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What to do in Msambweni

Follow the scenic road down the south coast and you’ll arrive at Msambweni, one of Kenya’s most unspoiled and remote beaches. You could easily spend days soaking up the sun and the views in front of your chosen hideaway, but there is plenty to do as well. Hop aboard a traditional dhow and sail to Kisite Marine Park, which protects one of the largest and most vibrant coral reefs off Kenya’s coast. Dive amongst the spectacular marine life or snorkel overhead - you may just be joined by a pod of dolphins. As for watersports, enjoy a spot of kite or windsurfing, before retiring for a massage on the beach. On land, explore the rich Shimba Hills on a hike to the Sheldrick Falls or book a game drive and try spotting elephant, endangered antelope and multiple monkey species, and on a nocturnal excursion, leopards, cheetahs and various bushbabies.

Sail out and snorkel the clear waters of Msambweni

Kisite Marine Park is just a short boat ride from Msambweni Beach, and is home to one of Kenya’s largest and most spectacular coral reefs. Each morning, visitors to the reef climb aboard a dhow (a traditional East African sailing boat) and venture out for a morning of snorkelling. Dolphins often cruise the islands around the reefs and accompany visitors on these expeditions and then maybe even escort them to Wasini Island to delight in Charlie Claws infamous fresh crabs and a cold coca cola.
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