How to Get from Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) to Kasarani Stadium
Kasarani Stadium is about 20 km north of Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). Depending on traffic, the journey takes roughly 45 minutes by taxi or private transfer, while budget public transport can take over 2 hours.
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- Use only the official KAA taxi rank or desk; touts inside the terminal may overcharge or work with unlicensed drivers.
- Agree the taxi fare in advance and ask for a receipt; there is no official metered tariff.
- If using the Nairobi Expressway, the toll (about KES 330–420) is added to the fare; confirm who pays it.
- Ride-hailing pickups are in a designated zone; do not follow drivers who ask you to meet elsewhere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Expect roughly €28–€35 per vehicle for an official airport taxi. Always agree the fare before the trip because there is no metered tariff.
Use the Kenya Railways feeder bus to Embakasi Village and the commuter rail to Nairobi Central for about €0.70, then take a local bus or matatu to Kasarani. Total journey can take over 2 hours.
No, there is no train station at JKIA. You must take a taxi, ride-hail, or the feeder bus to Embakasi Village to connect to the Nairobi Commuter Rail.
By car, allow 45–75 minutes depending on traffic. Public transport with connections usually takes 2 hours or more.
Some drivers accept card or M-Pesa, but it is not guaranteed. Carry Kenyan shillings in cash and confirm payment method when agreeing the fare.
A pre-booked private transfer is recommended for fixed pricing, enough luggage space, and door-to-door drop-off at the stadium.
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