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SAFARI 2 DAYS
Safari di 2 giorni
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Day 1
– Early morning departure from your village or home.
To get to the park, continue along a red dirt track
of about 100 km that crosses forests and villages of indescribable charm and beauty, You arrive at the entrance of the Sala Gate park around 09:30.
First stop at the Galana River, where you can watch crocodiles.
Once you enter, start the GAME DRIVE to see as many animals as possible,
in the park you will meet: lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, dik-diks, antelopes,
water antelopes, cheetahs, leopards, hippopotamuses and other savanna animals.
– At 13:00 then you arrive at the lodge, or Check-in field,
(it is recommended to bring your passport) lunch and rest.
Relax in the pool to admire the animals that are drinking nearby
pool of water.
– In the afternoon, after a short rest, we start again for the Game Drive.
Visit, if the game drive allows it, Lugard Fall’s Falls, spectacular waterfalls unique in the world, where the river
Galana disappears in the midst of colored and polished rocks. Safari until sunset, return to the lodge, dinner, quiet and
relaxing after dinner to admire the animals that are watering at the nearby pool, and overnight stay.
Day 2
– Alarm at 6:30am, 6:30am breakfast, departure at 7:00am visit, if you want, to a Maasai village
where you can watch their dances, buy souvenirs and visit their homes (manyatta).
After visiting the village, departure for the third GAME DRIVE to see as many animals as possible.
Safari until 10:30/11:00, since the ticket paid for admission to the park is valid for 24 hours.
Let’s leave the park to head to Watamu, or Malindi
The schedules, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the position of the animals during our game drives.
SAFARI 3 DAYS
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Day 1
Departure at approximately 06:00 from your village or home. To get to the park, continue along a red earth track of about 100 km which passes through forests and villages of indescribable charm and beauty. You arrive at the entrance to the Sala Gate park around 09:30. First stop at the Galana River, where crocodiles can be observed. Once inside, start the GAME DRIVE to see as many animals as possible, in the park you will encounter: lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, dik-diks, antelopes, waterbucks, cheetahs, leopards, crocodiles, hippos and others savannah animals. At 1.00 pm you arrive at the lodge or camp. Check-in, (it is recommended to bring a photocopy of passport) lunch and rest. Relax in the pool to admire the animals drinking from the nearby waterhole. We leave for the GAME DRIVE at 3.30 pm until sunset, return to the lodge, dinner from 7.00 pm and overnight stay.
2nd day
Wake up at 06.00, breakfast at 06.30, departure for Amboseli Park at 07.00. We travel along the road that connects the city of Mombasa with the city of Nairobi. Before arriving at the park, a short stop to buy cold drinks. Arrival at the entrance to the Rimeto Gate park around 10:00. GAME DRIVE to admire the animals: lions, gazelles, giraffes, herds of elephants, buffaloes, zebras, hyenas. Arrival at the camp or lodge located on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, an inactive volcano 5895 meters high, the highest peak in Africa whose peaks, Kibo and Mawenzi, are perpetually snow-capped. around h. 12.30pm check-in, lunch and rest. We leave for the GAME DRIVE around 3.30 pm to head towards Lake Amboseli where you can see hippos and other animals until sunset, return to Kibo Camp, dinner, and overnight stay. After dinner you can admire the welcome show of a MAASAI representation.
3rd day
Wake up at 06.00, breakfast at 06.30, departure at 07.00. Visit, if you want, the nearby Maasai Village, where you can watch their typical dances and visit their homes (manyatta) and buy souvenirs. Departure towards the Park exit, to reach the Città di Voi, where we will stop for lunch and a short relaxation. After lunch, return to the village or home, traveling through the places where the film “MY AFRICA” was filmed. Arrival expected around 3:00 pm. 4.30pm
*The times, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the location of the animals during our game drives.
SAFARI 4 DAYS
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Day 1
Early morning departure from your village or home. Estimated arrival at Tsavo West Park around 09:00/10:00.
Tsavo West is the place where, at the beginning of the last century, the legend of the man-eating lions took root, which inspired the film “Spirits in the Darkness” which “opposed” the construction of the railway that would have connected the southern coast of Kenya with Uganda.
