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Beach Holidays Kenya
Kenya has some beautiful beaches. Imagine
brilliant blue water lapping against fine white sands, where you can
stretch and chill out. Kenya Beaches are lined with protective coral
reefs, creating ideal waters for swimming and water sports. For the more
adventurous there are diving and big game fishing. From Mombasa in the
south, through Malindi and Watumu and north to Lamu, the traders of
Arabia, Portugal, China and India have woven a special magic through
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The Tour
Mombasa City
Mombasa has a long, rich history dating back over 1500 years when it started
as a trading port. The Portugese explorer, Vasco Da Gama, landed here in
1498 and established a Portugese colony at the coast. Arabs from Oman later
took over the city, leaving their mark on the region. Mombasa has a vibrant
Swahili culture. There are a range of hotels to the north and south of
Mombasa, known as the North and South coast respectively.
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Mombasa North Coast
The northern coastline from Mombasa is well developed with a host of resort
hotels. The concentration of the hotels thins out while moving towards
Kilifi but intensifies again whilst in the Malindi area. The main beaches
within this area include Nyali, Bamburi, Shanzu & Kikambala. There are
various activities on offer ranging from nature trails to fishing and golf.
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Mombasa South Coast
To get to the South Coast from Mombasa, one takes the Ferry across a narrow
channel, usually a colourful experience owing to lots of noise and bustle of
the swahili people as they go about their daily business. South Coast is
generally a quiter stretch of coastline than the North coast, which does
have its advantages such as cleaner and less touristy beaches. Diani Beach
is the most famous beach here and has several accomodation options from 5
star to cottages.
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Lamu
Lamu is an interesting, historic place to visit, attracting lots of visitors
year round. The ancient town has narrow winding streets, historic mosques, a
fort, colourful markets and uses donkeys and dhows for transport with barely
any sight of advanced modern technology. The slow pace of life here,
magnificent and uncluttered beaches and the rich culture make this an exotic
place to visit where time seems to stand still. The perfect place for
honeymooners and couples.
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Zanzibar Island:
This exotic island is famous for its long streches of beach, rich Swahili
culture and architecture and a laid back, relaxed pace of life. Zanzibar
hosts various beach hotels and resorts along its beaches as well as in Stone
Town, the historic town which has several interesting places one could
explore such as the Old Fort, Home of Wonders, Palace Museum, and Old Stone
Market.
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