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Recommended excursion for those who want to experience a day with a mix of sea and natural landscapes and local traditions. You will see small islands and sandbanks that overlap the mangrove landscape, stop for snorkeling in the Marine Park, stop between the atolls in front of the Garoda beach, and then meet with Midas, a natural rift in the earthly depths for about 5 km to south of Watamu which stands out for its fauna and flora, creating a completely unique ecosystem. A tour not to be missed

Just an hour's drive from Diani Beach, the Shimba Hills National Reserve offers tropical rainforest, grasslands, and the scenic Sheldrick Falls, reached by a pleasant hour-long hike. Experience this environment, and spot animals including antelope and tropical birds, on this intimate tour, with a maximum of six travelers. Your day includes hotel pickup from your Diani Beach accommodation and lunch at the Shimba Green Lodge.

Cycle deep into authentic Giriama communities where time moves at a gentler pace. Meet local artisans crafting traditional palm wine, watch women weaving colorful kikoy fabrics, and learn about sustainable farming practices passed down through generations. This cultural journey connects you directly with families who've called this coastal region home for centuries. Experience the welcoming hospitality with local villagers sharing their daily routines, traditional cooking methods, and local wisdom. Every visit directly supports community projects, from school improvements to clean water initiatives, making your adventure meaningful for everyone involved.

With limited vacation time, a smaller area can make it easier to spot Kenya's iconic wildlife. This overnight package to the compact Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is ideal for time-pressed travelers, with both elephants and lions easy to spot on the rolling plains. This package includes four separate guided game drives, one around dawn, as well as two lunches, breakfast, dinner, and accommodation.

Guaranteed Dolphin Spotting (in season): One of the biggest highlights! Watamu Marine Park is home to playful bottlenose dolphins, and you'll often see them swimming alongside the dhow – a magical moment you’ll never forget. Traditional Glass boat Sailing: Enjoy a relaxed, cultural sea journey guided by experienced local sailors. ️ Private Sandbank Picnic: Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch, fresh tropical fruits, and cold drinks served on a remote sandbank—perfect for swimming and unwinding in nature. Snorkeling in a Protected Marine Park: Dive into the clear waters of Watamu Marine Reserve, where you’ll spot coral gardens, sea turtles, vibrant reef fish, and more. Perfect Balance of Adventure and Relaxation: Whether you're snorkeling, watching dolphins, sunbathing, or simply enjoying the views. ‍✈️ Knowledgeable Local Guides: Our guides are not just experts in marine life, but also passionate storytellers who ensure you leave with memories

Explore the breathtaking landscapes and abundant wildlife of Tsavo East and West on this immersive safari. Witness the harsh beauty of Tsavo East, where the struggle for survival unfolds around water holes. Transition to Tsavo West's stunning volcanic hills and lush acacia woodlands, showcasing some of Kenya's most pristine wilderness. This adventure offers a unique opportunity to spot diverse wildlife in their natural habitats while enjoying the remarkable scenery that defines this iconic region. - Journey through both Tsavo East and West for a comprehensive safari experience. - Encounter diverse wildlife, including elephants and big cats, in their natural habitats. - Marvel at the diverse landscapes, from volcanic hills to acacia woodlands. - Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers looking for an authentic Kenyan experience.

In one day you can get to know the city of Malindi, with its markets, the hectic African life. To then cross the bridge and immerse yourself in the quiet of Robinson Island and be lulled by the sound of the sea. End the day with a trip to Marafa where Hell's Kitchen is the Devil's Kitchen, as it is hot during the day. You will be fascinated by the tale of the legend of the creation of Marafa, exploring its gorges on foot. You will end the day admiring a beautiful sunset.

Our tour is led by experienced local guides who bring Mombasa’s history and culture to life through storytelling and personal insight. We offer small-group or private experiences, ensuring personalized attention, flexibility, and a relaxed pace. Travelers enjoy comfortable transport, well-planned routes, and carefully selected stops that combine iconic landmarks and authentic local experiences. We prioritize punctuality, safety, and guest satisfaction, with clear communication from booking to drop-off. Above all, our tours focus on authentic cultural connection, not just sightseeing—giving travelers meaningful memories of the Swahili Coast.

Enjoy a tour at the sea from a traditional dhow sailboat and enjoy beach time in Shimoni. Cruise mangroves, visit the Slave Caves where enslaved people languished, and feast on four delicious meals, including a seafood lunch.

The Gede Ruins and Butterfly Pavilion Tour is perfect for history buffs and cultural enthusiasts. Explore the rich history of the Swahili people and their interactions with Arab traders, and discover the fascinating artifacts that tell the story of their trade and daily life. The site is surrounded by lush nature, offering stunning photo opportunities, while the on-site museum adds depth to the experience. With our knowledgeable guide by your side, you’ll gain insider insights and uncover the hidden details that make Gede Ruins and Butterfly Pavilion a truly memorable adventure. This tour is ideal for adventure seekers, families, and anyone eager to immerse themselves in history and culture. Malindi's uniqueness comes from its exceptional blend of rich Swahili history, diverse Italian culture, and stunning natural landscapes. It offers a less crowded coastal experience than Mombasa, with a variety of historical sites, geological wonders, and marine activities.

