Football Tours to Kenya

Football is the number one sport in Kenya in terms of participation and popularity. Whatever the age group and whatever the standard Kenya has football teams in every corner of the country that play and train throughout the year. Junior and Prep School age groups, Senior School and University sides, Club and Representative teams, all are ready and willing to provide fixtures against visiting teams from overseas and the stiff challenge that is required and demanded by touring teams.

Nairobi, Nakuru in the Rift Valley and Mombasa on the beautiful Kenya Coast each possess teams in the above categories thus offering an ideal itinerary balance by providing touring teams with the best of the Kenyan countryside and the best of Kenyan football.

Where to stay in Kenya?

Nairobi Club
Parklands Sports Club
Nairobi Gymkhana
Rift Valley Sports Club, Nakuru
Voyager Beach Resort, Mombasa
Fig Tree Camp and Matira Camp, Masai Mara

What to do on a football tour to Kenya?

The incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, wildlife and activities mean endless opportunities for visitors to Kenya. On a football tour to Kenya, you can experience and see completely different things. In a single trip to Kenya, you can visit tropical forests, beautiful beaches, and deserts, climb mountains and explore the wild. In Kenya, it is possible to plan a safari that blends adventure and relaxation, luxury and natural simplicity, social experiences and solitude.

In Nairobi

- Daphne Sheldrick’s Elephant Orphanage
- Giraffe Centre
- Nairobi National Museum
- East Africa Character Development trust projects
- Anno’s Africa and One Fine Day Arts projects
- Heritage city tours
- Tea/cheese/wine tours – can be cycle tours
- Golfing
- Masai Markets

Musiara is one of 22 orphaned #elephants we are caring for at our Nursery in Nairobi. Every day, he needs 24 litres of milk, fresh hay & bedding & 24/7 keeper care. You can help provide it: https://t.co/Su04O012NE #WorldAnimalDay pic.twitter.com/aa7UCFPJ8V

— Sheldrick Wildlife (@DSWT) 3 October 2018

In Mombasa

Old Town
Fort Jesus
Bamburi Nature Trail
Watersports
Bombolulu workshops for the physically disabled

When to visit Kenya?

Kenya can be visited all year round for a football tour. The best animal viewing is in dry seasons which are generally from mid-June to October, and from late-December to mid-March.

Our Recommendations

“Kenya is the ultimate touring destination for any group that wants to not just test their sporting prowess but doing so whilst also witnessing unparalleled geographical beauty, immense cultural and social diversity and incomparable learning opportunities everywhere you look and turn; Kenya is simply the best classroom in the world.”
Patrick Foster, MSG Tours.

Find out where previous groups travelled to on their football sports tours:

Durham University’s Grey College travelled to Montenegro for their football tour

Whitmore School compete at Sweden’s Gothia Cup

Dinnington High School: Multi-Sports Tour to Canada and the USA

Get in touch with us to chat about how Kenya would make the perfect destination for your next football team tour.