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Kiambethu Tea Farm is a tourist attraction, located at Girls School Road, Limuru Town., Kenya. They can be contacted via phone at +254 729 290894, visit their website www.kiambethufarm.com for more detailed information.

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Girls School Road, Limuru Town.
Added by Jopie, at 03 August 2020

Opening Hours

  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday Closed
  • Thursday 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Friday 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Sunday 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

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5 Reviews

  • Alice Obuollah
    01 March 2021

    I went with my family and had a great time. The owner offers tour and history of the farm, it was seren and peaceful 😊

    My kids could pick different fruits from their garden 👌
    The food was really good and all their produce comes fresh from their garden ( all organic)

    I highly recommend definitely value for money 👍👍

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  • R Soni
    21 February 2021

    Lovely visit and Fiona and Sandra are super hosts. The tea tour was educative and the food was simple but delicious. The walk in the forest with Julius was a good break and was dotted with humour. The garden is lovely and very calming. Totally enjoyed it.

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  • Håvar Bauck
    25 September 2020

    Beautiful, tranquil, and definitely off the beaten track. A lovely place for a Sunday excursion, with a very interesting tour of one of the early tea farms in Kenya. Three-course lunch with wine included. Don't forget to buy some export grade tea, because you won't find that in the supermarkets here.

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  • G Cestl3
    28 August 2020

    This picturesque farmhouse is located 30 kilometres away where the hostess Fiona welcomes you and explains her family history and tea production in a very informative and interesting way. Steven's visit to the forest is very exciting and you will discover a multitude of plants and trees. And the lunch, what can I say, sumptuous. We eat very well.
    The team and Fiona are very helpful and very nice. A place to discover.

    Greg.

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  • M Krogman
    10 August 2020

    A great place, I highly recommend for the experience and different terrain compared even to nearby Nairobi.. Welcome respite from the heat and dustiness of most of Kenya. Very nice place, welcoming atmosphere, informative talk, pleasant walk around the house and grounds, good food, lovely tea. I left something behind (a stack of papers that I needed to grade on vacation) and the owner pulled them inside before a rainstorm came, which surely would have ruined them.

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