City walk with Kissmart, Quick and Priest - We were with Kissmart, Quick and Priest. We were so delayed for the 130 tour due to traffic in Rift Valley, but our guide got in touch w them, and they waited for us. They were so nice to talk to and walking around the city with them made me feel safer. We did cut our tour short due to time issues and having to leave for the airport. Their respective stories are so inspirational to others. They are doing great work for the needy in their city. Thank you for being you!

Great tour - These former street kids are brilliant! They experienced a lot and we got a lot of insights in their life, the places where they stayed and felt really safe with them. It was great fun! Also the food in the end was great and authentic.

Best walking tour in Nairobi - Would totally recommend! Typhoon and Priest were the best company to explore downtown Nairobi with. I felt safe and had a lot of fun, and learned many new things.

Nai Nami Storytelling Tour in Nairobi: an educational and enriching experience - I was in Nairobi for the 6th United Nations Environment Assembly, and I found about this tour from a friend. I highly recommend it. We were guided by “King”, an inspiring, kind, and intelligent man. King has surmounted incredible odds, growing up as an orphan, living on the streets in the slums of Nairobi since he was 5 years old. They call him the “Street Professor”. I am convinced one day he will be a man of great influence. We saw King in action negotiating with a street beggar (he was checking the man needed help and was not taking advantage of our generosity) and we both agreed he should be working for the UN. It was a really interesting and enriching experience.

Great tour, Highly recommend. - Inspiring tour of the real Kenya, the real Nairobi. Amazing tour with Priest, King and many more individuals that accompanied us. We are really thankful for this experience on our first day in Nairobi and would reallu recommend this to foreigners. We walked through the streets, exchanged a lot on all topics, got to know Priest and how he grew up, and even dansed together in the restaurant at the end. Thank you, Priest! Elise & Mumu

Things you wouldn't imagine about the living of the poorest in Nairobi - The tour was extraordinary and something I would highly recommend to everybody who's interested in an insight view into the life of thousands of Nairobeans that didn't have the luck to be borne on the bright side. I was and I am still deeply impressed from the way our guide King has gone, his calm and convenceing reflections not just about his own life but the situation in his city and country in general, and I also very much like d to see how his fellows and people in downton in general interacted with each other, good guys and a lot of laughings, happy that I did it, sure to do so again...

Amazing experience - This was an amazing way to see Nairobi. Quick, Typhoon, Tsunami and the Priest were excellent tour guides. They shared their stories with us as we saw the streets of downtown. The food at the end was a great way to try authentic African cuisine.

Once in a lifetime experience - Wonderful experience once in a lifetime to discover another part of the city, where you can’t go on your own. But with guidance I felt completely safe and secure during the tour. Definitely recommend it

Not to be missed for any reason!!!! - It is an experience you don't want to miss!! Everybody was telling me that the center of Nairobi is dangerous, but I felt right at home with those guys. Walking in the hub of the city, meeting their friends, visiting the market, listening to their amazing stories of survival and companionship in the hard times, riding the matatu, I felt like a local! And last but mot least, the visit to the slum where my guide was born and to the scholl those tours help sustain. A most powerful experience. And reminder of how something so little for us can be of great help to the needy ones. Great respect for those people and their work. I would definitely recommend it to my friends and anyone who visits Nairobi and I will definitely do it again, both for the great fun and the support we are able to give them.

Interesting tour - Very interesting walking tour to an area you could not visit on your own. Didn't receive the local lunch mentioned and felt obliged to give some money to buy food for homeless children but overall an interesting tour to see what 'real life' is like for many people.