our visitors are welcome

We keep our arms wide open to visitors who wish to find out how we turned a barren farm into an eye-catching tea estate. We've created direct jobs for some twenty employees and in the process changed the way tea growing and husbandry is done in the vicinity

We care for the environment

We recognise that agriculture in Kenya remains rain-fed. Although we have invested in water pumping and storage for the irrigation of the tea nurseries, we know that the source of that water requires protection. A couple of years ago, we invested in 15 species of indigenous trees that we planted on the Rubeet river bed in order to shield the perenial river from drying. The trees have grown to provide a beautiful cover and we are committed to their ptotection and expansion of the area under indigenous trees