a life-changing experience - It was a very interesting tour of the Kibera Slum. We visited a primary school, Kevin's Dad, and a local factory. It was a life-changing experience.

Unforgettable Kibera Slum Tour with Kevin - I recently had the opportunity to take a tour of the Kibera slum in Nairobi, and it was an experience I will never forget. I was picked up right on time by our guide, Kevin, and joined by two other individuals for the walking tour. From the start, Kevin's knowledge and passion for the community were evident. He provided a detailed account of daily life in Kibera, highlighting the challenges the residents face, the crucial role of charity programs, and the lack of government support, particularly in terms of law enforcement. During the tour, we visited a local school, Kevin’s brother Ishmael’s house, and met many friendly residents along the way. Every person we encountered was warm and welcoming, making me feel completely at ease. At no point during the tour did I feel unsafe or unwelcome, which speaks volumes about both Kevin's expertise and the spirit of the Kibera community. After the tour, Kevin went above and beyond by taking me to a fantastic local spot for lunch—Wapek Delicacies (you must go if you can!). He introduced me to the local custom of washing hands before eating and showed me how to enjoy a traditional meal of wet fry tilapia, ugali, and greens, complete with the fish gills! It was a truly eye-opening and heartwarming experience, and I cannot recommend this tour enough. If you're looking for an authentic and educational experience in Nairobi, this is the one to take. You won’t forget it!

Experience THE SLUM .. visit the school of FUTURE STARS! - The most REALISTIC experience ever. Kevin was knowledgeable and so passionate . This is where the hell is needed most !! Future star school! Absolutely unforgettable moments . Thank you Kevin , you are AMAZING! Be ready to climb and walk through places that people live in daily . Visit the school and innocent children who are eager to learn and be successful!!!

Immersive, hopeful and enlighting - Immersive, hopeful and enlighting, is just few words to describe amazing tour. It was a privilege to see how the community of Kibera supports one another through trying conditions. It was refreshing to be invited into Kevin's brothers home, for a genuine conversation about their way of life and different country perspectives. At the school we were welcomed by smiling face and hope for a better future. We even got to sit down down with school director, senior educators and Sarah from Chaffinah charity educating us on the struggles of the school and what hope they have from the future. Kevin supports the community through his tours, support children going to school and offer families meals. With your support Kevin hopes to support the community further, you see how respected Kevin is in the community by how people greet him. This put any safety concerns at ease, thank you Kevin for a wonderful experience.

Amazing Experience - Kevin provided an incredible tour and insight in to Kibera. The work he does there is so important and positively affects so many lives. I highly recommend taking a half day and seeing this place and hearing the amazing stories.

Amazing Experience - Kevin is amazing...he grew up there and does amazing work within the community. I highly recommend taking the time to see this place.

This trip will change your definition of happiness - Ismael was amazing. Only mishap was with pickup time as it was an hour later than expected. Nonetheless, this was a great and humbling experience. The people of Kibera slums are some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet. Highly recommend it.

Go and give back⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - The tour of the slums was humbling. I felt safe the entire time. Ismael was so gracious to welcome me into his home and family home. All the people and children we met along the tour were so lovely and friendly and excited to see me touring the slums. Ismael and his brother are making a difference in their community by giving a percentage of their income back to the schools and many children. Go and learn more about their way of life, community, schools and see the way they care for one and other. Highly Recommend.

An unexpected look at the Kibera slum. - We went on Kevin's Kibera Slum Tour. Kevin is fabulous. He grew up in the slum and knows it well. We visited a school and met a group of orphan students, sang together and watched them dance. We walked the narrow (very narrow in some cases) mud streets, up and down the hill (be prepared for some hilly terrain) and observed how people live there. He even took us to his parents' house where he grew up. It was no bigger than 10 sq meters. I'm not sure what I expected from the visit--extreme poverty perhaps? Some of that was certainly there. But Kevin helped us understand the real people side of Kibera. We saw families working together, children playing together, respect for neighbors, and people that were happy and friendly at every turn. He knew about everyone. This was a neighborhood! While sitting in Kevin's parent's small house, Kevin summed it up for us--for me especially. He said, "So, this is the slum. But I call it home." And isn't that what matters?

A must more than Safari - This was an outstanding tour..Everyone I met in Kibera was so kind and friendly. It's a tough life for them all but what a strong community. My guide, Ismael was wonderful..His family were like any other in the world...laughed, joked and argued a little! This is a must do in Kenya....more so than Safari. Support this and open your eyes to how lucky us westerners are..Thank you Ismael and to your wonderful family.