Diani Beach Tours

Board a traditional dhow boat for a sail through Kisite Marine Park during this small-group excursion. Keep an eye out for dolphins, stop to snorkel and swim in the pristine waters, and visit Wasini Island for a delicious seafood lunch of Swahili cuisine plus a tour of a local fishing village. Enjoy a hassle-free day out on the water with all entrance fees, equipment, meals, and drinks included.

Green turtles, unique coral gardens, the Gede Ruins – the Watamu Marine National Park & Reserve has it all. The park is part of a complex of marine and tidal habitats along the Kenya’s north coast with rich and diverse bird life, fish, turtles and dugongs. Visitors can enjoy the white sandy beaches, snorkeling, water skiing, windsurfing and glass bottomed boat tours. Gede ruins are the remains of a Swahili town, typical of most towns along the East African Coast. It traces its origin in the twelfth century but was rebuilt with new town walls in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. This rebuilding is connected with the emigration of many citizens of Kilwa to Mombasa, Malindi and other places along the coast.

Join us as we track down and watch the natural behaviors of the Tsavo mane-less lions and other predators stalk impalas, gazelles, elands, zebras, fringe-eared oryx, dik-diks and other prey animals from the cover of dense bush and deep shadows. This immense action unfolds against a vigilant backdrop of grazing and foraging elephants, giraffes, buffalos, protected rhinos and other large herbivores. Walking under tree canopies filled with scampering vervet monkeys, baboons, galago and other tree dwellers. With so many wildlife species within the diverse landscape, you will be delighted and thrilled every moment of your personalized Kenya dream tour with Expedition Happy Hour

As you drive to the historical small fishing village of Shimoni at the South Coast, you will have the opportunity to see rural villages, sugar cane plantations, tall palm trees and lush greenery. The Slave Caves: On arrival, a local guide will lead you through the Shimoni caves where slaves were “stored” during the old slave trading days before shipment to the Zanzibar slave market. After the visit to the caves, you’ll head to the Shimoni piers and board a traditional Swahili Dhow for a cruise to the Marine Park. Soft drinks, water, wine, beer and snacks on board as you sail. As you cruise through the Indian Ocean, there is an approximately 90% chance to spot Dolphins. You then snorkel and marvel at the rich marine life where corals, exotic fish and sea plants are protected. You are provided with masks and snorkels and are accompanied by a certified and experienced guide. Assistance is also provided to first timers. Back on board, you can refresh yourself with fruits and soft drinks.

Tsavo East Park is located 130km from Mombasa and is one of the largest national parks in Kenya. It covers an area of about 11,747 square Kilometres.The park contains some fantastic terrain, including rivers, lakes, glaciers, peaks with a wide variety of vegetation, including grasslands, acacia vegetation, open plains and savanna. It is therefore recognizes as one of the world’s leading bio-diversity strongholds. The park is also one of Kenya’s oldest parks-It was opened in April 1948.This park is a popular safari destination, especially due to easy accessibility from the coast.

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Warm azure ocean, swaying coconut palms on white sandy beaches are to be found in the Mombasa. The mombasa marine park lies between the Mtwapa and Tudor Creeks and its blue waters are ideal for wind surfing, water skiing, snorkelling and diving. Haller Park is a nature park in Bamburi, Mombasa, on the Kenyan coast. It is the transformation of a quarry wasteland into an ecological area. Haller Park holds a variety of plant and animal species which serve as a recreation spot for tourists and locals.

Full day of water rides, ranging from thrilling drops to lazy rivers and to the zoo of Haller park. It is a good day for kids mostly to enjoy as well as adults.

Leave Mombasa on safari to Tsavo East National Park and Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary with an overnight at Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge, where you’ll have aerial views of a watering hole that draws nocturnal wildlife. Daily game drives explore both wildlife reserves during the hours when animals are most active, packing a classic safari experience into an overnight escape from Mombasa.

Snorkel Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park and Reserve on a full-day cruise by traditional dhow sailboat, stopping to explore two vibrant snorkel sites on the park’s coral reef. Sailing from the mainland to the marine park is a peaceful, eco-friendly way to experience the protected area, and the cruise includes a Swahili seafood lunch and drinks on Wasini Island.

