Kenya · STREET ART
Kenya is a long country and every trip runs one day short. These 2 street art tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Review of Nairobi’s Kibera street art walk with local artists, murals, street food, studio visits, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Really amazing your, I enjoyed it and I can recommend it for everyone.”
Explore Nairobi’s street art, matatus, slang, and social stories on a private three-hour tour led by a local guide.
“This was an impactful tour for me and I was really glad I chose it. Kevin is friendly and very knowledgeable and he helped me learn about Nairobi from a perspective that a typical city tour may not offer. I saw some art and graffiti relating to politics and culture but I also learned about historical events and present realities that show how people can cope with hardship by coming together. I learned about the unique Nairobi culture of slang, music, and the matatus. I rode in a nganya (slang for matatu) to the densely populated Eastland area of Nairobi, surrounded by the nganya's creative and fun art and loud…”
Park by park, capital to coast.
