After the thrill of the savannah, Kenya’s coastline offers a different kind of luxury—where barefoot elegance meets cultural depth, and the Indian Ocean carries you into calm. From the vibrant shores of Diani to the timeless charm of Lamu, this is where your safari exhales.
Diani Beach – White Sands & Water Sports
A lively stretch of palm-lined coastline with coral reefs, boutique resorts, and water activities ranging from kite surfing to deep-sea fishing. Diani is a favorite for those seeking vibrant beachfront luxury.
Tiwi Beach – Quiet, Secluded, Peaceful
Just south of Diani, Tiwi offers a tranquil escape. Ideal for travelers seeking low-key charm, privacy, and relaxation away from the crowds.
Watamu – Marine Magic & Coastal Beauty
Watamu Marine National Park is among East Africa’s top snorkeling and diving spots. Its protected reefs are home to:
Malindi – Historic Swahili-Portuguese Charm
A blend of old-world allure and coastal relaxation. Wander colonial Portuguese streets, visit ancient ruins, and explore local spice markets along pristine beaches.
Lamu Archipelago – Timeless Swahili Soul
UNESCO-listed Old Town with coral stone architecture, narrow alleys, and dhow sails on the sea breeze. Car-free, culturally rich, and deeply restful.
The Samburu people, cousins of the Maasai, are semi-nomadic pastoralists known for their colorful beadwork, crimson robes, and spiritual bond with the land. With Queen of East Africa, you can:
These are genuine, community-guided experiences—never staged or commercialized.
This river is Samburu’s heartbeat. Stay near its banks and wake to elephants crossing at dawn, baboons calling in the trees, and crocodiles basking in silence.
Laikipia’s beauty lies in its freedom from park regulations. Because it’s composed of private conservancies and community-owned ranches, guests can design their own safari flow:
Here, safari isn’t about ticking off sightings. It’s about immersion.
Laikipia is a shining example of tourism that uplifts. Many of the lodges are community-owned or co-managed, creating direct benefits for the Samburu, Il Laikipiak Maasai, and Mokogodo peoples.
Every stay contributes to:
It’s a place where every game drive gives back—not just to nature, but to the people who guard it.
These luxury lodges are set deep within the wild, offering soul-rich experiences and deep ties to local communities.
Perched on the edge of an escarpment, this stylish camp offers breathtaking views, cutting-edge design, and access to Loisaba Conservancy—famous for elephant corridors and wild dog research. Perfect for adventure-loving luxury travelers.
Sleep under the stars in handcrafted four-poster beds rolled onto private wooden decks. Kiboko Starbeds offers a raw, magical connection to nature that’s unlike any other safari accommodation in Africa.
One of Africa’s most exclusive private homes, Ol Jogi is a 60,000-acre wildlife sanctuary available for full buyout only. With luxury suites, a private spa, and helicopter safaris, it’s where royalty, celebrities, and conservation icons retreat.
Sirai Beach – Elegance by the Ocean
A chic, modern coastal estate combining architectural brilliance and exclusivity. Perfect for private stays, art-loving travelers, or family celebrations.
Alfajiri Villas – Your Private Diani Haven
An exclusive collection of three villas on Diani Beach. Personalized service, oceanfront serenity—ideal for couples, families, and groups.
Kinondo Kwetu – Wellness at Galu Beach
A soulful boutique resort offering yoga, spa, horseback riding, and Swahili hospitality in a peaceful setting.
The Majlis, Lamu
Private beachfront villas on Manda Island with infinity pool, dhow excursions, and ultimate privacy. Ideal for honeymoons and retreats.
Almanara Luxury Villas, Diani
Villas with personal chefs and butlers, direct beach access, and curated water experiences. Great for families and groups.
Medina Palms, Watamu
Eco-luxury suites and spa. Steps from Watamu Marine Park. Perfect for wellness travelers and romantic escapes.
Let the ocean be your final chapter—and your fresh beginning.
Amboseli is where giants walk, traditions are honored, and Kilimanjaro reminds you that some places are too powerful to forget.