Africa Nomads: Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪

· $600 / week
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Amenities

Private rooms
Coworking included
Flights not included
Attendance 8-8
Accommodation
Private rooms
Housing
Apartments
Coworking
Yes
SIM card
Yes
Talks
Yes
Workshops
Yes
Attendance
8
Capacity
8
Down payment
$875
Shared room price
$600 / week or $1,400 / month
Private room price
$545 / week or $1,760 / month

Description

🏙️ Nairobi Coliving with AfricaNomads – Where Urban Energy Meets Local Culture

Welcome to Nairobi, East Africa’s beating heart and one of the continent’s fastest-growing hubs for creatives, entrepreneurs, and digital nomads. Our coliving space here is designed for those who want to dive into the authentic local vibe, far from the typical expat bubble and experience the real Nairobi, guided by locals who live and love the city.

🏠 Your Home in Nairobi
Stylish and comfortable coliving space in a safe, walkable neighborhood

High-speed Wi‑Fi, backup power, and daily housekeeping

Local SIM card with data provided so you’re always connected

Close to cool cafes, co-working spaces, markets, and nightlife

Rooftop or garden spaces for work, yoga, or just soaking in the city vibe

🌆 Experience Nairobi the AfricaNomads Way
Visit our favorite hidden restaurants, underground art spaces, and live music nights

Explore Kibera and local grassroots projects with community leaders (real, ethical connections)

Spend weekends at nearby national parks like Nairobi National Park, where lions roam with the skyline behind them

Shop for handmade goods at Maasai markets or local thrift hauls

Take part in our urban storytelling walks, Afrobeat dance nights, or chill rooftop sessions

💡 Perfect For:
Digital nomads, impact-driven travelers, and creatives looking to connect deeply with Nairobi’s energy, beyond surface-level tourism.

✈️ Easy to Access
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is just 30 minutes away

Uber, Bolt, and local transport options available at your doorstep

Nairobi is our launchpad for other destinations like Naivasha, Watamu, and Lamu

Come co-live, co-create, and connect in Nairobi.
With AfricaNomads, you’ll see a side of the city that few travelers do and you’ll leave with more than just great memories.

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34 Reviews
5.0

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If you’re curious about exploring Africa, Africa Nomads is the perfect place to start

If you’re curious about exploring Africa, Africa Nomads is the perfect place to start. They make the experience seamless, so you can focus on your work instead of figuring out logistics.
I spent five weeks with them, split between Nairobi and Lamu, and enjoyed every moment. I’ll definitely be back for more adventures.
A special shout-out to Felipe, who went the extra mile to make my stay, local, authentic and memorable. His dedication and problem-solving skills are exceptional!! Thanks as well to Alejandra, who has shared with us all she knows about Lamu and Africa (which is a lot!)
Highly recommended for anyone looking to combine remote work, community, and adventure. Go with an open mind and curiosity and you won’t be disappointed :)

3 months ago

Thank you to Felipe, Alejandra, and the whole team

Thank you to Felipe, Alejandra, and the whole team. Their deep love for the African continent is something you truly feel in the way they share it with you every single day. For me, that was the most meaningful part: being surrounded by such genuine people during such an extraordinary chapter of life.
I joined my partner at the last minute, and they immediately made me feel welcome and comfortable on a completely new continent.
Felipe shared his passion and insights about hiking and exploring the mountains, both locally and internationally. Alejandra and I connected through our shared love for photography, especially bird photography.
This coliving experience had real depth, and it turned out to be incredible. I enjoyed every activity and adventure we shared together: safaris, hiking, padel, local restaurants, language classes, museums, live music, movie nights, and so much more. There was always something new to discover. Everything was organized thoughtfully, safely, and in a way that made it easy to balance work and travel. The accommodation was great, the people in the houses were easy going and you had access to everything you would expect from a quality coliving experience.

I was plant-based and there was always options cooked with love during our trips outside the city. Nairobi is a vibrant city and you will be able to find great food options too.

Honestly, the best thing you can do is join and create your own chapter with them.

I can’t wait to come back. ❤️🦩
— Steph

4 months ago

I'd wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa but hesitated because I was concerned about issues such as reliable electricity and wifi

I'd wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa but hesitated because I was concerned about issues such as reliable electricity and wifi. I hadn't stayed in a coliving/coworking situation before but when I encountered AfricaNomads it seemed like a good way to experience Africa.

I stayed in Nairobi for six weeks. As a woman in her mid-60s I was a little concerned but everyone was super accepting and invited me everywhere even though most of them were young enough to be my children or grandchildren. :) I really felt like I made lifelong friends during my stay.

Electricity and wifi were generally available, and the stay includes a local sim card and all the data you need. There are plenty of activities you can join in with, or not, including all the standard tourist things as well as hole-in-the-wall experiences you only get from people living there.

Members in my group were definitely there to work, and were generally quiet and tidy. I had such a good experience in Nairobi that I'm planning to join the group again later this year for Lamu and Ethiopia.

Alejandra and Felipe come from the hospitality industry and it really shows. They bend over backwards to provide whatever information or help that you need and were endlessly patient with all our first world demands. :)

4 months ago
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