These attractions coupled with a variety of entertainment and superb accommodation facilities make the Kenyan coast an incomparable holiday circuit for both beach and nature lovers. Kenya's colourful coral coast is a playground for sun and sand worshippers who in addition may also enjoy the rich variety of attractions that make Kenya a unique tourist destination.

It is possible to swim in the warm clear waters of the Indian Ocean in the morning, watch wildlife in its natural habitat in the afternoon, and in the evening socialize with the locals over a drink in a relaxing and cozy atmosphere. Numerous water sports such as windsurfing, big game fishing, dhow safaris, scuba diving and snorkeling are available. Golf is also a popular sport.

MOMBASA: The island town of Mombasa is the main sea gate on the East African Coastline and is Kenya's second largest city. Worth seeing in this lively town is Fort Jesus built by the Portuguese and Biashara Street, which is literally a shoppers paradise where one can purchase locally woven fabrics and carvings.

MALINDI AND WATAMU MAINE PARKSAND RESERVES: Malindi and Watamu Marine Parks and reserves to be established in Kenya. Both were opened in 1979. The reef plays a central role as bio-diversity stronghold as it provides ideal breeding grounds for fish and other marine life.

LAMU ISLAND: Lamu archipelago with its magnificent old houses and narrow alleys that have defied the passage of time, delicate wood craftsmanship of yester year, numerous mosques and a thriving Swahili culture is an ideal resort for those who like going down memory lane. Little has changed and one of can capture the ambience and mystery of one of the trading posts of East African coastline that has persisted for the last seven centuries.