We stopped here en route to the airport for our departure and enjoyed seeing the Kenyan dancers and music.

Excellent visit, had some wonderful photos to turn into posters. A wonderful experience see how people used to live and hearing the history.

I read reviews about this place being too touristic. Ignore them. This place is such a great initiative and fun interactive intro to the diversity of Kenyan culture. We really enjoyed visiting the homesteads, chatting with the local sellers and staff, and watching the performances....More

Bomas of Kenya is an open air museum where you can get to see the spaces where the native tribes in the country live. You can explore the entire village on your own without the need for a guide. After 2:30pm, there is always a...More

As I have said elsewhere,I am unable to review the tour we booked with viator for some reason. The voucher I bought only covered the truck and driver so total cost was double the expected. We were running late on the tour so only caught...More

They have a showcase of Kenyan tribes’ huts. This is interesting, but the best part was the show that happens from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. on weekdays. There is music and dance, each lasting for around 10 minutes and representing a different Kenyan tradition. It...More

This trip to the Bomas of Kenya was a part of a full day tour that I booked from my hotel and included some other places. The place was interesting and it was nice to see how different communities in Kenya lived. The guide that...More