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Tea attractions in Kenya

Kenya's tea regions sit close enough to Nairobi to visit either side of the summit.

This page is orientation. The Secretariat's own tour programme is to be announced.

Kericho

Kenya's best-known tea region, about 260km northwest of Nairobi in the Rift Valley highlands. Large estates, tea factories that receive visitors, and the landscape most people picture when they think of Kenyan tea.

Kiambu and Limuru

The closest tea country to Nairobi, under an hour from the city. Estates here run short factory tours and tastings, which suits a half-day visit.

Nandi Hills

High-altitude estates in western Kenya, producing tea with a distinct profile from Kericho's. Fewer visitors and a longer drive.

Nyeri and the Mount Kenya slopes

Smallholder tea country on the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, often combined with a visit to Aberdare or Mount Kenya national parks.

Beyond tea

Nairobi has a national park inside the city boundary. The Maasai Mara, Amboseli and the coast are all reachable on domestic flights.

Contour rows of tea following the shape of a hillside, seen from the air. Smallholder tea plots of varying size divided by footpaths and hedgerows. An access road running between blocks of mature tea on an estate.
Plate VIIKenya's tea country

Arranging a visit

Summit tours, dates, capacity and cost are to be announced. Register and tick the tour information box, and the Secretariat makes contact as the programme is set.

Register your interest

Tick the tour information box at registration and the Secretariat makes contact as the programme is set.

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