Kiambethu Farm

Kiambethu Farm was bought and farmed by AB McDonell in 1910 who was a pioneer in the tea industry. He was one of the first to make and sell tea commercially in Kenya. Five generations have lived on the farm and it is currently run by his granddaughter Fiona Vernon. The farm house is set within beautiful gardens in Tigoni, surrounded by acres of tea and indigenous forest – home to the Colobus monkey. Kiambethu Farm welcomes you to experience the privilege of touring a historic tea plantation in Kenya alongside a 3 course meal fresh from farm to fork. Tea is more than just water boiled with leaves- its history, traditions & culture are carved out of generations past. Farm tours are open every Thursday to Sunday each week starting at 11am.

Charge: Tea Tour & Lunch Kes 4500
Phone: 0729290894

Email: info@kiambethufarm.com

http://www.kiambethufarm.com/

FAQS

1. What time does the tour start? The tour starts at 11am and is finished by 2.30 - 3pm. 
2. What days are you closed? We are closed every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The easiest way to check our availability is go to the “BOOK NOW” tab and check the online calendar.
3. How much does the tour cost? The tour & lunch all inclusive package costs 4,500Ksh. Children 12 and under are half price and children 4 and under are complimentary (but please still put them on your booking form).
4. Do I really have to pre book? Yes! Our online booking closes at 6pm the night before a tour. If it is a last minute plan for that day you are welcome to phone us in the morning to see if we have availability that day.
5. Can I bring my dog? No, please do not bring your dog or any other pets to the farm. We have farm dogs who don’t appreciate other dogs being here and many of our guests do not like dogs. 
6. Do you hold weddings and events? No, we do not hold other events at the farm.
7. Do you do accommodation? No, we don’t offer accommodation but there are lots of Airbnb’s in the area. Search for Tigoni or Limuru.