Tsavo West contains several spectacular habitats: riverine forests, mountains, lakes and vast plains. It also presents a great variety of birds and animals: the numerous pools of water ensure a constant presence of Kenyan fauna even during the dry season, when various species of animals move further south. The landscape of the park, full of large centuries-old baobabs, reaches its maximum splendor after the rainy season, when everything seems to take on pink tones and the acacia trees are covered with beautiful white flowers. The black rhinoceros in particular has suffered the action of man: the number of specimens is constantly decreasing and today during a safari in Kenya you can only meet it in the super-protected areas dedicated to it. Arrival at the Lodge around h. 12.30pm, (it is recommended to bring a photocopy of passport) lunch and rest. In the afternoon possibility of photo safari at the Rhino Sanctuary. (open from 4pm to 6pm) It will depend on our position in the park. At the base of the Ngulia hills, in the central area of the park, there is a fenced area where the black rhinos have been brought to better protect them and where it is hoped they can rebuild a larger community. The area can be easily visited by tourists. Return to the lodge after sunset, dinner, after dinner, for the lucky ones, sighting of the leopard intent on eating in the trees, overnight stay.
Day 2
Wake up at 06.00, breakfast at 06.30, departure at 07.00. Start the GAME DRIVE towards Mzina Spring The pure Mzima spring water emerges at a constant daily rate of over 50 million gallons (190 million litres), creating this vibrant oasis in the heart of Kenya’s Tsavo National Park West. Clarity of the water in Mzima Springs is due to the fact that it is underground spring water that filters through the volcanic rock of the local Chyulu Hills. In the crystal clear waters you can admire hippos and crocodiles. We leave Tsavo West Park to reach Amboseli Park. Around h. 10.30am arrival at the park gate and start of a new GAME DRIVE to admire giraffes, gazelles, buffaloes, elephants, wildebeests, lions, cheetahs, baboons, hyenas and many other animals. Arrival at the camp located on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, around h. 12.30 check-in, (it is recommended to bring a photocopy of passport) lunch and rest. We leave for the GAME DRIVE around 3.30 pm to head towards Lake Amboseli where you can see hippos and other animals until sunset, return to Kibo Camp, dinner, and overnight stay. After dinner you can admire the welcome show of a MAASAI representation.
Day 3
Wake up, breakfast and departure for game drive. Photo safari as we head towards the exit of the Park, to continue, on the road that connects Nairobi to Mombasa, towards the Tsavo East Park. Short stop before entering the park. Once inside, start the GAME DRIVE to see as many animals as possible, in the park you will encounter: lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, dik-diks, antelopes, waterbucks, cheetahs, leopards, crocodiles, hippos and others savannah animals. At 1.00 pm you arrive at the lodge or tented camp. Check-in, (it is recommended to bring a photocopy of passport) lunch and rest. Relax in the pool to admire the animals drinking from the nearby waterhole. We leave for the GAME DRIVE at 3.30 pm until sunset, return to the lodge, dinner from 7.00 pm and overnight stay.
Day 4
Wake up at 06:00, breakfast, and departure for the GAME DRIVE, around 10:30 we leave the park to reach the coast. After a refreshment stop, departure to reach the village or home.
The schedules, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the position of the animals during our game drives.
Safari di 5 giorni
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Departure and arrival from the coast, possibility of departure from Nairobi and arrival on the coast, in Watamu, Diani, Malindi. Ask, we will organize the itinerary for you.
Day 1
AMBOSELI PARK
Departure for Amboseli Park, from your village, around h. 03:00 in the morning. We travel along the road that connects the city of Mombasa with the city of Nairobi. Before arriving at the park, a short stop to buy cold drinks. Arrival at the entrance to the Rimeto Gate park around 10:00. GAME DRIVE to admire the animals: lions, gazelles, giraffes, herds of elephants, buffaloes, zebras, hyenas. Arrival at the camp or lodge, located on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, around h. 12.30pm check-in, (it is advisable to bring a photocopy of your passport) lunch and rest, if you wish you can cool off in the camp’s swimming pool. We leave for the GAME DRIVE around 3.30 pm to head towards Lake Amboseli where you can see hippos and other aquatic animals. Safari until sunset, return to Kibo Camp, dinner, and overnight stay. After dinner you can admire the welcome show of a MAASAI representation.
