Extend your wonderful holiday in east Africa with by escaping to the perfectly relaxing island of Lamu, where the pace slows to a halt. Lamu’s narrow streets remain unchanged, and in the markets and squares around the fort life moves at the same pace as it always has. The port of Lamu has existed for at least a thousand years. There are no vehicles on this island, and the donkey and the dhow remain the dominant form of transport. The town was founded in the 14th century and it contains many fine examples of Swahili architecture. The old city is inscribed on the World Heritage List as "the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlement in East Africa".

Day 1
Nairobi - Lamu
Take your flight from Wilson airport to Lamu today. The flight duration is approximately 1hr 30mins. Airport transfer with private vehicle and guide. Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price). Peponi Hotel, located on the small Islamic island of Lamu, is seated on the shores of the Indian Ocean, near Kenya. The 24 rooms have ocean views, with the superior ones offering a huge living space. The hospitable staff is always available and friendly in this light environment. A delicious dinner may be served under the baobab trees while mouthwatering breakfasts are traditional Swahili style and served in ones room, in the dining room, or on the terrace. Activities include trips by dhow, windsurfing, and simply swimming in the freshwater swimming pool. Nairobi is the least expensive arrival city for flights with a full range of hotels and local attractions. Dubbed the “Safari Capital of the World” cool, clear and cosmopolitan Nairobi is the natural departure point for most safari itineraries. A city of contrasts, it is simultaneously the largest, the youngest, the most modern, the highest (1700m) and the fastest growing city in East Africa. High-altitude Nairobi enjoys a pleasant tropical climate all year round. There are ATMs and banks to stock up on cash, great restaurants, and malls where you can purchase any forgotten items.

Day 2
Lamu
Lamu island is a place where time has stood still. Here you can do nothing, just relax and read a book, listen to the birds, go for a stroll along the beach.
Other activities: Snorkel; Catch fresh fish from a dhow; Windsurf, kitesurf, bodysurf, sail and water ski; Walk along deserted beaches with extraordinary driftwood and sightings of dolphins offshore; Explore the narrow streets of Lamu town with its ancient fort, its wood carvers, juice bars and donkeys; Discover the island¹s history at the Lamu Museum; Visit the Lamu Donkey Sanctuary Enjoy lunch at leisure (not included in tour price). Enjoy dinner at leisure (not included in tour price). Overnight at Peponi. Lamu’s narrow streets remain unchanged, and in the markets and squares around the fort life moves at the same pace as it always has. The port of Lamu has existed for at least a thousand years. There are no vehicles on this island, and the donkey and the dhow remain the dominant form of transport. The town was founded in the 14th century and it contains many fine examples of Swahili architecture. The old city is inscribed on the World Heritage List as "the oldest and best-preserved Swahili settlement in East Africa".

Day 3
Lamu - Nairobi
Take your flight from Lamu to Wilson Airport today. The flight duration is approximately 2 hours. Lamu island is a place where time has stood still. Here you can do nothing, just relax and read a book, listen to the birds, go for a stroll along the beach.
Other activities: Snorkel; Catch fresh fish from a dhow; Windsurf, kitesurf, bodysurf, sail and water ski; Walk along deserted beaches with extraordinary driftwood and sightings of dolphins offshore; Explore the narrow streets of Lamu town with its ancient fort, its wood carvers, juice bars and donkeys; Discover the island¹s history at the Lamu Museum; Visit the Lamu Donkey Sanctuary Enjoy lunch at leisure (not included in tour price). Depart from Nairobi international airport - end of itinerary.