Traveling between Kisumu and Nairobi unveils the diverse beauty of Kenya—from the peaceful lakeside town to the bustling capital city. Whether you’re taking a short flight or a scenic road trip, here’s what to expect on your journey.
By Air: Flights from Kisumu International Airport to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport take about 45 minutes. Airlines like Kenya Airways and Jambojet offer daily flights.
The distance is approximately 350 km (217 miles), taking 6–8 hours by bus or car. Enjoy views of the Rift Valley and charming towns along the way.
While there’s currently no direct Kisumu–Nairobi rail, future projects aim to connect the two cities. Stay tuned!
Kericho: Known for endless green tea plantations.
Nakuru: A great detour for wildlife at Lake Nakuru National Park.
Naivasha: Stop for boating on Lake Naivasha or a hike at Hell’s Gate.
Book tickets early if traveling by air or bus.
Travel during the day for scenic views and safer roads.
Pack snacks, water, and a light jacket for changing weather.
End your trip in comfort: Whether you start in Kisumu or Nairobi, Harry’s properties offer peaceful stays designed for rest, convenience, and genuine Kenyan hospitality.
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