Paradise Lost, Kiambu

Paradise Lost Resort Nairobi is located in Kiambu town in Kenya, 14 kilometers from Nairobi, that is about 10 minutes’ drive from city centre.

It was discovered in 1996 by the coffee farmers in Kenya.

It is a beautiful scenery which oozes such beauty that the name fittingly benefits the surrounding and the nature. The major attraction Lost Resort in Kiambu which is a 54 acre farm is the Paradise Lost caves in Kenya that are eroded by the nearby Gichi River in Kenya with their entrance screened by an impressive cascading Paradise Lost Waterfall in Kenya.

Paradise Lost Resort has got various activities for the tourists on their safari that includes exploring the Stone Age caves, a stunning waterfall, picnics, fishing, visiting a coffee farm, horse riding or camel riding, nature trails, Bird watching and many others.

Paradise Lost Kiambu Activities and Charges

Camel, horse, and boat rides cost Ksh 300 each

Ziplining and quad biking are both priced at Ksh1,500

Archery costs Ksh1,200

Cave tours are Ksh 200 per person and include free bird-watching

The bouncing castle costs Ksh 100 per person, and face painting for kids costs Ksh 50 per person

Bike riding for 30 minutes costs Ksh 200 or is free if you bring your bike

Camping equipment costs Ksh 1000, and camping with all the necessities costs only Ksh1.500