KENYA

Beaches, Sun & Sand-Coastal Kenya.

A Tropical Escape Between Culture, Sea & Sunshine

Culture

Lamu

Diani

Beaches

snorkelling,paraglinding

Indulgence

The Experience

Kenya’s coastline along the Indian Ocean is one of Africa’s most enchanting travel destinations, stretching from the historic islands of Lamu in the north down to the pristine beaches of Diani in the south. This coastal circuit — which includes popular spots like Lamu, Watamu, and Diani — offers a rich blend of sparkling white sands, crystal-clear waters, vibrant island culture, and unforgettable activities for all types of travelers.

Safari Activities

Explore the wilderness

Culture,Heritage

The Rich Culture of Lamu and Its People Lamu is one of Kenya’s most culturally rich and historically significant destinations, offering visitors a rare opportunity to experience living Swahili heritage. Located off Kenya’s northern coast, Lamu is part of the Lamu Archipelago and is home to Lamu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the oldest continually inhabited town in Kenya. Swahili Heritage and Way of Life: The culture of Lamu is deeply rooted in Swahili traditions, shaped over centuries by African, Arab, Persian, and Indian influences. The people of Lamu, known as the Swahili, are renowned for their hospitality, strong family values, and deep respect for tradition. Life in Lamu moves at a slow, peaceful pace, reflecting a way of life that prioritizes community, faith, and harmony. Modern vehicles are almost absent from Lamu Old Town. Instead, donkeys and wooden dhows remain the primary means of transport, reinforcing the town’s traditional character and timeless charm.

Guided Sessions
Photo Ops

Explore the wilderness

Snorkeling, whale & Dolphine watching

Whale watching and snorkeling are among the most captivating marine experiences along the Kenyan coast. Between July and October, migrating humpback whales can be spotted offshore as they journey through the warm Indian Ocean waters, offering unforgettable sightings of breaching and tail-slapping whales. At the same time, Kenya’s protected marine parks such as Watamu, Malindi, and Diani provide excellent snorkeling conditions, with clear waters, colorful coral reefs, tropical fish, and sea turtles. Together, these activities showcase the coast’s rich marine biodiversity and make the Kenyan coast a must-visit destination for ocean lovers and eco-tourists.

Guided Sessions
Photo Ops

Getting There

By Road

Land Transfer

Mokowe

Mombasa Malindi rd

By Air

Fly-in Safari

Manda

Malindi

Moi international Airport

Where to Stay

City Hotel

Lamu House Hotel

Lamu House Hotel is a charming boutique retreat set along the seafront of Lamu’s historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Housed in beautifully restored Swahili townhouses, it blends cultural authenticity with understated luxury. Guests enjoy serene sea views, elegant rooms with traditional décor, refreshing pools, and warm hospitality — all in a tranquil coastal setting that captures the timeless spirit of Lamu.

Coast region/Malindi/Lamu

City Hotel

Sheila Majlis resort

The Majlis Resort is a luxurious beachfront retreat nestled on the pristine shores of Manda Island, overlooking the turquoise waters of Ras Kitau Bay. Blending elegant Italian design with rich Swahili architecture, it offers a serene escape with spacious suites, gourmet dining, and breathtaking ocean views. Perfect for relaxation or adventure, guests can enjoy water sports, cultural excursions to Lamu Old Town, and unforgettable sunsets in a setting of barefoot elegance.

Coast region/Malindi/Lamu

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