Beach Getaways

Watamu

Watamu Beach is located along the coastal parts of Kenya, approximately 105 km north of Mombasa and 15 km south of Malindi.

This beach is well known by travellers for its white sandy beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters that stretch endlessly along the Indian Ocean. The soft, powdery sand invites long barefoot walks, sunbathing, and peaceful moments by the shore, while the calm, warm waters are perfect for swimming and simply soaking in the beauty of the coast. The changing shades of blue and green create a breathtaking backdrop, especially during sunrise and sunset, making Watamu ideal for both relaxation and photography.

At the heart of this destination lies the Watamu Marine National Park, one of Kenya’s most treasured marine conservation areas. This park protects vibrant coral reefs, colourful tropical fish, sea turtles,

 

The island is perfect for relaxation with light adventure. Guests can unwind on the beach, enjoy gentle ocean breezes, or indulge in spa treatments, then balance their stay with activities such as snorkelling, dolphin watching, dhow cruises, or exploring nearby cultural and natural attractions. This harmonious mix ensures a refreshing, memorable, and well-balanced coastal escape.The white sand beaches and offshore coral formations in various bays, like Garoda Beach, Turtle Bay, and Blue Lagoon Bay, make it an ideal location for tourists. The Watamu National Park is also home to diverse fish species, stony coral, and invertebrates. The numerous hotels and restaurants located on or near the beach allow extended stays and enjoyment of the environment.

Nearby attractions such as Gede Ruins, a historical Swahili village, and the Kipepeo Butterfly Project ensure your visit is memorable.
 
 

Malindi

  • Highlights: rich history, beautiful beaches, vibrant culture.
  • Activities: Exploring Malindi Marine National Park, snorkelling, diving, and visiting historical sites.
  • Attractions: Vasco da Gama Pillar, Falconry of Kenya, Marafa-Hell’s Kitchen.
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