Day 2
MAASAI MARA
Wake up, breakfast and departure around h. 07:00. Continuation of the safari as we head towards the exit of the Amboseli Park, to take the Mombasa-Nairobi road again, towards the Maasai Mara Reserve. Arrival at the gate, entrance to the park, we head towards the chosen camp (mara leisure camp or fig tree camp), check-in, lunch, a short rest and departure for the safari in the Masai Mara national park. The reserve borders the Serengeti Park in Tanzania with which it forms a single ecosystem. The name of the reserve derives from the name of the Maasai people (who inhabit various areas in the Serengeti plain) and the Mara river. The reserve is known for the exceptional concentration of fauna and for the famous migration of wildebeest and zebras which takes place in October and April. The most represented habitat is that of the African prairie or savannah dotted with typical acacias in the south-eastern area. The best-known icon of the Maasai Mara is probably the image of the lion of which large prides are found; However, all the so-called Big Five are present in the park (lion, rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard) although the rhino population is in serious danger. Hippos are numerous in the Mara River and Talek River. Cheetahs are also present, but they too are considered endangered. Wildebeests are the main inhabitants (millions of specimens). They migrate from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara in autumn and vice versa in spring. There are also numerous other species of antelope, in particular Thompson’s gazelle and Grant’s gazelle, impalas and others. Large herds of zebras are found everywhere in the reserve. Giraffes (both Maasai giraffes and common giraffes) also inhabit the plain. Around sunset, return to the camp (David Livingstone Safari Lodge) for dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3
Wake up, breakfast and departure, around h. 07:00, for another game drive, with a stop for lunch in an equipped area near the Mara river. After a short rest we set off again for the safari, returning to the camp at sunset. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 4
TSAVO EAST
On the 4th day wake up, breakfast and departure around 07:00. We head towards the exit of the park to go towards the Tsavo Park. Estimated arrival at Tsavo around lunchtime. Check-in at the chosen camp (Ndololo camp or Voiwildlifelodge if you have chosen Tsavo east. Once inside, the GAME DRIVE begins to see as many animals as possible, in the park you will encounter: lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, dik-dik , antelopes, waterbucks, cheetahs, leopards, crocodiles, hippos and other savannah animals. Game drive until sunset, return to the lodge, dinner and overnight stay.
TSAVO WEST
Once at the park the game drive begins. Arrival at Ngulia Safari Lodge around h. 12.30pm, lunch and rest. Tsavo West is the place where, at the beginning of the last century, the legend of the man-eating lions took root, which inspired the film “Spirits in the Darkness” which “opposed” the construction of the railway that would have connected the southern coast of Kenya with Uganda. Tsavo West contains several fantastic landscapes: riverine forests, mountains, lakes and vast plains. All animals are found there, lions, leopards, elephants, gazelles, impalas, cheetahs. The number of specimens of the black rhino is constantly decreasing and today during a safari in Kenya you can only meet it in the super-protected areas dedicated to it. In the afternoon, photo game drive at the Rhino Sanctuary. At the base of the Ngulia hills, in the central area of the park, there is a fenced area where the black rhinos have been brought to better protect them and where it is hoped they can rebuild a larger community. The area can be easily visited by tourists. visit to Mzima Spring. The pure Mzima spring water emerges at a constant daily rate of over 50 million gallons (190 million liters), the clarity of the water in Mzima Springs is due to the fact that it is underground spring water that seeps through the volcanic rock of the local Chyulu Hills. In the crystal clear waters you can admire hippos and crocodiles.
Day 5
After breakfast departure for game drive. We head towards the exit of the park. Stop for lunch and return to the village scheduled for sunset.
The schedules, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the position of the animals during our game drives.
