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Welcome to
Paradise - welcome to the East African Coast, through our
exclusive blue page website and hopefully, through us. We
have put together a team of dedicated guides and scoured
these coastal line in search of the best deals. We employ
the services of the best staff who are knowledgeable about
the waters, the history, the culture, the corals and every
conceivable nook and cranny of this wonderful piece of the
planet. This idyllic tropical hideaway is situated along the
Indian Ocean.The East African coast dotted with tropical
islands and bays known for its stunning natural
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beauty and
clear, warm waters. Brown and white sand beaches that lay on these natural,
untouched surroundings compliment the resorts, Villas and lodges charmingly
along this coast. Enjoy the delicious, fresh and locally-grown International
cuisine while dining beachfront style, or partake in the array of low-key
activities that the sand and sea have to offer. Besides being a travel site,
we hope to let you learn about some tranquil places that invites our guests
to slow down, recharge their batteries and gradually rediscover the wonders
of nature.Marine life and interesting birdlife are natives along the
panoramic walking trails,while authentic island life is portrayed |
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through yachts, dhows, boats and
traditional beach homes. Furthermore, you can drift away on boat trips to
the world-famous Lamu to ensure a great sense of place. Yachtsmen and divers
from around the world gravitate to this strand of unspoiled, peaceful
African Beach, lured by exotic sea life, rainbow-colored reefs and
fascinating history. Come join us for your own escapade.
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Malindi
Malindi is a
magnificent destination on Kenya’s Indian Ocean
coast. This charming coastal town with a strong
Italian influence has been attracting European
travelers for quite a long time. Steeped in
history, this coastal haven has much more to
offer besides its magnificent beaches and
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Mombasa
Mombasa is a multinational
capital reflecting the influence of Africans,
Persians, Arabs, Turks, Indians, Portuguese and
the British. The Old Town is a grid of narrow
winding streets lined with houses built to
coastal Swahili and Indian styles. Some of the
houses have intricately carved doors similar to
what you find in Zanzibar and Lamu.
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Lamu
This is truly an
island of sweet memories. With only one car and
not a single traffic light. With roaming
donkeys. With an overabundance of clear, clean
spring water that is drawn up from deep within
the earth. And unforgettable sunsets, and
rainbows that appear out of nowhere. But the
enchanting scents of the island will be your
most vivid connection to your time spent here.
The aromas of fresh baked raisin bread and
sizzling barbeque. |
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Mtwapa
Mtwapa is a very hip and young town directly at
the Beach, surrounded by Mangroves in front of a
fisherman’s villages. You will find this very
cozy, unique and relaxing place! At Mtwapa,
Kenya Marineland houses some very diverse marine
life, which you view from a glass-sided
underground tunnel. From the same point, you can
take a dhow sailing trip that includes onboard
entertainment - acrobatics, fire eating and
local dancers |
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Diani
Diani beach, 40 km from Mombasa is the most
developed beach at the south coast. This is the
quintessential tropical paradise and here you
will find a wide range of hotels, including an
18-hole golf resort. Rub shoulders with the rich
and famous on a beach that blends elegance and
luxury with natural white sands, palm trees and
turquoise seas. Pick up a mooring in Diani reef,
stay at the world famous Diani reef Resort,
unwind in the absolute tranquility of a deserted
beach. |
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Shanzu
Shanzu beach is a
beautiful golden stretch of white sandy beach
North of Mombasa . The glittering white sands
protected by the offshore Coral reef slope
gently into the Indian Ocean making it fine for
swimming. The lovely stretch of fine white sand
Shanzu beach in Mombasa is protected by the
Coral reef and backed by swaying palm trees. The
ribbon of palm fringed golden sand beach with
clear water of the Indian Ocean literally gives
you company at the sea as you watch Dolphins and
Turtles making the atmosphere so natural.
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Takaungu Creek
Takaungu is a
small coastal village about 50 kilometres north
of Mombasa and 10 kilomteres south of Malindi.
The quaint village is situated above Takaungu
Creek, a relatively small, yet stunning creek
which reaches inland into a dense mangrove
forest.
It is situated on a low coral cliff, at the
confluence of Takaungu creek and the Indian
ocean. Low tide reveals acres of sand, studded
with tide pools - each an aquarium in miniature.
As the tide turns, the creek is transformed into
turquoise shallows, on which fishing dhows sail
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