Njine Kabia Falls in Kirinyaga County


Njine Kabia Falls straddles at an altitude of 1,558m asl and 60 feet high.

Nestled in the lush Kiabarikiri Kimandi village at the heart of Kirinyaga County, Kenya, lies a breathtaking natural wonder that captures the essence of tranquility and beauty – Njine Kabia Falls. Travel Tuesdays unveiled this hidden gem is a testament to the awe-inspiring landscapes that Kenya has to offer, and its pristine beauty makes it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

Njine Kabia Falls is situated in the scenic Kirinyaga County, approximately 20 minutes from the county's capital, Kerugoya. The journey to the falls takes you through picturesque landscapes, showcasing the rich agricultural fields and the vibrant culture of the local communities. The falls are easily accessible by road, and visitors can enjoy a scenic drive that adds to the overall experience. While the journey may involve some off-road paths, the reward at the end is well worth the adventure.

Accommodation at the Falls in Small units called Pods which can host 2 pax

Upon reaching Njine Kabia Falls, visitors are greeted by a mesmerizing cascade of water surrounded by lush greenery. The falls are set against towering cliffs and dense vegetation, creating a serene and enchanting atmosphere. The pristine waters of Njine Kabia Falls are sourced from the nearby Mt Kenya forest, making it a refreshing and pure natural attraction. The sound of the cascading water and the cool mist that fills the air provide a sensory experience that rejuvenates the mind and soul.

Njine Kabia Falls offers a variety of activities for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. Here are some of the highlights: Explore the surrounding trails and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Kirinyaga County. The well-maintained paths lead you through diverse flora and fauna, providing an opportunity for bird watching, caves, and nature observation.

Mud fun Consists of Clay Soil Bath enhanced by suspended monkey bars making it an even more fun experience

The area around Njine Kabia Falls is perfect for a tranquil picnic. Visitors can unwind amidst nature, listen to the soothing sounds of the waterfall, and enjoy a meal with family and friends. Team building and solo relaxation activities including WILD SWINGS, MUD FUN, MONKEY BARS, HAMMOCK SWINGS, and BOARD GAMES await you.

Capture the breathtaking scenery with your camera or smartphone. The falls, combined with the picturesque landscape, offer stunning photo opportunities that will leave you with lasting memories. Engage with the local communities surrounding Njine Kabia Falls. Learn about their traditions, customs, and the significance of the falls in their cultural heritage.

Catering at the Falls is arranged upon prior booking. 

As visitors, it is essential to respect and preserve the natural environment of Njine Kabia Falls. Follow designated paths, adhere to guidelines provided by local authorities, and avoid littering to ensure the sustained beauty of this hidden paradise for future generations.

Njine Kabia Falls in Kirinyaga County is a testament to the natural wonders that Kenya has to offer. Its secluded location and stunning beauty make it a perfect getaway for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. As you explore the trails, listen to the water's symphony, and witness the untouched beauty of Njine Kabia Falls, you'll find yourself captivated by the magic of this hidden gem in the heart of Kenya. Follow our channel Travel Tuesdays for subsequent updates on offers, new experiences and events happening at Njine Kabia Falls.

Location: P.O Box 191, Kiandieri-Gakoigo Road, Kenya

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