Discovering Authentic Kenya
Fall under the charm of Lamu. On the northern coast, bordered by mangroves and separated from the mainland by a channel, the Lamu archipelago has managed to preserve its soul, its nonchalance, its gentle way of life, and its Swahili traditions. Bathed by the waters of the Indian Ocean and ideal for a beach holiday, the paradise island of Lamu can be visited on foot or by donkey. It offers warm sandy beaches interspersed with mangroves and palm trees.
Camp in the wild by Lake Naivasha. Situated at 1,900 meters above sea level on the highlands of the Great Rift Valley, the lake attracts with its incredible birdlife and unique atmosphere less than two hours' drive from Nairobi. After a trek where you can observe the valley's wildlife and flora, a campsite will welcome you into the heart of the wilderness for an adventure trip.
Excursion to Kisite Marine Park on Wasini Island. On the southern coast, Wasini Island and its Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park have managed to retain their charm, calm, traditions, and amazing aquatic wildlife to be observed with a mask and snorkel. Among the giant baobabs, you can stroll through the small village on this Kenyan island, enjoying the white sandbank before tasting the fish and seafood from the day's catch.