very worm reception. price is fare.all u can think of is here in terms of a present or a SUV.good value for money. keep it up. i,ll definitely come again

When you see African made stuff it is always the same. Here I found some really great different and stylish gifts at very affordable prices. Also done for a good cause as the production staff are all handicapped

A nice opportunity to visit artworkers and see their work in action. They were very friendly and inviting, and their artwork is very nice.

I liked the fact that the wonderful people making the beautiful items of art that I bought at Bombolulu proved it once more that disability is not inability. Kudos to the entire crew of Bombolulu and may our Lord bless the initiators and sponsors and even supporters of that project.

Made so welcome and showed so many things as we looked around this place. Fair trade goods available made on site and youll be supporting those less able due to disabilities here.

This place is worth a visit. Handicapped people work here to produce (overpriced) items (textile, jewelery etc). It appears to be unique in Kenya for adults. You can visit the workshops. They also sell seeds of various varieties of plants (outside the shop).

excellent to see such skill. pity its not more reconized, you have to barter with the "shopkeeper" they expect it. we didnt go with the hotels trip. FRIDAY, the beach boy took us, for a fraction of the price,

Real great center. See how the disabled people can make all kind of great products like wood carfing, jewelery, sewery. Also the dancing shows are fantastic. Each year we have a great time at the center.

It was marvellous to see the craftsmen at work, the conditions they work in, the tools they use and the end product. You can get the workmans number and buy his work in the shop. The prices are very reasonable. It is well worth a visit.