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Mutomo Reptile Park in Mutomo, Mutomo, Kitui County: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

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Mutomo Reptile Park

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Mutomo Reptile Park offers a close-up look at Kenya’s snakes and reptiles in a safe, educational setting. Expect a short 1-hour visit; combine with Mutomo Hill Plant Sanctuary.

📍 Location
Mutomo Town, Kitui South, Kitui County, Mutomo, Mutomo, Kitui County, Kitui

What is Mutomo Reptile Park?

A conservation-focused reptile park in Mutomo town, displaying venomous snakes, crocodiles and tortoises; educational talks for groups.

Reptile conservation and education

Family cost snapshot: KES 600 for 2 resident adults + 2 resident children + parkingResident adults KES 200 each. Resident children (Under 16) KES 100 each. Under 3: free. Non-resident families pay KES 1,500 for the same group (500 × 2 adults + 250 × 2 children). Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Mutomo Reptile Park ticket prices 2026

Visitor typeAdultChild (Under 16)Under 3
Kenya / East African residentKES 200KES 100Free
Non-residentKES 500KES 250Free

KES. Resident adult KES 200, child KES 100; non-resident adult KES 500, child KES 250.

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  • Guide Tip Small tip appreciated.

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0–2 years Look only Keep distance from enclosures.
3–5 years Fascinating Parental supervision needed.
6–9 years Educational Great for curious kids.
10–12 years Interesting Learn about venomous snakes.
13+ years Full tour Guided talks suitable.

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09:00
Arrive and payEarly morning active reptiles.
09:15
Guided tourSnakes, crocodiles and tortoises.
10:30
Q&AAsk about conservation.
11:00
DepartHead to Mutomo Hill.

Key details

Address
Mutomo Town, Kitui South, Kitui County, Mutomo, Kitui County
Opening hours
Daily 8am–5pm Closed now
How long to plan
1–2 hours
Suitable ages
All ages
Setting
Outdoor reptile park
Booking
Walk-in; group bookings by phone
Payment accepted
  • Cash, M-Pesa

What to expect when you visit

Snake pits, crocodile enclosure, tortoises, guided talks

What if...?

The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.

Are the snakes venomous?

Some are; all are securely housed.

Can we touch a snake?

Non-venomous handling may be offered by staff.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands
  • 0–2 years
  • 3–5 years
  • 6–9 years
  • 10–12 years
  • 13+ years
Toddler suitability
Yes, but keep close
Minimum age
None
Facilities
  • Parking, guided tours, basic toilets
Access and parking
  • Road access; matatu
Safety notes

Fenced enclosures; trained guides

Tickets and costs

Parking
Free
Free entry rules
No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Guided talk; snake handling demonstrations (non-venomous)

Plan your visit

Best time to visit
Morning
Busiest times
Weekends
How to get there

Mutomo Town, along Kitui–Kibwezi road

By car
Drive B7 south from Kitui
Uber / Bolt estimate
Limited; arrange private taxi
Public transport

Matatu from Kitui to Mutomo

Combine with
  • Mutomo Hill Plant Sanctuary — botanical walk
  • South Kitui National Reserve — game drive
What to bring
  • Water
  • Sun hat
  • Closed shoes
  • Snacks

Accessibility deep dive

Here is what to expect on the ground.

♿ Partly

Gravel paths; assistance needed.

🚻 Basic toilets.

🅿️ Free parking.

Combine your visit

Plan the perfect day

1
Snake pit See venomous species Safe viewing.
2
Crocodile enclosure Ancient reptiles Fenced.
3
Tortoises Gentle giants Kids can observe.

A small but educational stop for reptile-loving families in Kitui.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Mutomo Reptile Park?
Kenya and East African resident adults pay KES 200 and resident children (ages Under 16) pay KES 100. Non-resident adults pay KES 500 and non-resident children pay KES 250. Children under 3 enter free. KES. Resident adult KES 200, child KES 100; non-resident adult KES 500, child KES 250.
What are the Mutomo Reptile Park opening hours?
Daily 8am–5pm. Busiest: Weekends.
Is Mutomo Reptile Park suitable for toddlers and young children?
Minimum age: None. Fenced enclosures; trained guides
How long do you need at Mutomo Reptile Park?
Plan for 1–2 hours.
What payment methods does Mutomo Reptile Park accept?
Mutomo Reptile Park accepts Cash, M-Pesa. It does not accept cash.
Is Mutomo Reptile Park accessible, and is there parking?
Access and parking: Road access; matatu.
What is the best time to visit Mutomo Reptile Park?
Morning. It is busiest Weekends.
How do you get to Mutomo Reptile Park?
Drive B7 south from Kitui. Ride-hailing: Limited; arrange private taxi. Public transport: Matatu from Kitui to Mutomo Mutomo Town, along Kitui–Kibwezi road

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