LAMU 3Days 2Nights
29th March to 31st March
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Banana House and Wellness Centre https://www.bananahouse-lamu.com/ |
Type of Room: Single & Double Meal Plan: Bed & Breakfast No. of Nights:2 Total cost Kshs. 27,030 per person(double) Total cost Kshs. 36,040 per person(single) |
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Kijani Hotel Lamu https://www.kijani-lamu.com/ |
Type of Room: Single & Double Meal Plan: Bed & Breakfast No. of Nights: Total cost Kshs. 24,300 per person(double) Total cost Kshs. 36,400 per person(single) |
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Peponi Hotel Lamu https://www.peponihotel.com/ |
Type of Room: Single & Double Meal Plan: Bed & Breakfast No. of Nights: 2 Total cost Kshs. 27,500per person(double) Total cost Kshs. 44,000 per person(single) |
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Majlis Resort https://themajlisresorts.com/#/ |
Type of Room: Single & Double Meal Plan: Half Board No. of Nights: 2 Total cost Kshs. 41,000 per person(double) Total cost Kshs. 52,000 per person(single) |
INCLUSIONS
- 2Nights Accommodation
- Meals as per hotel booked
- Access to hotel’s facilities
EXCLUSIONS
- Transport
- Return hotel transfers
- Activities & Excursions
- Any other thing not mentioned
Lamu offers a variety of activities, blending cultural experiences, historical exploration, and natural beauty. Here are some activities you can enjoy in Lamu:
- Explore Lamu Old Town:
- Stroll through the narrow, winding streets of Lamu Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its well-preserved Swahili architecture.
- Lamu Museum:
- Visit the Lamu Museum to learn about the region’s history, culture, and maritime heritage. The museum displays artifacts and provides insights into Lamu’s past. Charges are Ksh.100 per Adult (caters for Lamu Fort too).
- Dhow Sailing:
- Take a traditional dhow sailing trip. These wooden boats are an integral part of Lamu’s maritime heritage. You can explore nearby islands, go fishing, or enjoy a sunset cruise. (Extra charges apply)
- Shela Beach:
- Relax on Shela Beach, known for its pristine white sands. It’s a quiet spot ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or taking long walks along the shoreline.
- Matondoni Village Tour:
- Visit the nearby village of Matondoni to experience local life. You can witness traditional dhow building, visit local craftsmen, and get a glimpse into the daily activities of residents.
- Takwa Ruins:
- Explore the Takwa Ruins on Manda Island, which are the remains of a Swahili settlement dating back to the 15th century. Take a boat trip to reach this historical site.
- Lamu Fort:
- Visit Lamu Fort, built by the Omanis in the 19th century. The fort offers panoramic views of the town and occasionally hosts cultural events.
- Water Sports:
- Engage in water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, and paddle boarding (Extra charges apply).
- Relax and Unwind:
- Take time to simply relax and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of Lamu. Whether it’s sipping coffee at a local café or lounging by the sea, embrace the tranquility of the island.
