5 activities in Diani Beach, Kenya

Spend the day getting to know Mombasa.

Mombasa is a beautiful Kenyan city mixed filled with exotic and scenic attractions, fantastic activities and tropical ambience.

Part ancient city, part busy port, part sprawling metropolis, Mombasa is a thoroughly unique destination. Our tour picks out some of the highlights of this colorful town including the bustling fruit and vegetable market, the old Town and its narrow streets, UNESCO World Heritage Site Fort Jesus (museum) and the old Habour, the famous Elephant Tusks in Moi Avenue (the landmark of mombasa) and The Akamba wood cavers center.

After this exciting tour of mombasa, return to your hotel for lunch.

Shimba Hills National Reserve is the only place where you will see the Sable Antelope.

It is the closest game park to the coast, located about 56km from Mombasa. It offers a beautiful landscape with hills and valleys that extend beyond the reserve boundaries. You can also find a coastal rainforest and Sheldrick Falls there.

In terms of wildlife, the Shimba Hills National Reserve is home to various species such as sable, elephant, buffalo, waterbuck, hyena, reedbuck, warthog, bush pig, giraffe, leopard, baboon, Sykes monkey, black-faced vervet monkey, serval cat, duiker, Masai giraffe, and ostrich.

After enjoying your lunch at the reserve, you will be later transfered back to your hotel.

Welcome to a day of ultimate pleasure in the richest Marine Park in the Kenyan Coast.

In the early morning depart from your hotel and drive to the tranquil fishing village of Shimoni close to the Tanzania border. The scenic route takes you through lush coconut and cashews nut plantations and the colourful village of the Digo tribe (one of the 9 tribes of the Kenyan coast).

At Shimoni jet board an authentic motorized Lamu dhow with a sail, which cruise and sail you through an enchanting seascape of Mpunguti islands to the underwater splendors of the Kisite Marine Park. Here snorkeler will marvel at the incredible variety of marine life in the shallow and warm waters around Kisite lsland; the venue for numerous birds. We escort Scuba divers to explore a number of excellent dive sites, also teeming with an astounding variety of Marine life which inhabit the magnificent coral reefs in and around the park.

After snorkeling, diving, swimming and sun bathing sail to Wasini island. A sumptuous Swahili style seafood lunch is served in Wasini Island restaurant.

Thereafter visit the traditional Muslim village and the island caves.
After an unforgettable day on and around these islands, We return you back to your hotel arriving late in the afternoon.

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Malindi is an idyllic seaside town that is deeply rooted in a colorful history that began in 1498 when Vasco de Gama first visited the location.

From the winding streets to the centuries-old houses, you will see the story of Malindi unfold before your eyes. One of the most prominent landmarks on the tour of Malindi is the Church of St. Francis Xavier, one of the oldest in East Africa that is situated near the Vasco de Gama Pillar. You also visit the Juma Mosque and learn about the unfortunate use of the structure for slave trading until the late nineteenth century.

A visit to the ruins of Gedi near Watamu takes you to the site of an abandoned coastal town that is surrounded by an intriguing mystery that lies within the remains of mosques, houses and other archaeological finds. Your touring time at Gedi includes tombs, the king's palace, artifacts and a sunken court.

With such a beautiful Malindi setting to explore, your excursion also includes a glass bottom boat ride in the Malindi Marine Park where you look into the depths of the Indian Ocean to observe marine life in a natural setting and snorkeling can also be arranged. Your spectacular day ends with a delightful and delicious lunch at Hemingways Hotel, named for one of Malindi's most prominent beach visitors.

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English

Enjoy a close encounter with elephants, lions, rhinos, and more on this full-day safari tour of Tsavo East National Park.

Leaving Mombasa before sunrise, drive of about 115 km's towards Nairobi, takes you to "Bachuma Gate" where you enter the East section of the Tsavo National Park - Kenya's largest game sanctuary, famed for its huge herds of elephants.

It is also the home of lion, rhino, giraffe and zebra. You will see water birds at the Aruba Dam on the way to Voi Safari Lodge for Lunch. Good photographs of a variety of animals that come to drink at the waterhole in front of the lodge may be taken. After lunch, a Game Drive enroute out of the park.

We will be returning to Mombasa in the afternoon.