Beach Resort Watamu Kenya

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Beach Resort Watamu Kenya

Kenya connections provide information to help your travel needs. Our aim is to show you the best ways to visit the beautiful country of Kenya. This page shows you some of the things around Watamu Kenya. There are many things and places to see around Watamu with Malindi town not too far away.

Watamu Beach Resort Kenya

Watamu beach resort Kenya is a beautiful place to visit in Kenya with a sea fishing club where regular sport fishing competitions take place. You can also go in to town which is not far to walk to or from many of the beach hotels. If you feel lazy there are many modes of transport available.

Many of the hotels have direct access to the beaches. There are also lower cost hotels and apartments a small distance from the beaches.

Papa Remo Beach Restaurant - Bar

This is "must see" in Watamu, Kenya! The beach is absolutely stunning, receded water is shallow to play in and gorgeous to walk out to sand bluffs adjacent stunning rock formations!

The Restaurant food is delicious, service great and the view is breath-taking.

Crab Shack Dabaso Mida Restaurant

Arrive by tuk-tuk, and stroll over a 200-metre boardwalk high up among the mangrove trees to reach this rustic wooden stilt hut, which boasts panoramic views over Mida Creek. The restaurant is run by the Dabaso Creek Conservation Group, an eco-initiative that promotes the conservation of the surrounding area and provides education for local fishing communities. Crack open a cold beer and tuck into locally farmed shellfish and flavorsome African sides. The signature crab samosas with refreshing tomato and mango salad are the perfect prelude to grilled lobster and generously spiced vegetarian curries.

The delightful village of Watamu is an eco-tourist’s dream, lined with sandy white beaches and hotels dedicated to sustainable tourism. Watamu is a quick snorkel away from the Malindi Marine Reserve Park, and Turtle Beach is the ideal spot for a swim and a tanning session. The village proper features quaint Kenyan shopping stalls called Dukas, where you can stock up on supplies. Make sure to visit the Gede Ruins, a mysterious and heavily overgrown 12th-century Swahili village, and the beautifully fluttery Kipepeo Butterfly Project.