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Introducing the Kenyan Coast – A Magical Beach Holiday Destination

Introducing the Kenyan Coast – A Magical Beach Holiday Destination

The over 480 kilometers stretch of vast uninterrupted white sandy beaches, fringed with palms, casuarinas, oleanders and brilliant bougainvillea, washed by the incredible sparkling blue waters of an opal Indian Ocean, refreshed by gentle monsoon breezes, makes the Kenya coast one of the most idyllic resort areas anywhere in the world.

The tropical coastline of East Africa has been recognized by historians for over a thousand years, from Ptolemy to the Turks. And from the Arabs to the Portuguese who took over Mombasa in the 16th Century. In fact, the Portuguese stayed on the East African Coast for over a century. At the end, they built and left behind an indelible mark in the name of Fort Jesus. The imposing fort stands mighty in Mombasa and can be seen as you approach the current port of Kilindini. The Portuguese were eventually starved off by the Arabs.

In the North and South coastline stand some of Kenya’s finest hotels, nestling in cleared beach front areas, offering a very wide variety in terms of class, style, comfort and cuisine. You will be spoilt of choices when it comes to holiday activities including water sports,

Kenya Beach Vacation – Fun Things To Do On The Eastern Africa Coast

Kenya Beach Vacation – Fun Things To Do On The Eastern Africa Coast

The beaches of Kenya are some of the world’s most alluring playgrounds. Besides the beauty and tranquility, they offer plenty of opportunities for water sports and other beach vacation activities. Or simply sun-bathing. One is not surprised then, that more than 50% of Kenya’s international standard hotels are based along the coast.

Some of the fun things to do while on your beach vacation on the Kenya coast are:

Dolphin-Watching
Since dolphins are frequent visitors off the Kenyan coastline, dolphin-spotting dhow trips are organized to the Kisite Marine Park. This is a full day trip with traditional lunch served either onboard or on Wasini Island. Snorkeling equipment is provided so that you can build up an appetite while exploring the coral gardens.

Dhow Trips
A dhow is a traditional sailing ship with over 1000 years history of plying the waters of the East Africa Coast. Built entirely from wood, they were traditionally used to transport spices, carpets, and other goods between Africa and India. Sightseeing, lunch or dinner is available with on-board entertainment in form of fire-eaters, limbo dancers, acrobats and more.

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