This tour in Nairobi offers an authentic and immersive experience of the city’s bustling streets through the eyes of former street youth.
Led by reformed guides, the tour takes you on a captivating journey to discover Nairobi’s hidden gems, vibrant culture, and inspiring stories of resilience. Engage in meaningful conversations, learn about local life, and support the community’s transformation, making this a unique and impactful way to explore Nairobi’s heart and soul.
By booking a tour you give youth a future who never had a chance in life.
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Meet your guides at the meet up location in the city. They will share their personal stories and provide some background on the Nai Nami project.
Start by visiting National Archives. This is also where our life stories start while we were living on the streets. Visit various famous spots while the guides (former street children) share their live stories within these locations.
End at a local cafe with a lunch and drink.
The duration of the tour can vary, but it typically lasts around 3 hours. The exact length depends on the specific itinerary and the depth of engagement during the experience.
Yes, the tour supports the empowerment and rehabilitation of street youth in Nairobi. Visitors can further support the project by spreading awareness, making donations, or contributing to the social initiatives that collective is involved in.
Yes, photography is usually allowed during the tour. However, out of respect for the guides and local community, it’s essential to ask for permission before taking photos of individuals or sensitive locations.
There is no strict dress code, but participants are advised to wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes suitable for urban exploration. Consider wearing modest attire out of respect for the local culture.
This Tour was an enriching and captivating experience. As we strolled through the vibrant streets of Nairobi, our guide skillfully weaved together tales of the city’s history, culture, and people.
Led by street boys this tour was an eye-opening and heartwarming experience.
These young guides, who have faced significant challenges in their lives, offered a raw and authentic glimpse into the city they call home.
Their stories were both inspiring and sobering, shedding light on the resilience and strength within their community.