Magical Kenya Ladies Open
The Magical Kenya Ladies Open is a prestigious golf tournament showcasing the country’s stunning landscapes and world-class golf courses while promoting women’s professional golf on an international stage. Organized by the Kenya Ladies Golf Union (KLGU) and sanctioned by the Ladies European Tour (LET), the tournament attracts top female golfers from around the globe to compete for the title and a share of the prize purse. Held at various renowned golf courses across Kenya, including Vipingo Ridge in Kilifi, the event offers spectators and players alike an opportunity to experience Kenya’s rich golfing heritage, hospitality, and natural beauty. Beyond the competition, the Magical Kenya Ladies Open also serves as a platform to promote tourism, economic development, and gender equality in sports, further enhancing Kenya’s reputation as a premier destination for golf enthusiasts and travellers alike.
Red House Beach
Red House Beach is a charming and secluded beach located in Kilifi. It is known for its serene ambience, pristine sands, and clear turquoise waters. The beach gets its name from the nearby iconic Red House, a historic building with a distinct red roof that adds to the picturesque scenery. Unlike some of the more popular beaches in the area, Red House Beach offers a quieter atmosphere, making it ideal for those seeking relaxation and solitude. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks along the shore, sunbathe on the soft sands, or simply admire the beautiful coastal scenery. The beach is also suitable for swimming and snorkelling, with calm waters and colourful marine life to explore just offshore. Additionally, the Red House Beach area is known for its vibrant local community, providing opportunities to interact with residents and learn more about the culture and traditions of the area.
Kilifi Creek
Kilifi Creek is a scenic tidal estuary located along the Kenyan coast, near the town of Kilifi. It stretches approximately 30 kilometres inland from the Indian Ocean and is bordered by mangrove forests, sandy beaches, and lush vegetation. The creek is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquillity, offering visitors a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. It provides a picturesque backdrop for various recreational activities such as boating, kayaking, and fishing. One of the highlights of Kilifi Creek is its rich biodiversity. The mangrove forests that line its shores serve as important habitats for numerous bird species, marine life, and other wildlife. Visitors can explore the creek’s mangroves on guided boat tours, where they may encounter birds like herons, kingfishers, and mangrove kingfishers, as well as crabs, mudskippers, and other marine creatures. In addition to its natural attractions, Kilifi Creek is also home to several waterfront resorts, restaurants, and bars, making it a popular destination for tourists looking to relax and unwind in a serene coastal setting. Whether you’re seeking adventure or simply want to soak up the sun and enjoy the beauty of nature, Kilifi Creek offers something for everyone.
Kuruwitu marine sanctuary
Kuruwitu Marine Sanctuary is a community-led conservation project located along the Kenyan coast near Watamu and Malindi. Established in 2005, the sanctuary aims to protect and conserve marine biodiversity while promoting sustainable livelihoods for local communities. The sanctuary encompasses approximately 30 hectares of coral reef, seagrass beds, and mangrove forests, making it a vital habitat for a diverse range of marine species. It is home to numerous fish species, sea turtles, crustaceans, and other marine life. One of the key features of Kuruwitu Marine Sanctuary is its community-based approach to conservation. Local fishermen and community members are actively involved in managing the sanctuary, monitoring marine life, and enforcing conservation regulations. Visitors to Kuruwitu Marine Sanctuary can enjoy snorkelling, diving, and boat tours to explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine ecosystems. Guided tours are also available, providing insights into the sanctuary’s conservation efforts and the importance of marine biodiversity.
Arabuko sokoke forest
The Arabuko-Sokoke Forest is a tropical forest located on the Kenyan coast. Covering an area of approximately 420 square kilometres, it is the largest remaining tract of coastal dry forest in East Africa and is recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This forest is renowned for its exceptional biodiversity, with a rich variety of flora and fauna, including rare and endemic species. It is home to over 260 bird species, including the endangered Sokoke Scops Owl and the Amani Sunbird. Additionally, the forest harbours several mammal species, such as the Golden-rumped Elephant Shrew and the Ader’s Duiker. It is particularly known for its unique Afzelia africana trees and is a popular destination for eco-tourism and nature enthusiasts, offering opportunities for birdwatching, guided forest walks, butterfly watching, and photography. There are also several trails and viewpoints within the forest that provide visitors with a chance to explore its natural beauty.
Distant Relatives Eco Lodge Experience
Fill your days sunbathing on Bofa beach, reef snorkeling in turquoise waters, exploring nearby ruins or playing beach volleyball at sunset. Dream without falling asleep. At night enjoy a moonlight traditional dhow sailing, beach bonfires, live music and a magical starry bioluminescent sea. With spacious Bandas with their own private courtyards and a kitchen serving some of the most delicious, mouth-watering and reasonably priced food. Travellers are guaranteed the trip of a lifetime.
Humpback Whale Watching Experience
For wildlife-lovers there is deep sea fishing, humpback whale watching and the extraordinary Arabuko Sokoke Forest the largest, most intact coastal forest in East Africa, home to some of Kenyas rarest mammals, beautiful butterflies and saltwater mangroves. An iconic tropical paradise on the Kenyan Coast, sitting right in the middle of the pristine Watamu Marine National Park, Hemingways Watamu looks out to the idyllic white pristine beach and turquoise waters for the most luxurious getaway.
Epic Kayaking Expedition
The combination of kayaking, swimming and walking through the mangroves and then anchoring for a sundowner in the middle of the creek as you watch the sun set across the water is a phenomenon of absolute wonder. Trips run daily and are tailored for you to go with the winds and currents so that you go with the flow to make the trip accessible to all.
Mida Creek Floating Adventure
The trip is a unique mixture of adventure, nature, culture and nourishment of the body and spirit. You walk through the villages and learn about the local way of living as you make your way to the mangroves. You are then led into a small water channel of the creek where you are effortlessly pulled by the tidal current and float with the outgoing tide through the magical forest.
Stand Up Paddle Boarding With Dolphins
Alongside an almost 100% success rate of resident pods of dolphins, you can be assured of indelible water experiences guided by award winning coaches with over 18 years of experience.
