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Mombasa<br />
Malindi<br />
The ocean city of Mombasa is the second largest<br />
city in Kenya and is an economic and cultural hub.<br />
Steeped in Swahili tradition, Mombasa<br />
is home to several historical monuments and<br />
landmarks such as Old Town and Fort Jesus.<br />
Along with exploring the city visitors can also<br />
enjoy Nyali beach. The town enjoys a bustling<br />
nightlife with a number of bars and restaurants<br />
dotting the town and regular beach parties taking<br />
place.<br />
Diani Beach<br />
120 Km North of Mombasa on the Kenyan<br />
coast, Malindi is a melting pot of cultures and<br />
cuisines. Visitors can enjoy the white sands of<br />
Watamu Beach, dive the coral reefs of the<br />
Malindi and Watamu Marine National<br />
Parks, and soak up a dose of Swahili history in the<br />
historic town, dating from the 12th century. Malindi<br />
is also home to the Vasco De Gama Cross, one of<br />
the oldest standing monuments in Africa.<br />
With its extensive coral reefs and beautiful<br />
beaches Malindi is the perfect location for surfing,<br />
snorkelling, deep-sea fishing and other water<br />
sports.<br />
Lamu Island<br />
One of the most beautiful beaches in the world,<br />
Diani’s white sands and lush greenery are the<br />
perfect location for a relaxing beach holiday.<br />
Located 30 kilometres south of Mombasa town,<br />
Diani is known for its coral reefs, black-and- white<br />
colobus monkeys and its beautiful hotels. Among<br />
the numerous activities tourists can enjoy are<br />
camel rides, water sports, bike rides and both land<br />
and sea safaris. Those looking<br />
for a relaxing beach vacation should not miss a<br />
chance to visit this beach.<br />
Boasting one of the most beautiful beaches in<br />
Kenya, Lamu Island has managed to stay<br />
unspoiled and untouched by mass tourism. As<br />
the oldest living town in Kenya, Lamu<br />
Town has retained all the charm and character built<br />
up over centuries. There are no roads on Lamu<br />
Island, just alleyways and footpaths, and therefore,<br />
there are few motorized vehicles on the island.<br />
Residents move about on foot or by boat, and<br />
donkeys are used to transport goods and materials.<br />
For an exclusive island experience Lamu should not<br />
be skipped.
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