Kenya attraction

Lamu Archipelago

A Swahili town with no cars, and dhows instead of taxis.

À propos de cet endroit

Lamu Old Town is the oldest continuously inhabited Swahili settlement in East Africa and a UNESCO World Heritage site. There are effectively no cars on the island: you move on foot, by donkey or by boat. It is a very different proposition from the resort coast at Diani or Watamu, and it suits travellers who want a place with a life of its own rather than a beach club.

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Dhow sailing between the islands

Lamu Old Town and the Swahili house museum

Shela beach, a long empty stretch south of the town

Manda and Kiwayu island day trips

Informations pratiques

Reached by a short flight from Nairobi to Manda and then a boat across. Check current government travel advice before booking: parts of the wider Lamu County carry advisories, although most of them treat the island itself separately.

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Masai Mara

Nairobi

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Les principales compagnies aériennes sont : South African Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, Airlink, Fastjet et British Airways (via Johannesburg). Les connexions sont disponibles depuis Johannesburg, Nairobi, Addis-Abeba et d’autres hubs.

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