Kikwatastorytellers – Picnic site for all ages with storytelling. Possibility of climbing the hills and visiting the Denys Finch Hatton Grave

KIKWATA IS A UNIQUE, HOMELY PICNIC SITE ON THE SLOPES OF THE NGONG HILLS

Susan Wamũciῖ of Kikwata Storytellers intended her home – her mῦciĩ – to be shared with you. Bring a picnic and enjoy the fresh air, trees, flowers and birds as you eat – and make sure to sample one of Wamũciῖ’s homemade scones with guava or plum jam! Deep in the Ngong Hills, yet only forty minutes’ drive from Karen, Wamũciῖ’s home welcomes you to spend some quality time with friends and family, away from the hustle of city life in a place where you can just unwind and enjoy nature.

Organic vegetables, kienyeji eggs and wooden toys on sale.

What we

Offer

We promise you a refreshing and memorable stay

Why “Kikwata”?

Kikwata is the three thorned acacia tree, widespread in northern Kenya and southern Sudan, providing food, fuel and a valuable gum to the populations of the region.
It is the tree that grabs you with its many thorns and won’t let you go!.
Stories are food for our hearts and souls.
Storytelling is a way of ordering and making sense of our experience.

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Performances

WAMŨCIĨ or Cῦcῦ Susan, as children call her, was telling stories in Sunday school way back in the sixties. Coming to Kenya in the seventies, she discovered Africa, the home of storytellers.