Este viaje le ofrece la oportunidad de disfrutar de la preciosa costa de Kenia, las vistas más hermosas sobre las turquesas aguas de los manglares ecológicamente notables y una experiencia entre la gente Shirazi. Llegada a la playa Bodo donde la tripulación del Dhow árabe le llevará en un crucero a través de Funzi Creek, pasando por islas deshabitadas y bosques de manglares naturales. En la isla Funzi, una visita al histórico pueblo pesquero que estuvo vinculado con el comercio de esclavos cuyas ruinas aún se pueden ver. Continúa con una visita a la escuela del pueblo, a una casa privada y al mercado. A continuación se visita un banco de arena único que emerge del mar en marea baja. Aquí se puede nadar, o simplemente pasear por la arena de color blanco puro en el medio del mar. Se hará un viaje en vela a la isla deshabitada de Kinazini donde le espera un suntuoso almuerzo de mariscos y opciones tanto para los vegetarianos y como para los no vegetarianos. Después del almuerzo, se viajará en canoas hasta el cercano río Ramisi para explorar las numerosas especies de manglares. Usted tendrá la oportunidad de ver cocodrilos y varias especies de aves. Por la tarde crucero de regreso a Bodo y traslado a su hotel. Dependiendo de las mareas, el recorrido se puede invertir para visitar primero el río.
For a dhow experience with that personal touch, this trip is a must-do. Limited numbers, personal service and little extras such as prescription snorkels will ensure you're pampered from beginning to end. As you cruise through the waters around Wasini and Kisite Marine Park, there'll be plenty of opportunities for snorkelling. And if it's your first time, help is on hand to introduce you to the underwater world. As the day continues, you'll be welcomed to Wasini Island to the sound of Swahili song before tucking into a seafood lunch. The afternoon is free to spend as you like :wonder round the local village or soak up some sun before returning to the mainland.
Crucero a bordo de un hermoso barco de estilo árabe con doble mástil llamado "Simba Ka Zaa" con espaciosos asientos de cubierta y barras. Se proporcionará todo el equipo incluidos los cojines, toallas, máscaras, snorkels, aletas y equipos de buceo para los buceadores. La tripulación y capitán vestidos con trajes tradicionales servirán fruta fresca y un cóctel de bienvenida. Observación de delfines, vela y buceo, submarinismo, dependiendo de las mareas. Buceo guiado en aguas protegidas, guías que muestran la variedad de peces y corales de manera segura. Se ofrece confort y espacio para relajarse a bordo para los clientes que no buceen durante largo tiempo. El bote con fondo de cristal lleva a los clientes no buceadores. El buceo está disponible (por un suplemento) para buceadores cualificados y no cualificados. Tarde libre para relajarse en la piscina laguna, o visitar el proyecto de comunidad de la isla a cargo de las señoras y explorar profundamente en los manglares, por la tarde regreso al hotel.
Hora de inicio o apertura
Costa sur 6.50 horas y costa norte 5.30 horas.
Hora final o cierre
A las 18.30 horas o 7.00 horas depende de la hora de inico del tour.
Idiomas
Inglés. Con el minimo de personas el tour está disponible también en Alemán, Francés y Italiano.
Giraffes and national parks are pretty epic, we won’t lie, and while these are some serious Nairobi highlights, this gorgeous Kenyan city has a lot going on at night, too. Join a local guide on this Nairobi tour that takes you to some of the most authentic local spots in town after the sun goes down. As Nairobi is such a unique and often daunting destination, we believe it’s always best seen with a local, especially at night. Spend the evening with a local, visiting some of the coolest places in Nairobi, and enjoying them all with a beer or two. Cheers to that!
You’ll kick off this Nairobi tour by meeting your local guide at Kivi Milimani Hotel in Central Nairobi. We’ll hop in our private transport and head towards our first stop, a local bar in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD). Here, the first drink will be on us! We highly recommend that you try one of the local beers, the most famous of which is our beloved Tusker, which has been brewed in Africa since 1922. It’s since become an icon of Kenyan and East African society, so it really is a must-try for any beer lover visiting this part of Africa. If you don’t like beer, no problem! There is also a selection of wine to try here, as well as soft drinks and local juices. Perhaps you might like to try some tangawizi, the local version of ginger beer. Whatever drink you choose, we’ll sit back and relax, giving you the perfect opportunity to simply observe Nairobi local life and chat to your guide about all things Kenya. We’ll have a couple of drinks here, so there’s plenty of time to ask your guide all those burning questions you have about the incredible city of Nairobi.
