Nestled in the Indian Ocean along Kenya’s northern coast, the Lamu Archipelago is a serene tropical paradise that blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and laid-back charm. This idyllic destination offers a beach safari with a difference, where centuries of Swahili, Arabic, and African influences come alive amid stunning island landscapes.

Lamu Island, the archipelago’s crown jewel, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to Lamu Old Town, one of the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlements in East Africa. Its narrow winding streets, ancient coral stone buildings, and car-free alleyways offer an enchanting glimpse into a rich and mysterious history.

Visitors to Lamu are captivated by:

• Long, empty beaches bordered by rolling sand dunes
• Crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean—perfect for dhow sailing, snorkelling, and swimming
• A peaceful pace of life far removed from the hustle of modern cities
• Its reputation as a top Kenyan honeymoon and holiday destination

Whether you’re seeking romance, relaxation, or a cultural escape, Lamu is a place like no other—where time slows down, and the spirit of the coast comes alive.