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1 Day Kiambethu Tea farm tour

A private 1-day East African journey, tailored around your dates and travel style.

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Kiambethu Tea farm tour

This tour begins with a pick up from your hotel at 9.30 or 10a.m depending on where your hotel is located. Kiambethu tea farm is 45 minutes away from Nairobi. The tour begins at 11a.m with a presentation of history of the farm as you take tea or coffee. After the talk, you will begin the guided walk through the farm. The guide will identify and explain uses of various plants. The farm also hosts Colobus monkeys, birds as well as beautiful flowers. Walk back for lunch served at around 1p.m. Enjoy the views of the tea fields as you have your lunch. Thereafter, you will be driven back to your hotel or airport.

JourneyHotel pickup and drop-off
Included experiences
Guided WalkTea Farm Tour
Want to extend this journey?Additional days and nearby experiences can be added when you request your personalised plan.
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    • International flights unless specifically stated
    • Travel insurance
    • Visa fees
    • Gratuities and personal expenses
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