Beach Extensions
Complete your safari with paradise - Relax on pristine tropical beaches
Finish your trip to Kenya in style with a relaxing few days along the glorious Kenyan coast.
Kenyan Coast
Discover the glorious beaches along Kenya's coastline
Lamu Island
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the original settlements in Kenya, dating back to 1370. It is a site steeped in culture and history. It is known for offering comfortable accommodation.
Malindi
Travelling south from Lamu, we next arrive at Malindi. The area is also steeped in Swahili culture and offers a number of popular resorts. Malindi is 120 kilometres north of Mombasa and transfers can be provided by road from Mombasa or travellers may fly into the Malindi Airport. There are a number of popular resorts in the Malindi area.
Watamu
Just a few kilometres south of Malindi is Watamu. Here the exceptional beaches are protected by offshore coral providing an opportunity for swimming, snorkelling, SCUBA diving and deep-sea fishing. There are a range of resorts in Watamu including the five-star Hemingways Watamu Resort.
Kilifi
The next spot we arrive at on our journey south is Kilifi. Not widely known, Kilifi is 53 kilometres north of Mombasa and offers pristine beaches and a small selection of resorts.
Mombasa (North Coast)
North of Mombasa, discover palm-fringed beaches, vibrant reefs teeming with sea life, and top-class resorts at Nyali, Vipingo, Kikambala, and Shanzu. This is Kenya’s hub for world-class diving—including the famed MV Dania wreck.
Mombasa (South Coast)
The beaches on the coast south of Mombasa include Diani and Galu. Here, the beaches and lodges tend to be more rustic in nature and offer a more relaxing and peaceful experience than the north coast. There are plenty of water based activities on offer though and visitors can reach this area with direct flights into Diani Regional Airport.
Scheduled Safaris
We have a number of scheduled safaris departing on a weekly basis throughout the year. Click on the link to find out more.
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