Kenya · DOLPHIN WATCHING
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 dolphin watching justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review of Wasini Island dolphin watching, snorkeling, Swahili lunch, village visit, and Shimoni Slave Caves from Diani Beach.
“We're a family of 4 who were in Kenya for 12 days. This trip was one of our highlights. After 8 days on safari, we went to Diani beach for some sand and relaxation. We signed up for this tour because of the high ratings and the focus on snorkeRead more”
Review of a 9-hour Wasini Island trip from Kenya’s coast, with dolphin spotting, dhow sailing, snorkeling, seafood lunch, and local culture.
“Très belle journée Bonne humeur et beauté de la nature garanties À faire sans hésiter!!”
Sail from Mombasa to Kisite Marine Park for dolphin watching, snorkeling, seafood, Swahili culture, and a Wasini Island village walk.
“Always have extra cash in hand, for water and carry along your food… Every activity was good but I got pissed and angry when I was asked to pay for water after eating, my cellphone died, I couldn’t use mpesa.”
Review of the Wasini Dolphin Day Trip from Diani, with dolphins, snorkeling, Shimoni Caves, lunch, transport, price, and practical tips.
“The tour guides were amazing and very helpful and kind. They ensured we all had fun to our fill. I had an amazing time and would 100% go again.”
Review of Mombasa’s Wasini Dolphin Snorkeling tour, with dolphin spotting, Kisite Mpunguti snorkeling, Wasini lunch, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“I do not know if it is posible to visit the fort without a guide, but the place is small enough to see and comprehend on your own and with a guidebook.”
Cruise from Diani to Wasini Island by dhow for dolphin watching, snorkeling, seafood, village life, mangroves, and Shimoni history.
Review of Mombasa’s Wasini Island and Kisite Marine Park tour, with dolphin watching, snorkeling, seafood lunch, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Parti en véhicule de Mombasa, on est arrivé à 10h au débarcadère. Pour le snorkling il faut louer des palmes en supplément et acheter des bouteilles d’eau en verre le plastique est interdit. Sur une embarcation en bois bien pleine en a navigué quelques heures avec un arrêt d’une heure pour le Snorkling. On peut observer les dauphins depuis le bateau uniquement. on a terminé par un bon repas de poisson , les fruits de mer sont en supplément et les boissons. J’ai surtout apprécié la gentillesse et l’humour de Chico pendant tout le voyage il est très très drôle 😂 Bonne expérience dans l’ensemble”
Spend a full day from Mombasa or Diani watching dolphins, snorkeling at Kisite Mpunguti, and enjoying a Swahili seafood lunch on Wasini Island.
“Amazing! Great guides! Fantastic diving along the corals Guides who was very concerned about our wellbeing So heighly recommend. 5 stars or more if possible from us”
Pick a park, a lake or a stretch of the old coast.
