Nairobi: Explore Kibera Slum with Local Guides
1.Explore Kibera Slum with Local Guides
Walk Kibera with guides who live there, visit a home and craft workshop, and support KCOOP community programs for $15.

Kenya · KIBERA SLUM TOURS
These walks are led by residents and the money stays local. The 14 below set out who guides each one, how long it lasts, what it costs and what photography is and is not welcome.
Walk Kibera with guides who live there, visit a home and craft workshop, and support KCOOP community programs for $15.

Explore Kibera with local guides Kevin or Ismael, visiting homes, schools, markets, workshops, and community projects on a private Nairobi tour.

Review of Nairobi’s Kibera storytelling tour with local guides, including the market, school, home visit, safety, value, and practical tips.

Walk Kibera with local guide Lucas, visit Toi Market and Hope and Shine Centre, and see Nairobi life beyond the usual tourist route.

Explore Kibera with local guide Luke, visiting homes, schools, art studios, markets, and social projects while supporting children’s education.

Walk Kibera with local nonprofit guides, visit Seed School, hear community stories, and see Nairobi through a human, thoughtful lens.

Explore Kibera with local guide Rally on a private four-hour tour featuring homes, schools, bone recycling, football, matatus, and dance.

Meet Kibera guide Ismael on a private Nairobi tour with home visits, bone crafts, community projects, and honest local context.

Walk Kibera with local guides Daniel and Elijah, learn its history, meet community groups, and see daily life on a thoughtful Nairobi tour.

Walk Kibera with a guide born there, visit Toi Market, a family home, craft shops, and a school supported by 30% of your $35 fee.

Walk Kibera with a local youth guide, learn about community projects, visit Olympic Primary School, and see Nairobi from a different angle.

Walk through Kibera with local guides, visit a home and children’s centre, and support school fees through a community-led Nairobi tour.

Walk Kibera with Jack, meet local families, shop markets, taste street food, and support school costs for vulnerable children in Nairobi.

Explore Kibera with a local guide, visiting Toi Market, Hope and Shine, women’s and youth groups, bead shops, and community projects.

Pick a park, a lake or a stretch of the old coast.