SAFARI 7 DAYS
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Safari 7 days 6 nights Departure from Nairobi and arrival on the coast
Day 1
Departure from your hotel or airport directly. We go towards the Maasai Mara park, stop for lunch in Narok, directly to the lodge/camp in Masai Mara, it depends on the time of departure from Nairobi. Arrival at the gate, we enter the park, start game drive as we go towards the camp, check-in, dinner and overnight stay. The reserve borders the Serengeti Park in Tanzania with which it forms a single ecosystem. The name of the reserve derives from the name of the Maasai people (who inhabit various areas in the Serengeti plain) and the Mara river. The reserve is known for the exceptional concentration of fauna and for the famous migration of wildebeest and zebras which begins in July from Serengeti towards Masai Mara and then towards Serengeti in September/October. The most represented habitat is that of the African prairie or savannah with the typical acacias in the south-eastern area. The best-known icon of the Maasai Mara is probably the image of the lion of which large prides are found; However, all the Big Five are present in the park (lion, rhino, elephant, buffalo, leopard) even if the rhino population is in serious danger. Hippos are numerous in the Mara River and Talek River. You can see them while you are on the veranda of the camp. Cheetahs are also present, but they too are considered endangered. Wildebeests are the main inhabitants (millions of specimens). They migrate from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara in autumn and reverse in spring. There are also numerous other species of antelope, in particular Thompson’s gazelle and Grant’s gazelle, impalas and others. Large herds of zebras are found everywhere in the reserve. Many giraffes also live on the plain (both Maasai giraffes and common giraffes).
Day 2
Wake up, breakfast and departure, around h. 07:00, for another game drive, with a stop for lunch in an equipped area near the Mara river, with a box lunch, or at the camp, depending on the game drives. After a short rest we set off again for the safari, returning to the camp at sunset. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3
After breakfast we will leave the Maasai Mara to reach Lake Nakuru for lunch at Lake Nakuru Lodge. Afternoon photographic safari at Lake Nakuru, dinner and overnight stay at Lake Nakuru Lodge. Lake Nakuru National Park. The park is just 3km from Nakuru town. Lake Nakuru is an alkaline and shallow lake and the park includes marshy areas, forest and low rocky reliefs where you can admire, in addition to millions of bird species, also animals that are difficult to spot such as rhinos: you can see both rhinos white than, although rare, the shy black rhinos! Arriving, from above you notice thousands of pink dots on the water: they are flamingos! From time to time, suddenly rising in small groups into flight, they cover the sky like a pink sheet… During the dry season the lake retreats, leaving a white, shiny crust of bicarbonate on the banks, creating a magical landscape with an almost surreal touch!! If we are really lucky we will be able to see a rare lion climbing the trees. Warthogs are numerous throughout the park, as are waterbucks, zebras and buffaloes, while Thomson’s gazelles prefer the thick bush, where it is also more likely to spot leopards. Around the cliffs you can see birds of prey, as well as lots of baboons. A herd of hippos lives on the northern shore of the lake. Lake Nakuru is set in a very beautiful landscape, it is surrounded by woods, meadows and rocky hills. Lake Nakuru is located approximately 150km from Nairobi
Day 4
Early in the morning we leave Lake Nakuru, to go to Amboseli Park, stop for lunch or directly to the camp. Game drive as soon as you enter the park to admire the animals: lions, gazelles, giraffes, herds of elephants, buffaloes, zebras, hyenas. Arrival at the camp located on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro, an inactive volcano 5895 meters high, the highest peak in Africa, its peaks, Kibo and Mawenzi, are always snow-capped. We go to Lake Amboseli where you can see hippos and other animals until sunset. After dinner you can admire, in front of the bonfire, the welcome show of a MAASAI representation. Overnight stay.
