Top Kenya Dhow Cruises

Snorkel Kisite-Mpunguti Marine National Park and Reserve on a full-day cruise by traditional dhow sailboat, stopping to explore two vibrant snorkel sites on the park’s coral reef. Sailing from the mainland to the marine park is a peaceful, eco-friendly way to experience the protected area, and the cruise includes a Swahili seafood lunch and drinks on Wasini Island.

Sail the Kenya coat in a traditional dhow on a relaxing excursion from Mombasa, and spend the day watching for dolphins, swimming, and snorkeling. You can slip into the water to explore coral reefs and marine wildlife, then come to shore on Wasini Island for a fresh-cooked lunch followed by coffee, fruit, and sweets. With an afternoon on the island, you'll have time to explore mangroves, learn about a community project, or just soak up the sun at the edge of a natural lagoon before returning to Mombasa.

See the Mombasa coast from the deck of a dhow sailboat on a sunset cruise that includes a seafood dinner and dancing on deck. Since the sail goes from sunset until the stars appear above the Indian Ocean, this Mombasa sailing trip is ideal for a romantic evening out, and the roomy dhow is an authentic taste of traditional culture on the Kenya coast.

Spend your evening on a romantic dhow cruise in the indian ocean.The dinner cruise commences at 6.30 pm, it begins with a welcome "Dawa" cocktail as the Dhow sails towards Fort Jesus. The twinkling lights of Mombasa and the starlit skies provide idyllic surroundings for a delicious seafood dinner meticulously prepared in Swahili style on the deck in front of the guests. The resident DJ on board offers a wide choice of dance music, from the latest hits to the golden oldies as the Dhow gently glides back to the Tamarind Jetty by 10.30 pm.

Day tour includes snorkeling at the Kisite Mpunguti marine park, Dolphin encounters & sea food lunch The Wasini tour is a fun and discovery land and sea excursion on a group tour Most persons of all shades and ages on a Kenya beach holiday drive to Shimoni at the south coast where we board motorized traditional dhows for the exciting day adventure.

Chale island is less than one mile long and one-half mile wide, Chale Island is an isolated stretch of wide sand beach and mangrove forest surrounded by the gorgeous azure waters of the Indian Ocean.

Haller Park will teach you lessons about conservancyIt is exciting to cruise on Mombasa watersGo karting is safe and can be enjoyed by anyone in the group

Madaka and zidaka, and hand-painted, antiquated Chinese porcelain in the museum that will make any art lover enviousA town with preserved character that has not been touched by time - it is still a quintessential 14th-century SwahiliLamu is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Diving and snorkeling on to coral reefs in Lamu So many festivals (yoga, art, henna, maulid etc) happen here - hope you will be lucky to catch one

The Tamarind dinner on a cruising dhow cum restaurant offers the best in seafood and dining experience The dining experience starts with a pick up from your beach resort for a transfer to the tamarind restaurant jetty. The dhow cruise leaves from the jetty of the famous Tamarind one of the finest sea food restaurants in East Africa.