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Watamu Turtle Watch

Located in Watamu, this conservation trust offers a wonderful experience to many visitors; A close encounter with one, or more rescued turtles, who are then released back into the ocean. On an almost ...more »

Location: Watamu
Type: Places of Interest (Watamu)
Tel: +254 (0)42 32118 or 0713 990823

Snake Safari and Visitors Centre

Bio-Ken is reputedly the biggest and best snake farm in East Africa, housing the largest collection of snakes in East Africa. It makes a wonderful place to visit just for an hour or so; or ...more »

Location: Watamu
Type: Places of Interest (Watamu)
Tel: +254 (0) 42 23303

Watamu Marine Association

Watamu Marine Association is a unique initiative at the Kenyan coast bringing together members from the community, tourism and environment sectors. ...more »

Location: Watamu
Type: Places of Interest (Watamu)
Tel: + 254 (0) 720 781782

Gedi Ruins

Think Indiana Jones - and you'll know what we're talking about! The Gedi Ruins are Kenya's Lost City lying in the depths of the great Arabuko Sokoke forest on the north coast of Kenya. ...more »

Location: Watamu
Type: Places of Interest (Watamu)

Snorkelling (Malindi Marine Park)

The coral reefs along the Kenyan coast offer first class snorkelling opportunities. Gently glide through the warm, crystal clear water of the Indian Ocean and see a multitude of aquatic life. ...more »

Location: Watamu
Type: Places of Interest (Malindi)

Tribe Watersports

Tribe Watersports is a world class watersports facility, internationally renowned for being one of the world's leading training providers. ...more »

Location: Watamu
Type: Places of Interest (Watamu)
Tel: +254 (0) 718 55 33 55

Marafa - Hells Kitchen

According to the Lonely Planet, Marafa is "the most underrated site on the coast (if not Kenya)" and if you, "put this geographic phenomenon anywhere else on earth, families would plan vacations ...more »