Next up on this Nairobi night tour, it’ll be time for dinner, and for this we’ve handpicked a special local Nairobi restaurant (naturally!). At this spot you’ll have the chance to choose from a range of typical African food. The meat lovers might want to try nyama choma, which is barbequed meat such as beef or chicken – or you can even be a bit more adventurous and try one of Kenya’s ultimate delicacies, mbuzi, which is goat! There will also be a selection of traditional Swahili dishes, which blend African, Arab, and Indian influences to create an exotic mix of spices and flavours. As if all that weren’t enough, we’ll enjoy even more quintessentially Kenyan accompaniments such as ugali, a dough-like side dish, and kachumbari, a delicious tomato, onion, and coriander relish that’s popular with the locals.
To wash that all down, we’ll take the time to enjoy an after-dinner drink – maybe something to fend off the food coma! After a relaxing nightcap, we’ll drop you back off at Kivi Milimani Hotel, where this Nairobi food and culture tour will end
La ciudad se remonta al siglo XII, cuando los comerciantes de especias llegaron de Arabia soplado a través de los vientos alisios. Visite el casco histórico, dominado por la fortaleza medieval de Jesús construido por los portugueses en el siglo XVI, con sus mezquitas antiguas y estrechas calles bulliciosas, el puerto viejo Dhow, tiendas de recuerdos y que incluye una visita a los talladores de madera "Akamba" donde usted tiene la oportunidad de ver a los escultores en el trabajo y hacer algunas compras. El almuerzo se servirá en el restaurante Tamarind o en el Dhow. En la tarde visita al parque natural del Dr. Rene Haller's una antigua cantera reforestada y transformada en un refugio para muchos animales como jirafas, hipopótamos y tortugas gigantes.
Visite el casco antiguo, dominado por el Fuerte medieval Jesús construido por los portugueses en el siglo 16, con sus antiguas mezquitas, sus estrechas y bulliciosas calles, el antiguo puerto de Dhow y el mercado central. Incluye una visita a los talladores artesanos de madera Akamba donde tendrá la oportunidad de verlos trabajando y podrá comprar algún recuerdo.
This excellent value lodge commands a favourable location in the heart of the Masai Mara National Reserve - it even has its own airstrip. The lodge is built next to a hippo pool where you may see animals basking in the sunshine. There's also a wooden walkway that lets you get that little bit closer to these impressive creatures. At the end of the walkway you find a viewing area with a bar - perfect for that pre-dinner drink. The lodge itself is a comfortable place to stay and features accommodation in cottages set throughout the gardens. There's even a swimming pool for cooling off between game drives. Surrounding the lodge is the Masai Mara reserve, with its fantastic game-viewing opportunities - the sheer concentration of animals here is astonishing.
A visit to Old Town reveals the rich culture and architectural heritage of Mombasa. Fort Jesus was built by the Portuguese in the 16th-century and is surrounded by narrow streets, ancient mosques and picturesque residential houses. You will visit the old dhow harbour, bazaar and the market, then drive through the Elephant Tusks on Moi Avenue. The tour includes a visit to the Akamba wood carvers, where you can see the carvers at work and buy great value souvenirs all at fixed prices. Lunch is taken at the famous Tamarind restaurant and usually served on a traditional Arabic dhow boat. In the afternoon we visit the Haller Park,where you can meet meet lots of animals and if you're lucky witness feeding time. Jambo Mombasa gives you a chance to experience all that the local area has to offer, and all in one day! So why not join us......
Step aboard Mombasa's this floating restaurant and watch the sun set as you sail down Tudor Creek. The restaurant is renowned for its steak and seafood, and you'll be able to try a little bit of everything in a five-course dinner. But it's not just the food that'll make this an unforgettable night :the atmosphere and the views are incredible, too. As the boat slips away from the jetty, put on your dancing shoes and move to the smooth sounds of the resident band. As you sail past the moonlit Fort Jesus and Mombasa's old town, you'll agree this a dining experience with a difference.
Nairobi es la capital de Kenya situada a 160 km (100 millas) del ecuador. El nombre "Nairobi" proviene de la frase masai Nyirobi Enkare ("lugar de aguas frescas"). Sin embargo, es popularmente conocida como "la Ciudad Verde en el Sol”. Este tour le mostrará el Museo de Karen Blixen, el Centro de Jirafas y cualquier centro de artesanía en los alrededores de la carretera de Karen.