Day 5
Wake up early in the morning, have breakfast and leave to go to Tsavo West. Game drive while we go to the park. Stop at Shetani Lava Flow, a lava flow 8km long, 1.5km wide and 5 meters deep. We continue the game drive, to get to Mzima Spring. Where we get off and walk to the springs. The pure Mzima spring water emerges at a constant daily rate of over 50 million gallons (190 million litres), the clarity of the water in Mzima Springs is due to the fact that it is underground spring water that seeps through the volcanic rock of the local Chyulu Hills. In the crystal clear waters you can admire hippos and crocodiles. Arrival at the Lodge around h. 12.30pm, lunch and rest. In the waterhole in front of the lodge you can see elephants, buffaloes, giraffes and other animals coming to drink. Tsavo West is the place where, at the beginning of the last century, the legend of the man-eating lions began, they made the film “Spirits in the Darkness”, they were the famous lions who did not want the construction of the railway connecting the south coast of Kenya with Uganda. In Tsavo West there are diverse landscapes: forests, mountains, lakes and vast plains. There are all the animals, lions, leopards, elephants, gazelles, impalas, cheetahs, giraffes. Allot Tsavo West, with luck it is possible to see the black rhino. After the rest, departure for the game drive at the base of the Ngulia hills. In the central area of the park, there is a fenced area where there are black rhinos to better protect them and where it is hoped they can rebuild a larger community. Return to the lodge at sunset. Dinner and overnight stay. For the lucky ones, after dinner, sighting of the leopard coming up to eat.
Day 6
Woke up around 3pm. 05:30, breakfast and departure at 06:30. Photo safari as we head towards the exit of the Park, to continue, on the road that connects Nairobi to Mombasa, towards the Tsavo East Park. Once inside, start the GAME DRIVE to see as many animals as possible, we go towards Mudanda Rock. In the park you can meet: lions, elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, dik-diks, antelopes, waterbucks, cheetahs, leopards, crocodiles, hippos on the Galana river, and other savannah animals. At 1.00 pm we arrive at the lodge or tented camp, lunch and rest. Relax to see the animals drinking at the nearby waterhole. We leave for the GAME DRIVE at 3.30 pm until sunset, return to the lodge, dinner from 7.00 pm and overnight stay.
Day 7
Wake up, breakfast, and departure for the last GAME DRIVE, then we leave the park to get to the coast, Watamu, to your resort.
The schedules, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the position of the animals during our game drives.
MAASAI MARA 3 DAYS
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3 days and 2 nights by plane with departure and arrival in Malindi
Day 1
Early in the morning around 07.00 departure from your resort for Malindi airport. Flight departure at 08.30 [approximately 2 hours of flight] and arrival at the park around 11.00, where the “game drive” with the jeeps begins. Around h. 12.30pm arrival at the Lodge Check-in, (it is recommended to bring a photocopy of passport) directly on the river, lunch and rest. In the afternoon continuation of the Safari until sunset. Return for dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Day 2
Waking up at the first light of dawn, we set off after breakfast for a whole day dedicated to safari in the Masai Mara national park. The reserve borders the Serengeti Park, with which it forms a single ecosystem. The name of the reserve derives from the name of the Masai people (who inhabit various areas in the Serengeti plain) and the Mara river. The reserve is known for the exceptional concentration of fauna and for the famous migration of wildebeest and zebras which takes place from July to all of August. The most represented habitat is that of the African prairie or savannah, dotted with the typical umbrella acacias in the south-eastern area. The best-known icon of the Maasai Mara is probably the image of the lion, of which large prides are found; in the park there are still all the so-called Big Five (lion, elephant, leopard, rhino, buffalo) even if the rhino population is serious. Hippos are numerous in the Mara River and Talek River. There are also many cheetahs, but they are considered endangered. Wildebeests are the main inhabitants (millions of specimens). They migrate from the Serengeti to the Maasai Mara in autumn and vice versa in spring. There are also numerous other antelope species, in particular Thompson’s gazelle and Grant’s gazelle, impalas, Topi antelope, and others. Large herds of zebras are found everywhere in the reserve. Giraffes (both Masai giraffes and common giraffes) also inhabit the plain. Stop for lunch in the equipped area near the river, with lunch box. After lunch, another game drive on the way back to the lodge. Dinner and overnight stay.
Day 3
After breakfast, we leave for a game drive. Then towards the airport to return to Malindi. transfer to the resort. Times, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the location of the animals during our game drives. Possibility of departure and arrival from Nairobi.
