and using images and stories help you gather more information about Kenya. At the end of this experience, you will feel like you have gathered much information about the people, the culture and a few Swahili (Local Language) words. This online experience is curated for individuals, couples, families, or groups who want to explore, learn and connect. This Experience is great for team building. Book a private experience for your group. This experience is great for groups, able to host higher than indicated (100 + participants). Contact me for more booking. Feel free to contact me for a new date or time request. You can also request for session to talk about Kenya as a destination if you are planning to visit and need information, I will be more than happy to have a slot for you for a session. Feel free to send a message. I look forward to hosting you.

We offer an inspirational "off-the-beaten-track" experience of Nairobi, guided by youth from slums who raised themselves on the streets of Nairobi City Centre. During a personal, one-on-one, 3-hours walking tour in Downtown, you will experience the city centre through the eyes of street children. Get the real insights into their way of life, get captivated by their life stories and ghetto-energy, learn from their street skills, ask all your questions, shop at local markets, bargain with your guides to pay a local price, eat street food, have tea with mechanics, see street art among and last but not least become friends with them. Social Impact: By booking a Nai Nami Tour you give disadvantaged youth from slums an opportunity to earn a regular income and inspire them as a role model. Other things to note Carry your passport copy and wear good shoes (no sandals or high heels), it's a walking tour!

I'll take you on a walk through Kibera, and you'll get an up-close look at the city's largest and most thriving informal settlement. We'll visit social impact activities that supports and trains young entrepreneurs within Kibera. As we walk through Kibera, you'll meet locals and see the growing arts and music scene, while discovering daily life. I'll talk about Kibera's history, political and social struggles, and its role in greater Nairobi as we walk. You'll get a chance to experience the warmth, strength, and resiliency of Kibera's residents. At the end of the experience, we'll stop in a local shop for snacks. Other things to note Please bring your camera, but leave other valuables at home. Closed-toed shoes are required. You will walk about 3-5 km. Unfortunately, this tour is not accessible for those with limited mobility.

Come and discover what it takes to make a cup of coffee as you journey through the scenic views the coffee farm has to offer. From the seedling bed to the fermentation tanks, drying beds, the mill, and the roasting of the coffee beans, we will provide all the intricate details on how to produce a cup of coffee and all that it entails. Other things to note Bring your own camera, comfortable walking shoes ( preferably sports shoes) , a hat and arrange for transportation to the venue.