(5 reviews)
English, Swahili (optional)
Solo, Family, Couple, Group
What?
A guided farm experience where you explore how fresh produce is grown, interact with animals and enjoy a seasonal meal made from ingredients sourced directly from the farm.
Where?
A working farm just outside Nairobi, set in a peaceful natural environment.
When?
Available throughout the year.
Why?
This experience offers a chance to slow down and reconnect with where food comes from. From walking through the fields to enjoying a meal prepared with fresh ingredients, it is both grounding and enjoyable for all ages. It is especially great for families looking for a relaxed and meaningful day out.
How?
Join a guided walk around the farm, take part in hands-on activities and end with a farm-fresh meal served in the garden. The experience is suitable for vegetarians and vegans, with plenty of space for children to explore and enjoy.
Educational programs for schools are organized by their foundation. Visitors indirectly support these initiatives by participating in the tour.
Everyone is hired locally from the guides, chef and farmers. Upskilling the people, teaching them farming and keeping women empowered. The Farm is known for empowering women in agriculture. By visiting the farm and supporting its initiatives, visitors contribute to gender equality and economic empowerment for women involved in farming and related activities.
Learn about their sustainability practices from bio-digesters to organic farming. The lunch served is also fully vegetarian. The farm prioritizes ethical consumption, supports local communities, and protects the environment.
Have the chance to learn about local life from your guide throughout your tour. Eat fresh from Kenyan soil, where produce thrives organically. Appreciate the farming culture that is so prominent in Kenya. This educational experience fosters awareness about food production, environmental conservation, and the importance of responsible farming.
Arrive at the farm and take in the fresh air and peaceful surroundings before beginning your guided experience.
Start with a walk through the farm, learning how vegetables are grown and, if you wish, picking some yourself. Continue to the animal area where you will meet and interact with the farm animals, learning more about them along the way.
Sit down to enjoy a freshly prepared meal in the garden, made from ingredients sourced directly from the farm. Take your time, relax and enjoy the simplicity of the setting.
After your meal, visit the farm shop and explore a little more at your own pace. Children can continue to play, feed animals and enjoy the open space before heading off.
Good walking shoes, and in the rainy season it can be muddy! Wear comfortable and appropriate clothing for a farm setting, such as closed-toe shoes, a hat, and casual attire suitable for outdoor activities. Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, a refillable water bottle, and a camera to capture the experience.
Yes, of course. You can purchase these directly from the farm, supporting their agricultural efforts and enjoying farm-to-table produce.
English capabilities vary from person to person, but you can always ask someone in the village to translate.
11am – 3pm
Participating in the Farm Tour with Farm to Table Meal was an absolute delight!
This immersive experience allowed us to connect with the heart of agriculture and appreciate the journey of our food from the farm to our table.
We came out here with our two kids just looking for a fun Saturday away from the city, and honestly it exceeded every expectation. The kids were absolutely beside themselves feeding the animals — I don’t think I’ve seen my son smile that wide in months. The farm tour itself was genuinely educational; our guide knew everything and had this calm, warm way of explaining things that even our 5-year-old was locked in. And then the lunch… I wasn’t expecting much from a vegetarian spread but it was honestly one of the best meals we’ve had since moving to Nairobi. Everything tasted like it was picked five minutes ago — because it basically was. This is the kind of day out that reminds you there’s so much beauty just outside the city.
Didn’t know what to expect booking this alone but it was a perfect reset. Good food, good people, good energy — exactly what I needed
We booked this on a whim during our Nairobi stopover and it turned out to be the highlight of our whole trip. The farm is genuinely beautiful — lush, well-kept, and full of life. What struck us most was learning how intentional everything is: the organic farming, the bio-digesters, the fact that every single person working there is hired locally. Our guide, a woman from Ngecha village, was so proud of the work they do there and that pride was contagious. The farm-to-table lunch in the garden was a proper three-course meal and every bite had flavour you just don’t get from supermarket produce. If you’re passing through Nairobi and want something that feels real — not touristy — this is it.
We organised this as a team day out for about 12 of us and it worked brilliantly. There’s something about walking through a farm together, tasting things straight from the ground, that gets people talking in a way a boardroom never does. The lunch afterward was a full spread — generous, fresh, and honestly impressive for a farm setting. A few of our colleagues didn’t even realise the whole meal was vegetarian until someone pointed it out. What stayed with me personally was hearing about the women empowerment work they do through the farm — it felt good knowing that just showing up and enjoying the day was contributing to something bigger. Would do this again without hesitation.
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