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Shared Group Excursion
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Full-Day Dhow Excursion
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Kisite Marine Park Snorkelling
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Dolphin Viewing
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Swahili Seafood Lunch
Description
Join a full-day dhow excursion from Diani to Wasini Island and the Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park, one of the best days out on Kenyau2019s south coast. Snorkel over pristine coral reefs, watch for dolphins, sail on a traditional dhow and finish with a Swahili seafood lunch at Pili Pipa Restaurant.
Our team handles the booking and the pick-up from your hotel, and we can add the excursion to any Diani stay.
Rates
| Excursion | Rate |
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| Wasini Island Excursion (Pili Pipa) | KSh 8,500 per resident adult |
Activities: snorkelling, dolphin encounters, seafood lunch and sailing. Contact our team for non-resident and child rates.
Excursion Overview
Enjoy a full-day sea and land excursion featuring a dhow cruise to the Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park. The experience includes snorkelling in pristine coral reefs, dolphin viewing, bird watching and a Swahili seafood lunch on Wasini Island.
- Scenic coastal drive through local villages and plantations
- Traditional dhow sailing experience
- Snorkelling at Kisite Marine Park
- Dolphin sightings
- Coral reefs and diverse marine life
- White sandbank, tide permitting
- Swahili seafood lunch, with chicken or vegetarian alternatives
- Cultural and historical insights, with an optional Shimoni Caves visit, time permitting
- Pick-up at about 7:10 am from Diani Beach hotels and resorts
- Drive to Shimoni (about 1 hour 15 minutes)
- Dhow cruise to Kisite Marine Park, with refreshments served on board
- Snorkelling for about 2 hours
- Cruise to Wasini Island for lunch at Pili Pipa Restaurant
- Leisure time, then sail back to Shimoni
- Drop-off at Diani and South Coast beach resorts
What to Expect
The day starts early with a pick-up from your Diani hotel, followed by a scenic drive through local villages and plantations to Shimoni. From there a traditional dhow takes you out to Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park, where you snorkel over coral reefs and may spot dolphins.
After the snorkelling you sail to Wasini Island for a Swahili seafood lunch at Pili Pipa Restaurant, with chicken or vegetarian alternatives, then enjoy leisure time before the sail back to Shimoni and the drive to your resort.
The rate is KSh 8,500 per resident adult. Contact our team to confirm availability and to book.
Photo credits, licensed CC BY-SA: Knyn wndr (Wikimedia Commons), Victor Ochieng (Wikimedia Commons), FredD (Wikimedia Commons), rcrhee (Wikimedia Commons).
Itinerary
Be collected at about 7:10 am from your Diani Beach hotel or resort.
Enjoy the scenic coastal drive through local villages and plantations, about 1 hour 15 minutes to Shimoni.
Board a traditional dhow with a professional guide and sail to Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park, with refreshments served on board.
Snorkel for about 2 hours over coral reefs and look out for dolphins and the white sandbank, tide permitting.
Sail to Wasini Island for a Swahili seafood lunch at Pili Pipa Restaurant, with chicken or vegetarian alternatives.
Enjoy some leisure time on the island, with an optional Shimoni Caves visit if time permits, then sail back to Shimoni.
Return by road to your Diani or South Coast beach resort.
Location
Faq
The rate is KSh 8,500 per resident adult. Contact our team for non-resident and child rates.
Pick-up and drop-off from Diani Beach hotels and resorts, shared transport, a dhow cruise with a professional guide, snorkelling equipment, Kisite Marine Park fees, a Swahili seafood lunch, and soft drinks, beer and white wine.
Breakfast, personal expenses, tips and optional diving. Diving costs USD 50 for a single fun dive, USD 70 for a certified double dive and USD 40 for a certified single dive.
Pick-up is at about 7:10 am from Diani Beach hotels and resorts, with drop-off at Diani and South Coast beach resorts after the return sail.
Yes. The Swahili seafood lunch has chicken or vegetarian alternatives.
$ 66.00
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