Beach Safari in Kenya

10 days—Adventure Expeditions

$1825-1996 USD

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Safari summary

Kenya has 536 km coastline with different culture and landscape. With this tour we will give you a first impression about diversity from Diani Beach near the Tanzanian border to Lamu with it´s amazing Swahili culture. Discover the coast.

About this tour

	Tour type	Custom, tailor-made, private
	Main focus	Non-safari
	Activity level	Easy activity
	Best months	All months
	Countries	Kenya
	Parks

Fine details

Safari highlights

Beaches

What’s included?

Accommodation
Airport transfers
Meals
Park fees
Private vehicle and driver

What’s not included?

Alcoholic beverages
Laundry
Park fees
Tips and gratuities

Itinerary

Diani Beach

Arrival in Mombasa. Transfer to Diani Beach. Relax at the beach. Funzi Keys HB

Funzi Keys

Diani Beach

Pick up at your hotel. From here you will go to Ukunda to visit a local market, you can try to bargain for a good price and try local food. After visiting the market, you will meet some Giriama & Digo drummers who will show you how to play drums and you will make some music with them. At the end of your local tour, you will visit a bush doctor. The local healer will explain to you the plants and roots growing in Kenya and how to use them for recovery or well being.

Funzi Keys

Diani Beach

You'll be picked up at 7 am from your hotel and driven to Wasini Island via Mombasa – Lunga Lunga highway, a 100 km trip, arriving around 8.30 am. Board an Arabic dhow at Shimoni Jet and sail for an hour to spot dolphins. Then head to Kisite marine national park for snorkeling and swimming. Enjoy lunch at a seafood and Swahili dishes restaurant in Wasini. After lunch, sail through mangrove swamps, visit Wasini Island, and learn about the Swahili people and Arab history.

Funzi Keys

Watamu

Tour of Mombasa: Visit Hindu temple, elephant tusks, Fort Jesus, old town, and market. Lunch at Mombasa city or Tamarind restaurant. Drive to Kilifi to enjoy eco-projects, beautiful beach houses, and Wild Living Café. Reach Watamu in the late afternoon to stay at Geko Resort BB.

Geko Resort

Watamu

You'll be taken to Malindi to see ancient buildings and attractions, including the Vasco da Gama pillar and Mida creek. Then visit the remains of a Swahili town called Gedi and the Watamu Snake Farm.

Geko Resort

Watamu

Take a stroll on the beach, then visit Marafa, also known as Hell's Kitchen, for a sunset drink. Geko Resort BB

Geko Resort

Lamu

You'll drive to Malindi airport in the morning and take a short flight to Lamu Island. Lamu Town appears almost magical as you approach it from the water, with the shop fronts and mosques peeking out from behind a forest of dhow masts. Up close, the town is bustling with activity – from the busy waterfront, with heavy carts being wheeled around, to the maze of narrow alleyways, where women in full-length bui-bui and stray cats roam.

Banana House