Route 111 Nairobi to Ngong: Matatu Stops and Travel Guide

Route 111 connects Nairobi CBD with Ngong through the Valley Road connection, Ngong Road and Dagoretti Corner. It serves commuters travelling to residential estates, schools, shopping centres, workplaces and communities along Nairobi’s southwestern metropolitan corridor.

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Passengers should look for vehicles displaying Route 111—Ngong and confirm the final destination. Some matatus use Ngong Road but terminate at Adams Arcade, Junction Mall, Dagoretti Corner or Karen.

Route 111 Quick Information
Route informationDetails
Route number111
Main destinationNgong
Principal corridorNgong Road
Nairobi approachValley Road connection
Major interchangeDagoretti Corner
County connectionNairobi–Kajiado County
Return directionNgong–Nairobi
Identifying the Correct Route 111

Passengers should look for destination displays such as:

  • 111 – NGONG
  • 111 – NGONG TOWN
  • A destination beyond Ngong, where applicable

Confirm that the vehicle continues past Dagoretti Corner and does not terminate within Nairobi.

Where to Board Route 111

Route 111 matatus operate from central Nairobi stages serving Ngong Road, Dagoretti Corner and Ngong.

CBD loading arrangements may change. Ask specifically for the Route 111 Ngong stage.

Simplified Route 111 Journey

The general journey is:

Nairobi CBD → Valley Road connection → Ngong Road → Adams/Junction area → Dagoretti Corner → outer Ngong Road → Ngong

The exact intermediate stops depend on the operator and traffic conditions.

Valley Road Connection

Valley Road provides an approach between central Nairobi and the Ngong Road corridor.

Passengers may use this section to access:

  • Community and Upper Hill connections
  • Nairobi Hospital area
  • Hurlingham
  • Kilimani
  • Ngong Road services

The exact CBD exit route may vary because of traffic arrangements.

Ngong Road

Ngong Road is the principal corridor used by Route 111.

The road serves:

  • Kilimani
  • Adams Arcade
  • Junction Mall
  • Dagoretti Corner
  • Karen-area connections
  • Ngong
  • Other southwestern destinations

Many vehicles use Ngong Road but terminate before Ngong. Passengers should confirm the destination board.

Dagoretti Corner

Dagoretti Corner is the main interchange between inner Ngong Road and the outer journey towards Ngong.

Passengers can connect here towards:

  • Kawangware
  • Dagoretti
  • Naivasha Road
  • Karen
  • Waithaka
  • Kabiria
  • Other western Nairobi destinations

Ngong-bound passengers should remain on a vehicle displaying Ngong.

Outer Ngong Road

Beyond Dagoretti Corner, Route 111 continues through the outer Ngong Road corridor.

Passengers should identify the nearest estate entrance, shopping centre, school or recognised stage because residential developments are spread along the road.

Ngong

Ngong is the principal destination associated with Route 111.

The town is a major residential, commercial and public transport centre in Kajiado County. Its stages provide connections to:

  • Matasia
  • Kiserian
  • Karen-area destinations
  • Local estates
  • Other parts of Kajiado County

Passengers should specify their exact Ngong stage or landmark.

Route 111 Destination Guide
Your destinationWhat to confirm
Adams ArcadeThe nearest Ngong Road stage
Junction MallWhether the vehicle stops near the entrance
Dagoretti CornerThe correct interchange point
Outer Ngong RoadThe nearest estate or landmark
Ngong TownThat the vehicle completes the journey
KiserianWhether a transfer is required in Ngong
Route 111 and Other Southwestern Services
RouteGeneral destination
Route 111Ngong
Route 125Ongata Rongai
Route 126Kiserian through Rongai
Route 102Kikuyu through Dagoretti connections
Short Ngong Road servicesAdams, Junction or Dagoretti Corner

Passengers should choose according to both the destination and corridor used.

Useful Connections

Valley Road: Upper Hill, Hurlingham and Kilimani.

Ngong Road: Adams Arcade, Junction Mall and Dagoretti Corner.

Dagoretti Corner: Kawangware, Karen, Waithaka and Naivasha Road.

Ngong: Matasia, Kiserian and local Kajiado County services.

Return Journey: Ngong to Nairobi

The return journey generally follows:

Ngong → outer Ngong Road → Dagoretti Corner → Ngong Road → Valley Road/CBD connection → Nairobi

Passengers should confirm the Nairobi terminus because operators may use different central stages.

Morning services towards Nairobi can become crowded. Evening passenger demand generally increases towards Ngong.

Route 111 Travel Time

There is no fixed journey time.

Travel conditions depend on:

  • Nairobi CBD congestion
  • Traffic along Valley Road
  • Ngong Road junction delays
  • Congestion around Junction Mall and Dagoretti Corner
  • Traffic approaching Ngong
  • Roadworks, incidents and rainfall

Allow additional time during weekday commuter periods.

Route 111 Matatu Fares

Fares depend on the boarding point, destination, time and passenger demand. Fares vary and can change at any time.

Confirm whether the quoted fare is for Dagoretti Corner, an outer Ngong Road stage or Ngong Town.

Route 111 Commuter Tips
  • Look for Route 111—Ngong.
  • Confirm that the vehicle continues beyond Dagoretti Corner.
  • Tell the conductor your exact outer Ngong Road stage.
  • Ask whether a transfer is required for Kiserian.
  • Confirm the Nairobi-bound return terminus.
  • Allow extra time during Ngong Road peak traffic.
Why Route 111 Is Important

Route 111 links Nairobi CBD with Ngong through one of the city’s most important southwestern commuter corridors. It serves both inner Ngong Road destinations and the expanding residential communities extending beyond Nairobi into Kajiado County.

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