Private Transfers & Excursions
Nairobi rewards those who take the time to explore it. Vibrant, surprising and full of character — with a private vehicle and dedicated driver-guide at your disposal, the city is yours to discover in comfort and style. All transfers are handled seamlessly, from airport arrivals to every excursion in between, so you never have to think about logistics — just the experience ahead.
Whether you’re spending a night or a few days, Nairobi has a way of getting under your skin.
Sheldrick Wildlife Trust: Meet the orphaned elephant calves being lovingly hand-raised back to health, one of Nairobi’s most moving experiences.
Giraffe Centre: Come nose-to-nose with endangered Rothschild giraffes in a beautifully intimate setting.
Nairobi National Park: The only national park in the world set against a city skyline, home to lion, rhino, buffalo and more.
Karen Blixen Museum: Step into the world of Out of Africa at the beautifully preserved colonial farmhouse.
Nairobi National Museum: One of Nairobi’s most rewarding stops, the National Museum brings together over a century of Kenya’s history, culture and natural heritage. Highlights include the remarkable collection of early human fossils, an engaging journey through Kenyan history, and ethnological artefacts from the country’s diverse tribes. Allow at least a half day — it surprises most visitors.
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Guided Shopping Tours:
And these are just some of the shops we can take you to. Nairobi’s creative scene runs deeper than most expect — and we know exactly where to take you.
Kazuri Beads & Local Markets: Discover Nairobi’s creative spirit through handcrafted jewellery, art and design.
Utamaduni Craft Centre: A collection of local artisans gathered under one roof in a beautifully restored Kikuyu house, with 18 shops, a leafy café and a kids’ playground, a riot of colour and craft.
Langata Link Shops: A carefully curated collection of artisanal homeware, handcrafted jewellery, specialty coffee, unique gifts and exceptional designs from some of Kenya’s most talented makers.
Kobe Tough: A Kenyan leather goods brand where skilled craftsmanship meets iconic Maasai beadwork. Each piece, from the signature weekender tote to beaded belts, bracelets and accessories,is handmade using the finest leather, designed to be passed down through generations.
House of Treasures Emporium: Home to an exceptional collection of independent artisans and designers, from Bush Princess and Linda Camm to Wild Rose, Kobe Afrika and beyond, every corner of the emporium tells a different creative story.
Galleria Mall: A lively shopping mall with a great mix of retail and dining, from supermarket and clothing chains to banks, a camera shop and independent stores with lovely arts and crafts. Don’t miss the Maasai Market, a vibrant collection of handmade jewellery, textiles and souvenirs.
Anna Trzebinski Studio: Kenya-based luxury designer Anna Trzebinski draws deep inspiration from the Maasai, Samburu and indigenous cultures across Africa. Her individually handcrafted collection, from exotic leather handbags to beaded sandals and feathered shawls — is wearable art in the truest sense.
Matbronze: Kenya’s first wildlife bronze foundry, Matbronze has been hand-sculpting extraordinary wildlife art in Karen since 1987. Each piece, from majestic big cats to delicate birds, is cast using the ancient lost-wax technique, resulting in timeless works of art that celebrate Africa’s wild. The gallery also has an on-site restaurant, making it a wonderful afternoon stop.
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Custom Out of Town Day Trips:
We can also arrange private guides, transfers and lunch reservations to put together a tailor-made day that fits your interests. Here are some of the out of town experiences we offer.
Kiambethu Farm Visit: Explore the indigenous forest with a resident Kenyan guide, learning the traditional uses of plants, spotting Colobus monkeys and discovering gardens alive with birds and flowers. Back at the house, a pre-lunch drink on the verandah awaits, with sweeping views across the tea fields to the Ngong Hills. Lunch is a leisurely three-course affair, made with fresh garden vegetables and finished with desserts topped with cream from the estate’s own Channel Island cows.
Brown’s Food Co. — Living Food Campus: A day at Brown’s Food Co. in Tigoni is unlike anything else in Kenya. Part farm tour, part food journey, part sensory adventure,you’ll explore a working biodynamic farm, peek into cheese caves, watch sourdough being milled and baked, and forage your own herbs from a 30-year-old shamba. It culminates in a wonderful seasonal three-course lunch celebrating Kenya’s culinary heritage, paired with fermented drinks crafted on site. Curious, delicious and genuinely inspiring.
Karunguru Coffee Estate: For coffee lovers, a visit to Karunguru Coffee Estate is unmissable. Set in Gatundu off Thika Road, this award-winning farm has been growing single origin 100% Arabica coffee since 1928. The farm tour takes you on a journey from crop to cup, walking the estate, learning the story behind every bean, witnessing the roasting process first hand, and finishing with a guided tasting that will change the way you think about your morning coffee forever.