Explore the Majestic Mount Suswa and Caves

Getting There

• Public Bus

  From Nairobi, head to the Kencom Bus Station. Look for a bus heading to Narok or Bomet. Make sure to confirm that the bus will stop at Ewaso Kendong or near the base of Mount Suswa. The fare is generally affordable. Once you arrive at Ewaso Kendong, disembark and ask locals for directions to Mount Suswa, which is approximately 10 km away.

• Matatu

  At the Kencom Bus Station or the nearby Railways Bus Station, find a Matatu (shared taxi) that is heading towards Narok. Confirm with the driver that they will drop you off at Ewaso Kendong. The Matatu fare is typically low, and the trip takes about 2-3 hours depending on traffic. Once you arrive in Ewaso Kendong, you can either walk towards Mount Suswa or hire a local guide or motorbike to take you there.

• Bicycle Hire

  For the adventurous, consider renting a bicycle in Nairobi. You can find various rental shops downtown. Cycle towards the outskirts of Nairobi to join the road leading to Narok. It is a long ride, approximately 100 km, so ensure you are well-prepared with water and snacks. Follow the signs to Ewaso Kendong and then ask locals for directions to Mount Suswa upon your arrival.

• Walking (Trekking)

  If you are extremely adventurous and fit, you can walk from Nairobi to Ewaso Kendong. This trek is strenuous and should be planned with care. Start early in the morning, follow the Mombasa Road, and continue towards Narok. It’s advisable to take breaks and stay hydrated. This option is recommended only for experienced trekkers.