Lamu Archipelago
Seven laid-back exotic and friendly islands with pristine coral reefs, fascinating Swahili culture and pure tropical beach relaxation, this archipelago is a refreshing twist on the traditional Kenya trip.
What Will I See?
- Lamu Island – No cars; all transport on the island is on foot, donkey or dhow
- Lamu Town – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kenya’s oldest living town was one of the original Swahili settlements along the East Africa coast
- Unique Swahili culture and historical ruins
- Fresh seafood
- Coral reefs
- White sand tropical beaches
- Small fishing villages
What Can I Do?
- Scuba diving, snorkeling
- Fishing
- Beach walks
- Water-skiing, windsurfing
- Boating
- Dhow island-hopping: staying in tents on the beach, catching and eating fresh fish, and snorkeling
