WORLDWIDE · KENYA FARM TOURS
Coffee and tea on the highlands above Nairobi, plus a few working dairies. The 15 below are priced a head, and most include the transfer out of the city, which is the part you want.
Tour Fairview Coffee Estate near Nairobi, learn Kenya’s coffee process, taste fresh roasts, and enjoy private hotel transfers.
“James, our guide, was knowledgeable about the entire production of coffee. We walked through the coffee fields, saw the beans drying and had a coffee tasting. Nice way to spend the day. Tim our driver was a safe driver and very informative.”
Tour Fairview Coffee Estate near Nairobi, learn how Kenyan coffee is grown and processed, taste four grades, and shop fresh-roasted beans.
“I was picked up by Alex at my hotel who is a very pleasant gentleman. The tour was fascinating and very well presented.”
Tour Fairview Coffee Estate near Nairobi, learn coffee from flower to cup, taste Kenyan roasts, and enjoy hotel transfers for $24.
“This is an excellent tour which teaches all about the various stages of coffee production, from the agricultural aspects to the roasting and brewing. The tour guide was informative and had a good sense of humor. Our driver was polite and careful. I would recommend this tour.”
Escape Nairobi for a tea farm visit with lunch, forest walks, Ngong Hills views, tea-making lessons, and hotel transfers.
“Dunkin, the tour guide, is an amazing storyteller. He explained the history and science of coffee, its different types, and the entire process from cultivation to enjoying a delicious cup. The farm, located on the outskirts of Nairobi, is situated in a quiet and serene place, allowing visitors to witness each step of coffee production”
See how Kenyan coffee goes from farm to cup on a private half-day tour from Nairobi, with estate walks, tasting, transport, and local guides.
“Wonderful afternoon at the coffee farm. Elizabeth, our guide, was very knowledgeable with a great sense of humor. A very interesting afternoon. Calvin was our driver from Nairobi. He was very courteous and drive safely.”
Review of the private Kiambethu Tea Farm trip from Nairobi, with plantation walks, tea tasting, lunch, transport, price, and practical tips.
“Booking was fast in a short time. The driver, Black Santa was friendly and filled us in on history of Nairobi. The Greenery, information on tea making and lunch. Fiona knew her subject and was honest. The drive to the farm was scenic.”
Explore Nairobi’s coffee country with farm walks, tastings, Swahili lessons, hotel transfers, and guide Patrick Solomon for $27.
“The tour guide was very informative and spoke much of Kenya culture and history (focused on Nairobi) - I really enjoyed understanding the way how Nairobi came to be the Nairobi we know today and leading up to the inevitable tour. He was well informed about coffee, the cultivation, history and processes. Would highly recommend!”
Escape Nairobi for a private Kiambethu Tea Farm tour with tea history, forest walks, Colobus monkeys, lunch, drinks, and hotel transfers.
“Such an interesting day - learning about tea production, exploring the beautiful garden and having a short guided walk through native forest. The visit ended with a splendid home cooked lunch, with many foods grown in the garden and watRead more”
Review of Kiambethu Tea Farm near Nairobi, with tea picking, forest walks, farm lunch, transport advice, costs, and practical booking tips.
“Concernant le transport le site proposait un guide français raison pour laquelle nous avons choisi cette option mais au dernier moment on nous a dit que cette option n’étais pas possible ….gros pbm quand on ne parle pas bien l’anglais et que nous sommes 4 !! Concernant le transport le chauffeur a eu 1h30 de retard ce qui est inadmissible et nous n’avons même pas eu d’excuses de l’organisateur ni pour le guide ni pour le retard Nous ne sommes pas satisfaits du tout de cela. La visite de la ferme à the quand à elle a été féerique ! Un endroit magnifique digne d’un vrai compte de fée. Des…”
Tour a Nairobi coffee farm, roast your own beans, learn the farm-to-cup process, and enjoy fresh Kenyan coffee in a small group.
“This tour was a great experience - Duncan, my guide, was super nice and helpful. I enjoyed learning more about the process of growing and roasting coffee, as well as tasting it at the end. The only thing worth noting is that it's not so easy to get to the farm due to the state of the last bit of the road.”
Visit Kenya’s Purple Tea Farm from Nairobi for tea making, tastings, farm lunch, waterfall swimming, and a scenic bamboo forest trek.
“A must do in Kenya. The ride to the farm was very well organized and James, the driver, was extremely flexible. The Farm itself is in a gorgeous and calm area. The host Paula was very professional and shared very interesting insights. Tasting and food are very worth it.”
Review of Kiambethu Tea Farm near Nairobi, with plantation walks, forest wildlife, tea history, lunch, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“The guide Nancy has been very comprehensive and nice! She also helped me with m-pesa (the local plattform for electronic payments). I highly recommend!”
Tour Fairview Coffee Farm from Nairobi, learn Kenyan coffee production, taste different grades, and enjoy hotel pickup on this 3-hour visit.
“Very unique experience, wear hiking shoes to walk through farm and coffee trees, hands on experience with stunning natural surroundings”
Review of Nairobi’s purple tea farm tour, with tea picking, waterfall walk, lunch, tastings, transport, price, and practical booking advice.
“The Gatura Farm purple Tea tour was excellent, once we got there. It was so interesting to learn how tea is picked and processed by this hands on experience. The 3 course gourmet lunch was fabulous. We also enjoyed a hike to a waterfall and a dip for those daring people. Read more”
Review the Riara Tea Farm and Factory Tour near Nairobi, with tea tasting, lunch, private transport, plantation views, and practical booking advice.
“Neither my wife nor myself have visited a tea plantation and processing plant. Fantastic experience. We had the pleasure of meeting the plantation owner and staff. It was great. Also there are no snakes as the clim ate is too cool.”
Every kind of farm on the site, in one place.