Explore the captivating Gedi Ruins, an ancient Swahili city nestled in a coastal forest, and the stunning Marafa Hell's Kitchen on this guided tour from Malindi. Walk through the remains of coral-stone houses and mosques while your heritage-trained guide shares intriguing stories about the city’s rich history and sudden abandonment. After a midday break, venture into Marafa Hell's Kitchen, a natural sandstone canyon known for its vibrant colors shaped by erosion. Capture breathtaking views and learn local legends as you traverse safe trails and enjoy ample time for photography. - Guided exploration of the ancient Gedi Ruins with a heritage-trained guide - Visit the stunning Marafa Hell's Kitchen, a unique sandstone canyon - Engage in interpretive storytelling with opportunities for questions and photography - Spot local wildlife including monkeys and vibrant birdlife along your journey

Discover the wonders of Kenya's North Coast, where natural beauty, history, and relaxation blend seamlessly. Begin your journey at Marafa Depression (Hell’s Kitchen), an awe-inspiring sandstone gorge located 30 km from Malindi. Here, eroded cliffs and red rocks create a Mars-like landscape. In Malindi, explore the town's rich history—a vibrant melting pot of cultures that has attracted visitors since Vasco da Gama’s arrival in 1498. Escape to the serene Robinson Island to relax on sunbeds, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy a delicious seafood lunch. Complete your adventure at the shimmering Mambrui Sand Dunes, a golden haven of tranquility and beauty. This destination is perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike!

We believe that exploring the beauty of Watamu’s waterways should be both exciting and reassuring, which is why every aspect of our trip is carefully designed with your well-being in mind. Safety is our top priority. All participants are required to wear life jackets at all times while on the water, ensuring a secure and comfortable experience for guests of all skill levels. Our guides are fully licensed, experienced, and trained in first aid, so you’re always in capable hands. Our tours are also fully insured, giving you extra peace of mind as you explore the stunning mangroves and coastal scenery. Our knowledgeable guides not only ensure your safety but also enrich your experience by sharing insights about the local environment and wildlife. We also offer complimentary pick-up and drop-off from your accommodation with our 8-seater tour van, within Watamu. From start to finish, Mkoko Explorers is dedicated to providing a safe, seamless, and unforgettable kayaking experience.

Discover more of coastal Kenya as you embark on a 2-day tour to the Watamu area. With a private guide, visit the ruins of Gedi and the Hells Kitchen Marafa canyon in the Malindi area on the first day. Your next day is spent exploring the Watamu Marine Park where you can snorkel with dolphins and other colorful fish, and explore the mangrove forests.

This is a private day trip experience. You will be picked up at 5 am from your hotel. You will spend at time viewing spectacular wildlife and colorful landscapes of Tsavo East National park. You will visit the Aruba dam where different animals come to drink water. The nature is beautiful and you will not want to leave. During this trip you will have lunch in one of the lodges inside the park. It's a day trip not to miss when in Malindi

It is a short tour that gives one an opportunity to see the Main attractions of Mombasa City in a very short time , including the Swahili and Arab culture which is evident in the old town, The panoramic view of fort Jesus and a walk to the old Port of Mombasa, a visit to the biggest wood market in east and central Africa.

Explore the Tsavo East national park which is home to the man eating lions and is featured in the film, THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS. Watch for magnificent wildlife including elephants, lions and giraffes

a visit to Tsavo East and Taita Hills gives you a unique opportunity to see the famous red savanna's, and the green landscape of Taita Hills.

Traditional wood crafted from rose, teak, and ebony types are a Malindi specialty. Witness carvings being made before visiting the colorful market where you can pick up traditional Kenyan fare. Afterwards, a boat to Robinson Island takes you to lunch in Ngomeni, where you can sample local cuisine. The unforgettable panorama of Marafa-Hell's Kitchen is the perfect setting for a dramatic sunset hike with cooler temperatures to appreciate the eroded landscape.

Explore the Tsavo East national park which is featured in the film, The Ghost and the Darkness. You will also get to see a variety of animals including the big cats and elephants The sight of dust-red elephants wallowing, rolling and spraying each other with the midnight blue waters of the palm-shaded Galana River is one of the most evocative images in Africa. This, along with the 300-kilometre-long Yatta Plateau, the longest lava flow in the world, makes for an adventure unlike any other in the Tsavo East. The park forms the largest protected area in Kenya and is home to most of the larger mammals, vast herds of dust –red elephant, Rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard, pods of hippo, crocodile, waterbucks, lesser Kudu, gerenuk and the prolific bird life features 500 recorded species

Travel through one of the oldest national parks in Kenya with just your guide and your private party on this 3-day tour of Tsavo East National Park. This tour includes transportation in a private off-road vehicle for a closer look at the wildlife, as well as all meals and accommodations as per itinerary.

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At the heart of Msitu wa Ndoto (Forest of Dreams) just outside Kilifi town, is the final resting place where 'Mbitsi', a 3-year-old child, was buried 78,000 years ago. Unlike crowded tourist traps, this extraordinary 'open cave' site remains untouched and primal. We are committed to preserving the fragile ecosystem, therefore we only offer 2 tours a day. Our expert local guides are descendants of the cave's traditional guardians - This exquisite heritage site is newly opened to visitors - Personalised attention and excellent customer service - Indigenous flora and fauna including some critically endangered flowers - This is a wild space so a level of physical fitness and appreciation of nature is required. - Spaces limited to preserve the pristine nature Maximum 15 people - NOT recommended for children under 8 - Please wear solid shoes. - You will need to crawl very short distances (1.5metre) to enter into certain chambers (not potholing) so wear suitable clothing - Avoid perfume