The schedules, itineraries, lodges and camps are indicative and may be subject to change. It will depend on the position of the animals during our game drives.
BLUE SAFARI PACKAGES
Swim with the Fish, Dine on the Island, Live the Adventure.
Blue Safari Sardinia 2
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This is a one-day excursion, from morning to mid-afternoon.
– Departure 8.30/9.00 (the time depends on the tide) from your village, we will pick you up with a car with driver and take you to the beach where all the boats depart from. From there the sea adventure will begin!
The first stop we will make is at the Marine Park where it will be possible to swim among the fish of the coral reef (snorkelling), and where we will also be able to observe the corals. (On the boat there are masks and fins available for those who need them).
The boats are equipped with a glass bottom to be able to admire the seabed both during the crossing and when stopping. [safari kenya] Once outside the coral reef, in the period December-February there is the possibility of meeting schools of dolphins swimming next to the boats!
Then we will continue towards the atolls of Sardinia 2:
– small islands of pure white sand where you can sunbathe, swim and where lunch will be cooked directly on the beach. Lunch is obviously based on local fish: lobsters, prawns, octopus, rice with coconut milk, fruit (pineapple, banana, passion fruit). Drinks are also included in the price of the excursion (water, coca cola, fanta, sprite). After lunch there will still be time for another swim in the sea and sun, before leaving again around 3.00 pm, or at least until the tide begins to rise and leaves no more sand available for us!
We will arrive on the return beach at 4/4.30pm and take you back to your village.
Blue Safari Mangrove Forest
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This is a one-day excursion, from morning to mid-afternoon.
– Departure at 8.30 or 9.00 (the time depends on the tide) from your village, we will pick you up with a car with driver and take you to the beach where all the boats depart from. From there the sea adventure will begin! In the December-February period we will go directly out of the coral reef to meet schools of dolphins swimming free in the ocean. In the other months we will go directly to the Watamu Marine Park where there is a coral reef to see various species of multicolored fish and corals.
The boats have glass bottoms, so even those who don’t know how to swim will be able to admire the seabed throughout the crossing. The boats are equipped with masks and fins for those who need them.
Those who want can go snorkelling or take a swim in complete tranquility in the Indian Ocean.
The next stop will be in the natural pools with transparent water that form at low tide in front of the GarodaResort village. Here too it will be possible to snorkel or pretend to be in the bathtub for complete relaxation! From here we will head towards the mangrove area, an area particularly rich in various species of starfish.
The area is rich in lobsters and prawns, so it is very easy to encounter fishermen’s boats intent on fishing along the way. The mangrove forest is full of monkeys visible directly from our boat. As the area is rich in pink shrimp, it is easy to encounter groups of pink flamingos looking for lunch.
An unmissable opportunity to see them up close and take lots of photographs! For lunch we will stop at Waka-Waka Island, island famous for its lunch of grilled fish and fruit. Lobsters, prawns, octopus, rice with coconut milk, and then fruit: pineapple, passion fruit, bananas…a real delight! Lunch also includes drinks: water, cocacola, fanta, sprite.
After lunch there will be a show by a family from the Giriama tribe, who will entertain guests with dances and songs typical of their tradition and culture.
After lunch we will be able to relax a bit before leaving around 3.00 pm, arriving at the beach from where we left by 4/4.30 pm where there will be a car waiting for us to take you back to your village.
Blue Safari Robinson’s Island
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This is a one-day excursion, from morning to mid-afternoon.
– Departure at 09.00 from your village, towards Robinson’s Island.
On the road to Malindi we will continue to Ngomeni, where the salt factory is located. A large expanse of salt marshes, rich in pink shrimp and therefore pink flamingos found in large groups.
Here it will be possible to go down on foot for a walk. After the walk we will get back in the car for another stretch of road to Robinson’s Island.
There will be a boat waiting for us to take us across a stretch of sea (if it is low tide it will be possible to cross it on foot). Once you arrive on the island, while waiting for lunch it will be possible to go to the beach for a bit of relaxation or take a walk towards the local fishing village, the important thing is to return when lunch is ready!