The tour can be adjusted based on Cruise Docking and Departure Time. It features some of the must-visit places in Mombasa. With this, you will tour the; 1. Old Town 2. Fort Jesus Museum 3. Mama Ngina Waterfront Park 4. Nguuni Nature Sanctuary 5. Haller Park

This is the perfect tour for thrill seekers. You get to ride the jet-ski for 30 minutes in the open sea. You can choose to visit the Robinson island in the Indian ocean. An instructor will show you how to operate the machine and remain as your guide if you please, then it is off to the open waters. The thrill, the adrenaline jolt, is the right amount needed for you to unleash your wild side.

The day begins with a trip up the Ramisi River which abounds with exceptional birdlife and, who knows, even the occasional crocodile. The Funzi archipelago, located 35 km south of Diani Beach, is an invitation to discover Kenya’s south coast. Immerse yourself in wonderful scenery at the heart of a bay full of islands protected by a coral reef. A stop on the sandbank ensures that you’re at the most beautiful spot on the coast for swimming and making the most of this little piece of paradise (don’t forget your sunscreen, towel and beach sandals). After a visit to the village on Funzi island for those who so desire, we head for the Funzi Mangrove Resort. In a genuine Swahili house, you can sample our seafood specialties’: crab, grilled rock lobster and catch of the day.* after a relaxing break, for as long as you choose, return to the mainland by boat.

The final pearl in the tropical beach necklace that stretches south of Mombasa is the idyllic island of Wasini, located about 76km south of the Likoni ferry crossing. With its faded white alleyways, Swahili fishing vibe and fat, mottled trees, this tiny island (it's only 5km long) feels like a distant relative of Lamu and Zanzibar. It's ripe with the ingredients required for a perfect backpacker beachside hideaway: it has that sit-under-a-mango-tree-and-do-nothing-all-day vibe, a coastline licked with pockets of white sand and Kisite Marine National Park, the most gorgeous snorkelling reef on the coast. In fact, the only things it doesn’t have are regular electricity, banana-pancake traveller cafes, backpacker hostels and cars, and it’s all the better for it.

It is an opportunity to watch birds of different kinds. Their chipping makes for melodious music as you sail along the mangrove forest. There is always a chance to see a crocodile basking by the river bank. A motorized canoe allows you a fun trip up the river and back to the sandbank where you get to swim and enjoy the beautiful white sand. A taste of the delicious seafood and local cuisine.

The evening trip on the dhow is an excellent romantic spot for those wishing to propose and newly-weds. Those that have been marred a while can also come for this romantic ride for anniversaries or a chance to rekindle romance in their marriage.

This is a luxurious and a holiday tour that will make you get relax and enjoy the amazing landscape,flora,fauna and the beautiful sandy beaches in southern coast of Kenya.

African Mosaic Tours has experienced tour consultants and safari driver guides making sure your Kenya safari is memorable. Our vehicles are well maintained to provide you with safe tours. We provide you a complementary pick up and drop off in your desired hotel or airport.

As one of the largest coastal forests in East Africa after Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, this reserve is rich in flora and fauna and hosts the highest density of antelopes in Kenya. Other animal species found in the area are buffalos, bushy tailed mongoose and other small mammals like fruit bats. The forest is an important bird area and is endowed with forest birdlife while the grasslands hold localized species such as red-necked-Spur fowl, Croaking Cisticola and Zanzibar Red Bishop.

Mombasa is a beautiful Kenyan city mixed filled with exotic and scenic attractions, fantastic activities and tropical ambience. Lapped by the Indian Ocean, Mombasa has an amazing shoreline with white sandy beaches stretched out from the South to the North Coast, readily accessible to all. With lovely weather all year round, there’s no better place to soak in the sun, get tanned, forget about jackets, woolies and everything warm. The humid weather can get quite challenging some times, but tropical weather has its own amazing benefits health wise and ideal for your skin as well.

Malindi is a town on Malindi Bay, in southeastern Kenya. It sits amid a string of tropical beaches dotted with hotels and resorts. Malindi Marine National Park and nearby Watamu Marine National Park are home to turtles and colorful fish. Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Reserve harbors elephants and more than 200 species of birds. Near the forest, the Gede Ruins are the remains of an ancient Swahili town

This is a private Safari in a private minibus/ jeep. We do organize group tours as well. Kenya Safaris

Tsavo East National Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in Kenya at 13,747 square kilometres. Situated in a semi-arid area previously known as the Taru Desert it opened in April 1948, and is located near the town of Voi in the Taita-Taveta County of the former Coast Province

Maasai Mara (Masai Mara) is situated in south-west Kenya and is one of Africa’s Greatest Wildlife Reserves. Together with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania it forms Africa’s most diverse, incredible and most spectacular eco-systems and possibly the world’s top safari big game viewing eco-system.