Ann was an exceptional tour guide - very knowledgeable and approachable for questions. Warm and friendly personality as well. We spent about 3 hours touring the farm, including a short side trip to the small lake that stores water for irrigation during the dry season, learning about the farm's history, the coffee-growing process, the production process, and, of course, the tasting. Then we had coffee and cookies in the lovely garden after purchasing coffee beans to take home. Highly recommend! P.S. You don't really need to use a touring company. Just contact the farm directly to book your tour, then take an Uber to get there and back.

Insightful tour in a beautiful coffee estate. James was a friendly and very knowledgeable guide. He enlightened us with practices and culture of coffee. The coffee tasting was a great experience, felt the depth of the coffee tasting.

Book your tour online $30 each and take an Uber for $10 each way. No need to spend $95 plus entry fee to hire a tour company. . Tour was ok and you spend about 90 min walking around the plantation learning about coffee. Sometimes a little boring and it can be hot out there. Coffee tasting and cup of coffee at the end of tour.

Beautiful coffee farm . . . and our guide, Elvis Opel, was quite informative about how coffee is grown and processed (though I could have done without the unsolicited self-help lecture). We learned how to pick only the ripe coffee berries, and how to separate the inferior beans to be used for instant coffee. The farm also has bananas, avocados, and macadamia nuts. Very hot at midday, so use sunscreen and carry a bottle of water. The coffee we were offered at the end of the tour was excellent.

We had a wonderful experience on this tour. We were three friends and our driver who all found the two-hour tour informative and enjoyable. Our tour guide, Elvis, was kind and knowledgeable about coffee production and the local and global history surrounding it. He was patient to answer all of our questions. He showed us every step of coffee processing right there on the farm. We also learned how to officially be coffee tasters, and were happy to purchase lots of coffee for our friends in the US. Extra bonus-beautiful surroundings and tropical flowers galore!

It’s a great experience to see how from growing the plants through drying to roasting the coffee is made, we also had a chance to do some tasting of different roasts stages The whole team - Liz, Elvia and Dennis where very friendly and open to help and answer any questions We visited with our kids amongst which we our 11 years old daughter and everyone had a great time

The best experience we had in Nairobi! Getting to see and learn all about coffee production, from the trees, to collecting the beans ourselves to being introduced to the factory and the roasting, it was really amazing. Our guide Elvis was really something else! He had so much knowledge about coffee and its history and was really fun and witty. Can't recommend this tour enough! If you do only one thing when in Nairobi, DO THIS!

This was a great way to spend a morning in Nairobi. The estate is beautiful to walk around and our guide was so friendly and kind (and very generous in taking photos of us!). We learnt a lot despite being quite knowledgeable about coffee, and we were able to ask lots of questions. The tasting was unfortunately a bit chaotic as we had a group of high school students on our tour and we had to rush the cup of coffee at the end as we had overrun the stated time and had to get back to our driver (who was also given a cup of coffee while he waited for us which was nice). Despite this the overall experience was great and we'd recommend.

This was not just an amazing coffee tour, it was an experience to remember. Our guide was full of life and knowledge. His passion was contagious . One of our family members is older and needed help. Another tour guide carried a chair around so when we got to the next stop on the tour she would have a place to sit and listen. Next then coffee was amazing. I bought plenty to give away as gifts.

This was an amazing experience to learn about the estate and our tour guide was excellent. He was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and just full of light. It was very informative and engaging. We walked around the estate for about 2 hours, learning about the different type of coffee beans, watching their coffee process and then the taste testing of the various coffees. Afterwards they offered coffee and cookies. I wish this place had a little coffee shop to buy sandwiches and snacks to enjoy the estate even more.