Top Kenya Kayaking Tours

Go beyond the seashore and see a different side of the Diani Beach area with a sunset canoe tour into lush mangroves. Your guide, Omari, takes you into lush mangroves to meet residents, spot birds, and watch the beauty of the setting sun. Sit back and enjoy the peace of riding in an engine-free vessel, or take the oars and do a bit of paddling yourself.

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.

This trip will ensure you get the best memorable tour of the Kongo river Estuary-the ever-changing sandy beach without leaving out the great waves and the sunset canoe ride. You will experience the sailing into the sunset with the ocean at your back in local traditional canoe. Apart from the trip being very relaxing and serene, it will give you a remarkable moment as the captain will elaborate as you navigate along the blue waters. This tour is beneficiary to bird lovers and bird watchers as the river provides over 30 species of birds that are eye-catching. Additional information.

This boat experience will help you immerse yourself in the local culture, the Diani community and their unique hospitality. The warmth of the local people as they guide you through the waters, explain to you about the fishing, and then to the sand bank. The glass boat offers you a nice view of the Diani marine life. Our experienced captain/ Boat operator putting up a show. The captain will throw a piece of bread or food into the sea and then dive beneath the glass-bottomed boat and attract special fish species that are not allowed to be fished courtesy of a local agreement by all fishermen and boat operators. Then the fish will be attracted to the glass boat creating a spectacular show. The boat has an upper compartment that visitors can safely climb and have very spectacular views and photos. Once the boat has docked at the sand bank, the guests will party for 45 minutes or lazily bank in the sand.

Listen to birds chirping as you make your way through the mangroves on this group tour to Funzi Island. Have a dip in the water or relax on the white sand as you enjoy lunch and either alcoholic or nonalcoholic beverages. You’ll be keeping costs down by booking this group tour, but still have plenty of time to enjoy Funzi Island at your own pace.

Marvel at the setting sun at the northern tip of Diani where you will find the oldest Mosque, smooth white sand dune as you sail through mangroves and palm trees onboard a non-motorized canoe Stop at Kongo Mosque, where we will meet the guide and walk to the Estuary as we exchange pleasantries and get a short introduction of the trip, then board a traditional canoe. Sail down Kongo River watching the beautiful sunset leaving the ocean behind and get to experience gorgeous Kongo river estuary, the ever-changing sandy beach and the great waves The Canoe is powered by human energy which means no engines and no dirty fumes entering the water Not only is this trip very relaxing and serene, it carries great history that the captain will explain to you as he rows along the mangrove filled water. The trip is great for bird lovers and bird watchers as the river invites over 30 species of birds who come looking for food. Feel free to ask the captain any questions regarding the area