Kiambethu Farm, Limuru

Best place to go to while staying in Nairobi. The place has a lot to offer including the excellent sightseeing, soothing jungle chimes, and best lunch and tea/ coffee in Nairobi. One gets a slight flavor of Downtown Abbey as the hostess is British whose grandfather bought the farm in early 20th century.

Very happy today after an amazing tour to the farm. We started our tour from tea plantation, before we proceeded to look around the farm we were served with tea and home made delicious cookies. We took 15 min walk around the forest which is home to many medicinal plants and trees. Then we took our lunch. The food was mouth watering with great variety and desert made from farm fresh milk from Irish breed cows in the farm. We spent couple of more hours watching the plants (the plants are available for sale) and birds. We bought butter made from fresh milk and cookies. Thank you to Fiona and team. You are amazing. We learnt a lot from you Fiona. The place is value for money. We spent quality time. Thank you

Had a family lunch at the Kiambethu Tea Farm. Really lovely grounds, well maintained, respectful staff. Standard food, plenty drinks, and a nice tour through the woodlot with indigenous plants and trees. A lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

Limuru tea offers a spectacular scenic views especially when riding a bike across the vast farms.The quality of air is very high and this makes it a good place to unwind during weekends.

We had a lovely visit at the Tea Farm. Our driver, Victor, took us from Nairobi and told us a bit about the areas we were passing through, then we learned a lot about tea. The farm is just beautiful and lunch, including vegetables and ice cream sourced right on the premises, was delicious. A lovely way to spend a part of the day!