Hightlight
- Bird-Watching
- Boat rides
- Zip-lining and Canopy Tours
Paradise Lost, located about 20 kilometers north of Nairobi in Kiambu County, is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Situated along the scenic Kiambu Road, this natural retreat is easy to access and provides a unique experience that combines nature, adventure, and relaxation, making it a fantastic option for tourists visiting Nairobi as well as locals.
The park is known for its beautiful landscapes, including lush forests, caves, and a stunning waterfall that cascades down into a tranquil pool. Visitors can take a peaceful walk through the forest, explore the caves that are rich in history, or enjoy a picnic by the waterfall. It’s also a popular spot for families and groups, offering activities such as horseback riding, boat rides, and even fishing. The area is safe and welcoming, with well-maintained pathways and guides available to enhance your visit.
Paradise Lost is also home to various bird species, making it a great destination for birdwatching enthusiasts. For those interested in the cultural aspect, the site has a rich local history, with stories tied to the Gikuyu people and early settlers in the region.
Whether you’re looking to hike, relax by the waterfall, or explore the caves, Paradise Lost provides a serene and adventurous experience close to Nairobi. It’s a perfect spot to reconnect with nature and experience a peaceful day out, while still feeling completely safe in a well-kept, tourist-friendly environment.
More Information
- Entrance Fees At Paradise Lost in Kiambu, you can enjoy activities like boat rides, horse riding, archery, and cave explorations, with entrance fees of Ksh 400 for adults and Ksh 300 for children. Other activities like zip lining cost Ksh 1500 per person. Camping: Campers are also charged Ksh 600 per person per day with a tent provided by the establishment. Filming: Filming charges for Paradise Lost Falls include Ksh 8,000 per person, per week or part-week; For six (6) to ten (10) people, the weekly or part-week rate is Ksh 12,000. Hire a cooking grill: 400 Kenya Shillings Per Day
- Local Pro tips Bring cash (no card facilities), sunscreen, and snacks. Weekdays are quieter!