Lunch will be based on fish: crab, king fish, prawns, rice with octopus sauce.
And then fruit and tea. Drinks are not included in the price of the excursion, in any case the price is negligible.
After lunch there will be time and sofas and hammocks available for healthy relaxation, before leaving around 3.00 pm, arriving at the beach from where we left at 4/4.30 pm where there will be a car waiting for us to take you back to your village.
EXCURSION
Unforgettable Journeys, One Day at a Time.
Excursions MALINDI
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Malindi, Kenya’s hidden coastal gem, invites you to experience a perfect blend of history, culture, and tropical beauty. Nestled along the Indian Ocean, this vibrant town is famous for its pristine white-sand beaches, turquoise waters, and rich Swahili heritage. Visitors can explore the ancient Vasco da Gama Pillar, stroll through the enchanting Malindi Marine National Park with its coral reefs and colorful marine life, or enjoy deep-sea fishing adventures. Beyond the ocean, Malindi offers bustling markets, delicious Swahili cuisine, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you seek relaxation on sun-drenched beaches, thrilling water sports, or a taste of Kenya’s coastal traditions, Malindi is a destination that promises unforgettable memories.
Excursions Gede’s Ruins
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Departure is scheduled for 3.30pm for the Ruins of Gede: an Arab-Swahili city mysteriously abandoned in 1400.
Popular tradition makes this location magical and at the same time feared, to the point that none of the locals would enter the ruins after sunset…
The excavations brought to light Ming porcelain, glassware and glazed terracotta shutters from the 13th century, the date of the city’s foundation.
For completely unknown reasons this city was abandoned in the 17th or 18th century, because the sea receded or due to the invasions of the Galla tribe from the North.
The ruins are surrounded by lush vegetation with numerous baobabs. The palaces are built with lime made from coral and earth.
During the walk, which lasts about 90 minutes, there are monkeys and baboons screaming from the treetops, lizards moving quickly in the undergrowth and large butterflies fluttering among the ruins.
The return to Watamu is scheduled for 5.30/6.00 pm
Excursions Hell’s Kitchen (Marafa)
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This is a half-day excursion, from 2.00 pm until late afternoon.
-Departure from Watamu, we will pass directly from your resort by car with driver, in the direction of the largest Canyon in Kenya.
We will follow the road towards Malindi, up to the junction for Marafa; from there the road is completely unpaved, the typical African road.
We will pass through many villages, until we reach the Canyon after about 1 hour.
There you will learn the true history of the Canyon and the legend about its origin.
We will take a long walk through its gorges [marafa safari], until returning to the starting point around sunset.
The moment of sunset is the magical moment of Marafa: the red rocks shine with the sunlight, and if we are lucky not to have clouds in the sky, you will be able to see the most romantic sunset of your life!
If you want to bring something for the children, this is the right place. There are many poor children in this area, so anything will be a real gift for them! Around 6.30pm we will leave to return to your villages in time for dinner.
mambrui sand dunes
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ust north of Malindi lies the enchanting Mambrui Sand Dunes, a natural wonder where golden sands stretch endlessly under the African sun. Shaped by ocean winds, these majestic dunes create a breathtaking desert-like landscape along the Indian Ocean, offering visitors a unique blend of coastal beauty and wilderness. Perfect for photography, nature walks, or simply soaking in the serene atmosphere, the Mambrui Sand Dunes are a hidden gem that captures the magic of Kenya’s coastline. Whether at sunrise or sunset, the views here are nothing short of spectacular.
MALINDI LOCAL MARKET
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The Malindi Local Market is the heartbeat of the town, bursting with color, culture, and authentic coastal charm. Here, visitors can wander through lively stalls filled with fresh tropical fruits, spices, handmade crafts, and vibrant fabrics. It’s the perfect place to experience everyday life, interact with friendly locals, and take home unique souvenirs that capture the spirit of the Swahili coast. More than just shopping, the Malindi Market offers a true cultural immersion and a taste of Kenya’s coastal traditions.
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