The Dhow Adventure (Kenya Marineland) - Daily, Full Day

Traditional Arab Dhow Sailing A chance to see dolphins, turtles and whale sharks. Let the Bajun Crew entertain you in true Lamu

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Wet Option: - The dhow anchors off a coral fringed sand bar. Time for swimming and snorkelling amongst the many coral heads feed the fish or just laze around the sandy shallows.

Dry Option: - Visit wood carvers at work, massai dance displays, traditional witchdoctor, African Curio markets, Snake and crocodile handling for the brave, local cooking display, sea water tropical aquarium.

Lunch at a waterfront restaurant, mainly game meat barbecue. After lunch sail down the creek (inland water ways) seeing mangroves, tropical vegetation, Baobab Trees. On board the dhow entertained by acrobatic troops / limbo dancers, fashion show, hair styling and music singing. 'You return to your resort in the early evening.

Sundowner Dhow - Saturday Only, Evenings

Sail from around 5.30 pm at the Mtwapa Creek watching the sun going down. on board entertained by the Limbo Fire Eaters and the Acrobats. Watch hair styling and Fashion Show on board. Arrive Back at the Jetty in time for dinner. Masai's welcome you with big Fire Torches to direct you to the Aquamarine Restaurant at the waterside where you will be treated to a fantastic game meat barbecue. Drive back to the resort in the late evening.

Tamarind Dhow Dinner Cruise - Everyday

This evening cruise is aboard the graceful dhow "Nawalikher", which translates as "Gateway to Heaven". You sail down Tudor Creek with fine views of Mombasa's Old Town & Fort Jesus enjoying cocktails as a local guide points out the sights. The highlight of the evening is a gourmet four- course romantic candle-lite dinner under a star -filled sky with a choice of seafood or meat, East Africa's ultimate eating experience accompanied by the dhow's resident band which will make the majority of the guests dance to their popular rythms on the main deck

Wasini Island And Kisite - Daily, Full Day

A mornings goggling in Kisite Mpunguti Marine Reserve. All equipment is supplied but you should carry your swimsuit and good shoes. Soft drinks and refreshments are served on board. A fresh seafood lunch in a traditionally styled Arab restaurant awaits you on Wasini Island (a typical Coast Muslim Village, so swimwear should be covered to avoid embarrassment). In the evening you transfer back to your resort.

Seahorse Dhow Safaris - Daily, Full Day

Dhow and Power Cruiser trips to the Kisite National Marine Park encountering on route unforgettable marine life, including Dolphins, Humpback whales, Turtles and Whale sharks. On arrival at the Marine Park swim with Dolphins and Snorkel amongst the abundant tropical marine life indigenous to the Kisite coral gardens. Sunbathe on the sandbars. Return to our unique treetop restaurant for a fantastic Seafood lunch (Chicken, Vegetable, options). Cool off with an afternoon swim. Head to the 'Bird' island and the world-renowned Gazi mangrove forest by canoe where you get an opportunity to view a multitude of Bird life including 'Kingfishers, Bee-eaters and Egrets unique to this rare habitat. Drive back to resort in the late evening.

Deep Sea Fishing - Daily. 4 Hours/6 Hours

John & Ken Rodwell have been fishing these waters for many years successfully and have been very well recommended by our clients. The Kenya coastline has the finest fishing in Africa, as the many All-Africa Sporting Game Fish records set here by a wide variety of catches testify. September and October are the months for good catches of Tuna and Wahoo, whilst December to March is recognised as the best season for sailfish and marlin although billfish are caught throughout the year. You can hire boats, which are fully licenced, insured and equipped either for four or six hours of fishing. If you catch fish Mr. Rodwell would not mind giving it to you.
DIVING
Holiday and Fun dives, Diving courses (International Certificate - PADI)